@klein_more88816 · X

@naw103 · X

@shiftibis · X

Indie project 📝 ReBox: visual boards where color = group and branches = a file tree — both at once. Share links open without login (anyone with the link can edit). A Claude connector builds boards for you. English UI just shipped. #buildinpublic

itsdevdaniel · HN

Poseberry: create AI influencers that pose with your products

@listudio · X

Fable 5 规划+Codex 执行，效率真的很 ok。一个周末上线了两个工具网站。麻了。。 👉： 和

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

@lalitnamdev_ · X

@shotcanvasapp · X

anyone willing to give feedback, ill do the same in return!

@larsbuilds · X

here's the link for the lazy ones :)

@biggilfoot · X

customizable ambient desktop clock for second monitors. You can resize the clock, move it anywhere, and switch backgrounds to fit your setup

@johncvillanueva · X

Last week, I received an email from @claudeai offering gift coupons allowing recipients to use Claude Code Pro (w/ Fable) for one week, free. I gave one to my 19-year old daughter, who has no coding background. This is what she built:

@mhmazur · X

I worked with GPT-6 Astra to create a lightweight planetarium web app that I've been using with my kids to learn the names of stars and constellations. Try it here: A few notes from the development process: - Astra one-shotted the initial version, and it worked flawlessly, but I wound up iterating on it a lot. - I removed a lot of features and added others, mostly while sitting outside on my front porch using it. Things like: -- Adding a way to adjust for light pollution. I live in the suburbs, where there's a lot of light, so 95% of the stars on the map weren't visible to me. That made it harder to identify the ones that were. After I added that feature and selected "Suburban sky," the map almost perfectly reflected what I could actually see. -- Adding a way to toggle constellations and labels on and off. It's helpful to turn them off to orient yourself, then turn them back on once you've found a few reference points. -- Adding a subtle mountain range at the bo