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Understand a great book in 2 minutes a day with premium, visual, and actionable summaries designed to help you learn more by reading less.
@bruteforcearete · X
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Understand a great book in 2 minutes a day with premium, visual, and actionable summaries designed to help you learn more by reading less.
@bruteforcearete · X
Write daily 280-character journal entries to record your thoughts and feelings privately.
@recuerdateapp · X
es una aplicación web minimalista que funciona como un diario personal rápido. Te permite escribir un pequeño mensaje o "pósit" al día (con un límite de 280 caracteres) para registrar cómo te sientes o qué ha pasado, creando un espacio de reflexión privado
The best writing app for authors. One intelligent home for your entire book, with Robin, an AI co-author who knows your whole story and protects your voice.
u/This-Patience-6781 · Reddit
Building the home for authors (WriteinaClick) - one place for the whole book, not another AI writing tool Building Write in a Click: a home for authors where the entire book lives - planning, drafting, editing, world-building, version history, exports, shared workspaces. One place instead of a scattered mess of docs, notes apps, and outlining tools. The part I care about most isn't AI. It's that most writing tools handle one slice (drafting, or outlining, or notes) and authors end up stitch
Prism turns AI conversation into clean, organised notes. Paste a chat or share link from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and more — no more infinite scrolling.
@moond0g420 · X
Generate professional GitHub READMEs instantly from repo URLs with AI, no signup needed.
@david_kubgak · X
Generate a professional README from any GitHub repository in seconds.
Search a verified database of 1000+ high-survival subreddits to promote your app without getting banned.
u/shushbi · Reddit
I gave founders a list of subreddits where their promos wouldn't get deleted. I realized I was solving the wrong problem. (yes, this was written by AI - but I reviewed, edited and verified this is what I want to say) Context I run Reddlist . The initial premise was simple: Find subreddits that don't instantly nuke promotional posts. I built a system to identify viable, lenient communities and gave founders a list of places where their posts would actually survive. But I q