@Daemon09076 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

u/DilDaNiMaada_5911 · Reddit

Verdict-first travel tool — monetizing via affiliate links that only appear AFTER you've decided. Does this model hold? TripVerdict gives an honest "does this trip fit your budget" verdict from live flight/stay data. The wedge: every competitor (OTAs, AI planners) monetizes bookings, so their incentive is to make every trip look bookable. Mine shows booking links only post-decision, clearly disclosed — the bet is that independence is the moat and the trust earns the click. Early signal:

taosx · HN

I created a simulation for coding harnesses based on my own pi sessions. When taking into account all factors, DS-v4-Pro is cheaper than gpt-5.6-luna due to caching. Look at the bill segments difference for cache read cost and uncached cost between deepseek and the other models. At this point is cheaper to use ds-v4-pro than the luna models from openai. ignore the numbers except the classic and keep in mind that classic is based on pi with the only change limiting tool output to 10kb https://har

@ylin_ · X

So my launch of – the simple, proxy-less AI model cost monitoring software – didn’t generate much response. I said I would build this in public, so here is an update. I am very happy with the app for my own use. It’s everything I want it to be. So even without users, I’m glad I built this just for myself. It’s probably not accurate to say I “launched” this. All I did was publish the app, make a single post on X, LinkedIn and Show HN. That’s not really any sort of distribution effort needed for an app. So I will continue to get the word out regarding Costbase on Reddit, and other places, as well as engaging with X users who have problem with AI cost. (If you guys have ideas, lmk) It’s just a small app, a side project, so I won’t put too much time marketing this before calling it quit. Pre-AI, I’ve always spent so much effort building an app that I don’t have any time left for marketing (I also run an ERP consultancy). Now, building is pretty much automated, so th

@jonas_silva_sp · X

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@andrejbuday · X

And th second one - - with completely new OG:image

@napalmn8 · X

🚀 I built my first SaaS app with AI. Meet Life OS — an all-in-one dashboard for tracking your money, subscriptions, side hustles, goals, habits, and planner in one place. I'd love your honest feedback!

@zemanels · X

— a leaderboard with a $150k pool that only goes down. $1,500 of it burns daily whether anyone buys or not, and you buy a rank out of the remainder. At zero the board freezes online forever.

u/AstronomerGreedy · Reddit

I got tired of juggling 4 different tools to run my freelance business, so I built one that does it all. I'm a freelancer, and for a couple of years my business ran on duct tape: one app for time tracking, another for invoicing, a separate e-sign tool for contracts, and a spreadsheet to check if I was actually making money that month. So over the past few months I built Workey (React + TypeScript + Supabase) — one dashboard for the whole "get paid" loop: - Time trackin

@TheFlanApp · X

@tauro2585 · X

All your finances in a single clear platform.

u/pramodravikant · Reddit

built a free expense/invoice tracker in vanilla js, no framework. sharing the stack + why i keep it free opened a small software business in india in 2024 and immediately hit the boring problem: tracking what came in and what went out. started in a spreadsheet, moved to notion, neither stuck once work got busy. so i vibe-coded a little web app just for me. no framework, plain html/css/js. kept improving it for a year because i used it daily, then opened signup when i figured it might help o