harleyverse · HN

Pen – A writing tool where conversation is the editor

u/Cnye36 · Reddit

I built an AI detector and I'm not sure the score is the useful part I started building DidAIwriteit.com thinking the most useful part was the sentence level scoring and rescan. I thought, scan a draft, flag suspicious sentences, help the user rewrite and rescan to pass the detector before a teacher, client, or editor did. That felt like the product. But I kept running back into the same question: What does that actually prove, at the end of the day it is still just a number, the landsca

siscia · HN

Structo – Claude Code for short form writing

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u/Automatic_Flow_7587 · Reddit

imagine a writing app that won't let you leave until you're done. leave the tab, lose what u've written. i was building a small writing platform around one simple idea: make distractions expensive . you start a timed writing session, choose how long you want to focus, and commit to staying in the tab until the timer ends. if you switch tabs, minimize the window, or leave the page, the entire session is deleted (ofc with the countdown first). it sounds brutal, but it's surpris

dyfang · HN

TchoAI – Transform your documents into editable slide decks

u/UniversityIll2916 · Reddit

I built a brainstorming tool where you flick single words by instinct — 30s demo ou type in a half-formed idea. It throws single words at you, one at a time, and you keep / spark / drop each one on instinct — about a second a decision. Sparks are the important ones: the words you can't resolve yet, and the next round follows them hardest. At the end it writes the whole thing up as a prompt you can paste into Claude or ChatGPT. The clip is one real session — seed was "make our team meetings

@zodiac_ali51523 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@seelimdev · X

I am building Basic feedback tool for freelancers and small startups. Easy to start, no cc

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u/Vankir · Reddit

I built an AI that analyzes articles, posts and video scripts against 100+ named storytelling techniques (hooks, chiasmus, circular structure) — and rewrites your weak lines for you TL;DR: paste a YouTube script/article → get a 6-section analysis (hook score, structure model, detected techniques, weak spot, CTA) + rewritten examples of YOUR lines, not generic advice. Why I built it: I'm a speech coach by hobby — I have 90+ named storytelling techniques (curiosity gap, status quo reversal,