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Survive IRL — Only What You Really Have
A cooperative survival simulator using your real supplies, skills, and resources.
@TX1977 · X
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A cooperative survival simulator using your real supplies, skills, and resources.
@TX1977 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
guides.show hosts the viewer and share links for Plannotator Guided Reviews: a chaptered walkthrough of a diff as one small HTML file, or as an encrypted link.
ramoz · HN
Code walkthroughs you can send as a file
Plan and track household emergency readiness with go-bag building and step-by-step protocols for all hazards.
@basta96715 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
AI travel copilot that dynamically adjusts your itinerary based on delays and energy levels.
@KotianSagar · X
Plan trips with AI and get guided through destinations by a live walking companion.
@edward_terhov · X
Plan your next vacation with Passage AI :) coming to app store and google play soon!
Daily check-ins, journaling, and guided exercises for trauma recovery.
@JeffDomenickJr · X
Plan your race-day fueling strategy with custom schedules, products, and bottles for endurance cycling.
@jv_am9uYXRoYW4 · X
A mobile app for cyclists to plan fueling for races.
Free psychoeducational self-help and coping tools for autism, ADHD, PTSD, and neurodivergent users — SUDS, feelings wheel, CBT/DBT skills, grounding. A companion to therapy, not a
@EricMRiesterer · X
is slowly turning into the most elite mental health toolbox on the entire internet... And it's free as well as coded for #neurodivergence #autism #ADHD #AuDHD #PTSD. 60+ apps, 300 modules. Free. #SaaS #PWA #MentalHealth
City guides for runners, cyclists and swimmers in 75+ cities. Find routes, pools, tracks, gyms, races and athlete-friendly hotels — curated by Zafiri.
@wllrss · X
Working on an essential map for endurance athletes: / @zafiri_
Fight off zombies in a browser-based first-person survival game.
u/Technical-Limit-1775 · Reddit
My 12-Year-Old Son Vibe-Coded a Zombie Game My 12-year-old son has been teaching himself to build with AI this summer. One of the things he made is DeadHours , a fully browser-based zombie game. https://DeadHours.net This is how he built it: Cursor AI mostly leveraging Sonnet 4.6, but recently switched to Grok 4.5 High Fast and going well. Next.js app w/ Server API routes Supabase (absolute favorite) Vercel for front-end The issue we're having now is that if
Access safety information for travel destinations to help avoid tourist traps.
@RekonAstra · X
