@_merdak · X

@santomaps · X

🗣️How do you find new customers? 👉🏼 Relay is a daily outreach desk: it finds public LinkedIn profiles of executives, drafts short personalized connection notes and tracks each person from queued invite through accepted, follow-up, and booked call.

@Imranmohsin18 · X

Just had some fun making a mario clone worked a lot on only story and grok build getting it to life as i needed Check it out free to play

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@normanpleitez · X

I finished and is a web creator with an actual CMS for content growth. I am hopping to continue building so it can become and more than just a builder, but a web admin.

@TBVNetwork · X

was never supposed to be a public product. We built it for ourselves. We were already making podcasts, and we kept running into the same problem. People were listening, but after the episode ended, most of them were gone. We could see the numbers, but we didn’t really know the people behind them. We wanted a simple way to stay in touch with the listeners who actually wanted to hear from us again. So we built and started telling people on our shows, “Go to and subscribe to our podcast.” They searched for the show, added their name and email, and that was it. We finally had a way to send them the things we talked about on the podcast. For a while, we just used it ourselves. Then we started wondering why we were keeping it to ourselves. That is really how became public.

@lugodevs · X

a fly brain getting a body is such a wild sentence lol this belongs on

codazoda · HN

This is timely for me. Just an hour ago I made my most recent pen plotter generative art free on my website. I plan to send high resolution scans to everyone who joins my mailing list so you can print them at home. In contrast with the author, I actually enjoy creating code with LLM’s. I’ve been on the technical management track, instead of boots on the ground coding, for quite a few years now. LLMs are letting me produce software again with limited time. I still enjoy writing code by hand too a

PopFlamingo · HN

I’m building a website for discovering first names that’s enjoyable to explore: https://abracadanames.com It started with a family member telling me they were frustrated with existing websites. What I noticed is that in many cases they feel cluttered and not smooth to use, almost like a 1-to-1 translation of the underlying database queries, where they have you choose filters and sorting options upfront then browse the paginated results. I wanted to avoid all of that by creating a different exper

wreet · HN

I got laid off at the beginning of last month so put a little time into some personal projects I thought might be fun. https://dstld.news - I have always wanted a personalized news site so I built one using a few news APIs with AI summaries. https://hn.wreet.xyz - I'm a big fan of skeleton.dev and wanted a HN frontend with all the fun themes. Nothing too exciting, just trying to find the joy in making again.

u/colin-breeding · Reddit

[FREE] I got tired of opening a few status pages every time something broke, so I build this Whenever Claude, OpenAI, Github, etc.. felt off, I’d waste a couple minutes just proving it wasn't me by googling status pages. So I built a free status board for the AI stuff I use. Then I kept adding the rest of my tools and it kinda turned into a full stack monitor. Yeah other sites already do this. Most felt crowded. I wanted something simple and minimal that wasn’t a lot on the