guangyu_wang1 · Product Hunt

Vanyage Van life cost calculator & AI trip planner

@GhostrouteICU · X

MechFind is a smarter way to find mechanics and vehicle repair professionals near you in seconds Visit MechFind . Get $5 free to do anything 👨🏾‍🎤

u/clever_coder777 · Reddit

Tell me what you're building. Let's self promote. Tell me what SaaS/App you're building or have built. I'll go first: I built Recume AI — you upload a photo of a car problem and get an instant AI diagnosis + repair cost estimate before you ever talk to a mechanic. Built it to close the trust gap between car owners and shops. Comment down below what you're building. Would love to check it out and give some honest feedback. submitted by /u/clever_coder777 to r/microsaas

u/CapitalPotato8230 · Reddit

I got tired of losing warranty claims because of faded receipts, so I built Warranty Tracker A few months ago, I had an expensive gadget fail just after I bought it. I knew it was still under warranty, but finding the receipt turned into a nightmare. The thermal paper had faded, I couldn't remember the exact purchase date, and I wasted more time searching than the repair was worth. That experience made me realize how scattered all of this information is. Receipts are in emails, PDFs, Wh

@CooksonRetail · X

👋 we are working on

u/vcoklat · Reddit

I built an AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) Fleet Simulator running entirely in the browser using C++ and WebAssembly (No backend server!) Hey everyone! Lately, I’ve been experimenting with bringing low-level systems programming to the web browser. I wanted to see if I could build a high-performance digital twin for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) without needing any backend server or WebSocket overhead. The result is a browser-based multi-agent fleet simulator. Here is what's happening unde

@brandmyvan · X

u/Beginning_Fly_9315 · Reddit

I built Torqmind – an AI-powered automotive diagnostic assistant. Looking for honest feedback. Hi everyone, I’ve been building Torqmind , an AI-powered automotive diagnostic assistant for DIYers and mechanics. The idea came from seeing how generic most online repair advice is. You search an OBD-II code or symptom and usually get a long list of possible causes with very little guidance on what to check first. My goal is to make diagnostics more practical by letting users select their vehic

u/Ok_Union_9840 · Reddit

I built a repair business where the AI quotes you in 10 seconds instead of making you call 5 shops The thing that made me build this: I cracked a screen, called four shops, and every single one said "bring it in and we'll take a look." Nobody would give me a number on the phone. Then it's 3–5 days without the machine I work on. So travelling-technicians.ca does the opposite of both halves of that. You get a real price in about ten seconds, and then someone drives to you and fixes it a

@AtelioWeb · X

u/NaturalPride5683 · Reddit

I made a lil program for my dad First of all, hope you are all having a good morning/afternoon/night! I'm 22, from Spain, and I'm studying IT and networking (ASIR course is it's name here in Spain). My dad is 40 and owns a repair shop. He currently pays a few hundred euros every year for a program to manage his business, and honestly, I thought it would be a cool project to try and make something for him myself. I'm not really a good programmer yet. I know the basics from my studies, but

@KatiyarSaiyam · X

just shipped my first full-stack app 🏠 properties, tenants, rent tracking & maintenance logs, all in one place. UI is still a work in progress — actively making it better. would love honest reviews & UI suggestions! 🔗 #buildinpublic #webdev #reactjs