dheeraj_vishwakarma · Product Hunt

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u/WarthogInHalo3 · Reddit

TheSubtitleDB.org I'm creating thesubtitledb.org so subtitles are available to everyone + a JS tool that adds AI subtitles to any video player for free. Why did I make this? other subtitles services have low rate limits which prevent people (i'm deaf) from watching a film or tv series I want to change that completely so it's never a problem again. submitted by /u/WarthogInHalo3 to r/buildinpublic [link] [comments]

@hkbonur · X

that digitalise paper forms and make everything multi language, so businesses can get better conversion. One form any language.

@opjhabuilds · X

Transcribe any and every audio or video you have, and make it part of your AI brain and knowledge memory.

u/Ecstatic-Rooster3295 · Reddit

Built a small tool to see how native speakers actually use words across different media (movies, podcasts, etc.) I used to use YouGlish a lot while studying, but it always felt pretty basic—you watch a clip, and that's it. I wanted a way to filter clips by specific media (movies, TV shows, podcasts), get translations, and actually ask an AI why someone used a word in that specific context when textbook definitions fell short. So I spent some time building my own version to

u/emidaboi · Reddit

My English was solid on paper, but I froze the second I had to actually speak. So I built a language partner that remembers you to practice with (24 languages). Hey everyone. I'm a senior CS student, kind of obsessed with AI/ML, and a solo dev. Bit of backstory: my English was always fine, but the moment I had to actually speak, I'd freeze and I didn't really have anyone to practice with. I tried a bunch of apps and they all felt like talking to a service bot polite, generic,

@HenriqueSa62777 · X

TranAI — 聚合海外主流应用的多开翻译器，支持沉浸式翻译、有道/百度/Google/DeepL/ChatGPT 等翻译通道和 AI 智能回复

u/danskwill · Reddit

I got tired of juggling 5 different apps to learn a language, so I built one that does it all For the last while I was learning German using Memrise for vocab, Anki for flashcards, iTalki for speaking practice, Youtube for listening, a bit of Duolingo and a notebook to (badly) track actual progress. It worked, sort of, but I never had a clear picture of what I was actually good at versus just grinding a streak. So I built Fluensea . It puts dictation practice, spaced-repetiti

@BENFERHAT · X

#learn #onehundred #mostused #common #Arabic #verbs #app #teach #quiz Check out what I just built with Lovable!

u/SonikaAI · Reddit

I built SonikaAI to translate books/documents and turn them into audiobooks in one upload The problem I kept running into was pretty simple: I had a document or book in a language I wasn't comfortable reading, and turning it into something I could actually use took multiple steps. Translate it somewhere. Download or copy the result. Then, if I wanted to listen instead of read, move it into another tool for text-to-speech. For longer documents, that also meant dealing with formatting, splitt

LandoLorinse · HN

Vocab Top – AI-powered vocabulary builder that helps you retain words