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AI 音乐工作室，30 秒内生成完整歌曲，包括词曲、人声和混音。
@creativeaigrl · X
The most complete AI business platform: websites, hosting, databases, domains, email, ad campaigns, and security scans — all in one subscription.
@Circleeai · X
RIP LOVABLE OR BASE44 This is future 👀
一个互动冥想体验,探索孤独、专注与少即是多的自由。
@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
Asset Extra tags your tools and vehicles, lets your crew book them out with a scan, and alerts you the moment something's damaged or due a check. Offline-first, built for field tea
@CooksonRetail · X
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Toolkit AI 是隐私优先的浏览器开发工具套件，提供 JSON 格式化、密码生成、二维码等功能。
@Toolkit__ai · X
Reels, recipes, movies and places, saved from anywhere and remembered in one place.
@JoinFavorit · X
在浏览器中将文字和图片转换成 HD AI 视频，无需安装。
seedance 2.0 mini — 浏览器直出 AI 视频，文字/图片/音频多模态输入，30 秒内生成 HD 短片，无需安装
将讲座笔记和PDF转换为学习卡片、测验、摘要和音频播客。
u/LineMission3540 · Reddit
Would Love Feedback on an AI Study Tool I'm Building I’m a high school student currently building Vulty, an AI study tool that organizes and turns lecture notes and PDFs into interactive, editable note summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and even 1 to 15 minute audio podcasts. We’re starting early access testing before launch, and we would love feedback and beta testers. You can test Vulty out at https://vulty.org/ . If you'd like to access Pro or Premium mode for testing for free, DM me and I c
humm turns what you mumble into a ready-to-send message, runs deep research in any field, and drafts autonomously — voice-first, in 3D.
@Raj_kabadi · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable! @Lovable do u use this , if u like make even use this!!!!!!
任务管理应用，Now、Next、Someday 三个清单同步到 iOS 和网页。
u/dahooddawg · Reddit
I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread
