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Record, edit, and share interactive product demos with a browser extension or CLI, with guided tours and engagement tracking.
@haukejung · X
Need interactive demos showing your product in action? Try
Math toolkit for students: solve conversions, geometry, algebra, and trigonometry with step-by-step formula explanations.
@DullyAq · X
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AI-powered English learning game where kids photograph their schedule to generate vocabulary lessons through animal villagers.
@lzhgus · X
My kid goes to an English-only school in the US, but we speak Chinese at home. So I built her a tiny Animal Crossing-style island to learn English 🏝️ Snap a pic of the teacher's daily schedule → AI turns it into a lesson pack → she learns words from animal villagers, shakes apple trees, goes fishing 🎣 100% hand-written Three.js, zero assets, no backend. Try it:
Run micro-budget ad campaigns to quickly validate business ideas and discover what converts.
u/Top-Leadership7498 · Reddit
It's never been easier to build a SaaS, so why is advertising it still this hard? If you run paid ads for your SaaS, you already know a lot of your results come down to the creative, not just the product. And making a genuinely beautiful creative without being a designer, or without paying one who's expensive and slow, is hard. Generators and AI tools still aren't there yet when it comes to actual aesthetic quality. We rebuilt Kicker around that specific problem. It pulls from your actual l
Log workouts and meals to align your training intensity with nutrition for recovery.
@BonaniNtisane · X
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Track calories, protein, workouts and weight in one dashboard, with clear eat and avoid food lists for fat loss or muscle gain.
@prashanttailor0 · X
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Connect a GitHub repo to automatically detect user flows, visualize code structure, and identify where users get stuck.
u/freestyle_gonzo · Reddit
Vibe coding made building fast. It didn't make understanding easy. Something changed in the last year. Vibe coding (or agentic engineering if you ask some) made writing an app fast. Week-to-weekend fast. More people are building software than ever before, and I think that's a genuinely good thing. But fast building creates a new bottleneck. Writing code is no longer the hard part. Understanding what you built and its nuances is. A huge share of people shipping right now have never analyzed
Type a math problem and get step-by-step walkthroughs with explanations.
u/peterparkermarker · Reddit
MathIQ I built mathiq.io with Claude Code because I wanted a way for students struggling with college level maths to see how the problems can be broken down and not as intimidating. Each walkthrough goes from beginning to end and each step has a "why and how?" feature. Anon users get 1 free daily walkthrough powered by Haiku 4.5. Signed in users get 3 free daily walkthroughts powered by Haiku 4.5. Plus users get 5 Opus 4.6 walkthroughs plus 20 Sonnet 4.6. Pro users get 8 Opus/30
A growing collection of React components for building modern products. Each one arrives as source you can read and edit, and works with your coding agent, so what it ships looks de
@akhil_4109 · X
See estimated energy, carbon, and water impact of AI-generated content in relatable units.
daniloedu · HN
Energy, carbon and water estimates for AI content, shown as ranges
Set of design tools that integrate with your other software.
@aviralgarg05 · X
Here's what you get on One toolkit. Every design task.
A simple CRM for small businesses: capture leads, build branded invoices from your product and service catalog, share them as a link or PDF, and work an automatic follow-up sequenc
@tomfromtampa · X
