@opencommonplace · X

Preserving human knowledge and wisdom from books at

@MazharulIsjw · X

At Lovorise, we’ve developed a powerful, developer-friendly Chat SDK Messaging Service designed for real-time live chat support. We’re seeking strategic partners who want to embed reliable chat widgets directly into their ecosystems. early access

@MyCrazyIdeal · X

ChatGPT and I have been talking philosophy and meditation in the new GPT-Live mode. Drawing from memories of those voice conversations, we created ENOUGH together—an interactive meditation built with ChatGPT Sites. Check it out! @chatgptapp #Giveaway

u/Top_Succotash_6533 · Reddit

Roast this: Built a 12-archetype assessment + an AI you can talk your results through with Solo builder here. I've been heads-down on The Art of Soulcraft and I'd love this community's eyes on the experience — not the content. What it is: a self-reflection tool built around 12 archetypes. You can poke around the site using a sample assessment to get a feel for the flow. But the real payoff is Mira, an AI companion — and here's the key: Mira works off your own results, so to actually

@mymentally · X

ryanbuu · V2EX

[Vebe Coding]人生有数 [它是一份 100 题的自测清单，从第一次约会开始，到那些你可能不会在饭桌上讲的故事结束。勾选你做过的事，每个“是”会让分数减少 1 分。这个中文名字想表达的是：经历没有标准答案，但你可以对自己的路有数。]( https://ryanbuu.dev) 

@Enchantifyink · X

Cool, I like those things. Also, a lucid dreaming app sounds wicked. I'm building an app that turns your ordinary day into a fantasy book you can hold.

u/grandamateur1 · Reddit

Why does feature request software cost so much? I have 2 apps, both without any good customer feedback collection mechanism. My apps are very customer focused, and so I wanted a way to figure out specifically which features to build next for my users. I first looked for existing solutions, but most were $20+/month, or self-hosted and difficult to setup. Many of these tools had tons of cool features which justified the price, but I did not want all of that. I created Simple Feature B

u/Wrong_Election189 · Reddit

I built one memory for notes, people and money because none of my apps knew the full story Solo dev here. I built CleverNote because my information kept getting split across three places: notes for what happened, contacts for who was involved, and a finance app for how much it cost. None of them knew the full story. The concrete example I keep using is a plumber receipt. I snap the receipt and CleverNote keeps the original note, identifies the plumber as a person/service, records the amount

@indie_rok · X

Built with codex: An app for coworking in group, it pairs you with people to cowork together while gamifing the process:

u/volkovbro · Reddit

Bricknote - A Notes App for indie makers, content creators, and small teams Bricknote started with a YouTube channel. My partner and I run a channel together, so we need one place for video ideas, research, outlines, production notes, and all the small decisions around each video. We used Notion at first. It worked for a while, but our workspace became more complicated than the work itself. It also became too expensive for what we needed, and the product increasingly felt li