Finance & Business2 weeks ago
ownthe.day : today has one owner
One page. One owner. Whoever pays holds it until midnight UTC, or until someone pays more.
@alexcloudstar · X
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One page. One owner. Whoever pays holds it until midnight UTC, or until someone pays more.
@alexcloudstar · X
Post the one thing you're building today, then upvote and comment on other indie makers doing the same. One entry per person, per day -- no feed to doomscroll.
@AravindKumarV09 · X
Building --- a daily build log for makers. You get exactly 1 post per day to share what you shipped, so there's no spam or endless scrolling. Just real progress from real builders.
Post short videos, discover creators, and connect with others.
@OIsreal7674 · X
Create, schedule, and publish content across major social platforms from one professional dashboard.
@naveen_a11y · X
Daily questions game where you compare honest answers with friends, groups, and the world.
@checkmurmur · X
Upload your knowledge and let AI answer questions on your custom Q&A page.
@Asym_Alwali · X
Own a day on the internet. Pay what you want - highest bid sits on top. Any amount from $1 gets you on the board.
@penkalad · X
Own the internet's top spot for 60 seconds. Every $1 guarantees one full minute at #1 on oneusd.lol.
@Hi00267940 · X
Sign in to your Daily Tracker workspace.
@abdunnoorfaruki · X
Ask one question and get answers from multiple AI models with consensus and confidence.
@ZUKOWEB3166 · X
Vibe coding is more interesting when you use Truth AI
365 claimable calendar days, reopened fresh every year. Pay to claim a day and write a permanent memory — a milestone, a loss, anything. First to pay wins the day.
@codekagefx · X
- seal your memories forever, for the world to see, let's share your pains and happiness with you💜
Five historical figures debate your hardest life question and deliver a consensus verdict.
u/Rcoo232 · Reddit
I built a council of 5 historical figures that debates your hardest life decision (based on Karpathy's LLM Council) A few weeks ago, I came across Karpathy's "LLM Council" concept. You ask multiple Agents the same question independently, have them anonymously peer-review each other, then synthesise a final answer. The peer-review round is the genius part; models get surprisingly honest when critiquing anonymised responses. I turned it into a consumer product where the council members are hi