
tasky — team work that runs on your team's actual day
Tasks, projects, chat, calendar, daily reports and leave — plus a Discord bot that speaks up at the right hour. Web and iOS.
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Tasks, projects, chat, calendar, daily reports and leave — plus a Discord bot that speaks up at the right hour. Web and iOS.
@TaskyOrionix · X
go grab our Tasky 🥸

Play fantasy pick'em games with real sports lines (no real money betting).
u/picklockapp · Reddit
I built a fantasy sports betting web app (no real money), Give me honest feedback (iOS hopefully coming soon) Hello all First time poster here A few months ago my coworker was showing me what he was building using Claude code, a mobile game, and I was definitely intrigued. He suggested I build something, and I kind of brushed it off and didn’t think it was something I could follow through with. 2 minutes later, I thought of an idea for some sports betting social media (basic, I know) and

Team-shareable library of AI prompts and agent skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and other platforms.
@promptcarrot · X

Find people asking for a product like yours on X. AI discovers opportunities, catches product mentions, and prepares a reply with your link.
@chenzhangreal · X
Chen here. Waitlist filled slower than code. = doomscroll→pipeline; buyers hunting what you built. From $19/mo. (Intent > spray. ·848)

Build, verify, and ship software with teams and AI agents in one connected workspace.
u/OGMYT · Reddit
Validating a micro-SaaS for checking AI-built software before it ships I am building **Flows**, a system that turns an AI software goal into ordered implementation steps, checks, repair prompts, and a build report. The business thesis is not “better prompts.” It is reducing the cost of getting from an AI-generated first draft to a checked, shippable result. Metrics I want to measure: - prompts per completed project - tokens or credits per checked step - first-pass check rate - repair atte

Share a link to start a video chat with anyone, no sign-up required.
u/abcde12399 · Reddit
I always begged engineers to fix even a typo. Now I've built my own video call app. I come from business and design. I was always the one begging engineers to fix even a typo. Then I found vibecoding and started building things myself!!! TinyRoom is my first real project. You share a link, people click it, you're in a video call. No accounts, no downloads. Up to 8 people (4 for mobile). Basically Zoom without everything annoying about Zoom. I use it for my own community's weekly sessions

Book live gaming sessions with your favorite athletes.
@Outthepadsgamng · X
Where athletes and fans come to connect and compete!

@pfernan95dev An AI web app for solo coaches and coaching teams to generate tailored programs with a single prompt using client data https://t.co/u9PKy4jcjF
@3aziz2000 · X
An AI web app for solo coaches and coaching teams to generate tailored programs with a single prompt using client data

Real-time anonymous feedback platform for team engagement and collaboration.
techdiff · HN
Relay – an update after three years on anonymous team check-ins

Play football predictions, quizzes, and GOAT battles in an interactive fan league platform.
@goatly_ai · X

Dedicated space for team discussions too important for chat and too dynamic for static documentation.
Mike-Kelner · HN
Vostorq – I built the anti-Slack after working at a Slack-first company

Create shared whiteboards to sketch, brainstorm, assign tasks, and work together.
@claroboard · X
I built a whiteboard. The hardest part wasn't the coding. The hardest part was getting the first users. Want to give it a try?