@DevanshuRuhela · X

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@PysumSumit · X

SaaS apps charge $20/mo to wrap AI models. I built KeyDrop AI to kill that subscription tax. Bring your own OpenAI/Gemini key to chat with PDFs/DOCX. • 100% client-side (localStorage) • Raw token costs (~$0.15/mo) 👉

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u/holios89 · Reddit

Built an AI SaaS that turns your notes/articles/PDFs into study flashcards — looking for harsh feedback (and bugs) Hey folks, Solo/small side project here: Deckly ( deckly.one ) — an AI-powered flashcard generator for spaced-repetition learning (Anki-compatible export). You give it text, a PDF, or an article link, it generates a deck of flashcards (Q&A, Cloze, or multiple choice), optionally with TTS audio and images per card, and you can study it right in the browser or export to `.apkg`.

u/Gloomy_Silver_1700 · Reddit

Solo-built app just passed a bigger competitor on Google Play visibility score https://preview.redd.it/cmy3haru6veh1.png?width=1510&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c9f05bd5d22a012f123e4c4f6f26d1a7c85c5e3 Sharing this because it's a small win but it's mine. I'm the solo dev behind skillably, a study app where you upload your own notes or PDFs and it turns them into quizzes and flashcards, adapting based on what you actually get wrong. No team, no funding, built around a day job.

u/Key_Caramel_5578 · Reddit

Built a free PDF toolkit solo (with AI help) — need feedback on the in-browser text editor before I keep pushing on it Been heads-down on this for a while: thepdftool.in Standard PDF stuff : merge, split, compress, convert, OCR — but most of the conversion tools run entirely client-side (WASM), so files never leave your browser for those. Built solo, leaned on AI tools for a good chunk of the code and debugging. The feature I care most about right now is an inline text editor :— click i

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@damiadeh · X

Your files utility tools stacks in your browser. No uploads, files stays on your pc.