@saralsachan · X

I have created For the shopify sellers who want to see complete breakdown of their finances

@cruxpack · X

CruxPack, built with Claude Code; turns a lecture PDF or your own notes into flashcards, notes, and practice questions. A second model checks the first against the source for hallucinations. Demo: Would love to post in r/vibecoding if allowed.

@mkappworks · X

I am building lets connect

@BruceWayne95290 · X

just leaving a comment cause its 1am and im vibe coding, will come back tomorrow (on an alt account for open claw fyi) I've worked with the following brands: vytadose, bajabeachco, jaje health, eric javits, 4knines, welleco, coatdefence

u/LeonHelloWorld · Reddit

Build update: testing whether visual AI maps are actually clearer than chat This week I finished a public beta of BranchAI, a web app that turns a complex question into a visual tree instead of a single long AI conversation. The hypothesis is simple: people lose useful context once a chat has several follow-ups. Keeping those follow-ups visible as branches should make research and complicated topics easier to revisit. What is working now: - Generate a starting map from a question - Op

@comingupnachos · X

vibe coding, is my job safe V1 goal to show an optimistic future for those who prepare and start upgrading skills, ai won't take your job a human using ai might Not techy just learning

Clarioxis — AI 教育智能体工具，打造“资料分析+AI视频讲解+随堂练习+智能复盘”的一站式学习闭环

u/keiloktql · Reddit

i built a living architecture map after redrawing the same stack for every project heya, i'm a design engineer at 8starlabs. i just launched canopy. i kept redrawing architecture diagrams for hackathons, work, group projects, and side projects. they were useful at first, but quickly became outdated. canopy turns your stack into a living map. you can import a github repo, see services and dependencies, track costs and ownership, publish maps, and export context for ai coding tools. try i

@MrDave_id · X

I built an ai flashcard generator

u/shadowosa1 · Reddit

I rebuilt my landing page after 300+ visitors still didn’t understand what my app does. I’ve been building a spatial thinking environment called ThinkSpatial, and one of the hardest parts hasn’t been building the product. It’s been explaining what it is in the first few seconds. The basic idea is simple. You speak or type, and your thinking gets turned into a visual map instead of disappearing into a chat box, doc, or note-taking app. My first landing page was way too focused on showing h