@BayofDomain · X

@martin_sllz · X

New founder just shipped a project on Small number, but every one is a real person who chose to get honest feedback instead of "looks great". Building this one roast at a time. #buildinpublic

@ConnectedCoun · X

One example of what Brian means by “build and try out new things”: he recently vibe-coded a tech policy sentiment tracker to explore how AI can turn an idea into a working tool. Check it out:

@tonylexfi · X

adeeonline · HN

AgentsProof – a small project for testing AI agents

@APSquaredDev · X

@ShashankBhutiy4 · X

Duolingo for Soft Skills and career growth

@YashPawar576844 · X

I used to pick products first and research customers later. That order cost me money. Now I start with what buyers actually say about the product. That shift eventually led me to build Pikwisely.

@Na_dollarsign · X

For the startups who want to add customer reviews but don't want to fall victims of Trustpilot's predatory tactics!

u/resz99 · Reddit

Built a Pingdom clone that clicks through your app instead of pinging your API "Clone" is generous, I only kept the green/red strip. Every row is a feature instead of a URL. I've joined a few startups now and it's the same thing every time. No tests, one or two manual QA person, everyone just hopes. At the last place signup had been broken on web for two months before anyone noticed. Two months. Mobile still worked so signups never dropped to zero, the number just went down a

u/tejasghutukade · Reddit

I built Nxtrol — paste a job URL, get an honest apply/skip brief, then tailor your résumé Hey r/SideProject 👋 I just took Nxtrol out of private beta. The problem Job hunting felt like gambling. I’d open a JD, feel “maybe,” apply anyway, and only later realize it was a bad fit — or spend an hour rewriting my résumé for something I should’ve skipped. What it does 1. Paste a job URL 2. Get a structured fit brief (score, gaps, clear apply/skip) 3. If it’s worth it, tailor résumé + cov

@wahedsikder · X