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No-code platform for data analysis and document extraction.
@0xLingjieKong · X
Hey @Sarakhan49309, I'm currently building an agent specialized in data analysis that reduces hallucinations. would love to connect!
Scans your domain for security leaks in your database and tech stack without login.
popkoren · HN
I've been working in cybersecurity for a while now, and I noticed there's a lack of security awareness in the world of AI-built websites. That's exactly why I built Rowly, which does: Scans your domain exactly the way a potential attacker would, from the outside. Organizes and explains every issue found in plain language, avoiding complicated tech jargon as much as possible. Gives you a fix for every issue (or for all issues at once) in the form of a prompt, so you can copy it straight into your
A productivity app that unifies different tools and reduces switching between them.
@vinctkng · X
A productivity app that solves the pain of switching between different productivity tools and linking all of them together!
AccessExit turns every departure into a tracked, evidenced, audit-ready offboarding receipt for teams of 5–100 — starting with Google Workspace and manual evidence across the SaaS
@eastbase_studio · X
Monitor status and metadata-based problem signals for AI tools.
dobby_lee · HN
Open-Source for AI tool status checker
Clients book online, get reminded automatically, and pay on time. The simple scheduling + invoicing tool for solo cleaners — no more spreadsheets or chasing payments.
@research71520 · X
Checks apps for production-readiness issues like security, functionality, and reliability.
u/jjd921 · Reddit
Production readiness checker With AI coding and the low barrier to entry now I see a ton of people publishing apps with serious issues. I tried to build something to help with this. It’s a tool that checks apps for production-readiness issues (security, functionality, reliability, accessibility, etc.) and creates a GitHub PR with the fixes. Automatic scans on every push/PR and deterministic auto-fixes are completely free. Do you see something like this being useful?: https://theslopstopper.c
Scan broken and for-parts listings to find profitable flips with calculated margins.
@Brokefixflip · X
This site will print you money
Calculate whether your electrical panel supports an EV charger without upgrading.
@walls_jason1 · X
Daily logic puzzle where you deduce codes in 8 guesses with feedback, playable solo or in online multiplayer.
Dinjure · HN
Dinjure – Bulls and Cows in one HTML file, with a fallible AI
Deciding is the part you can’t delegate. Capture from anywhere, including inside your assistant, and keep one list on web, Windows, Mac, and iPhone.
u/Mean-Papaya3532 · Reddit
Done Bear - a local-first task manager with MCP, an API and a CLI Done Bear is a task manager with the five GTD lists, Inbox through Someday, and not much else. https://donebear.com Your AI assistant can use it. A hosted MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT read your tasks, add them and tick them off, with your permission and nothing running locally. There's a GraphQL API and a CLI too, if you'd rather script it. It runs on the web, Mac, Windows, Linux and iPhone. Tasks live on your device
Press a mysterious button and discover what happens.
@saralsachan · X
Waste you time on weird websites
