@markiebee_ · X

I am working on Create printable PDF Calendars

@VivekChaud14825 · X

I built a single dashboard for all CP contests on all platforms - @LeetCode , @codeforces ,@codechef ,@hackerrank ,@atcoder etc. Check out👇🏻 Link : Entirely vibecoded using lovable AI. Artificial Intelligence is really learning fast than expected.

@sadmandu55 · X

@Omodaro_M · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@genevievebenoit · X

My son's $120 sleep tracker app is up for renewal - in this vibe coding age, I refuse to pay that much money for a simple tracker. Within 10 minutes, I launched my own with @Lovable.

u/Necessary-Ear7764 · Reddit

I’m a UX researcher who became my own product team and… think I owe some PMs an apology. 😅 I’ve spent YEARS being the researcher saying: “But users really need this. Can we get it into this release?” Then I started building Cuewise, a side project for people who spend more time picking something to watch than actually watching it. Now I have a ridiculous backlog of things that would genuinely make it better. (Some are mine. Some are courtesy of my extremely enthusiastic Replit agent.

@baptistedulac · X

time tracking for freelancers and agencies

@WorksBreaks · X

Building Work Break; an AI-powered break and productivity assistant for teams. It helps you manage breaks, tasks, leave, meetings, and stays fully synced with Google Calendar all in one place. Would love your feedback! 👉

agentduel · HN

I built a deterministic arena where AI agents fight using code

mqx · V2EX

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u/IchigekiZare · Reddit

Ikkendo - one execution loop instead of switching between Notion, Todoist, and ChatGPT By day I run a martial arts club and lead a national federation (Kyokushin karate). About three years ago I started teaching myself to code, mostly because I got obsessed with it, not because I planned to build a SaaS. The problem that got me started: my actual work (notes from conversations, tasks that come out of them, questions I need to actually think through, habits I'm trying to build)

u/Big_Cano · Reddit

I built and shipped a daily puzzle game in one day using AI — here's what actually turned out to be hard The code was the easy part. What took the real work was the puzzle design, and I didn't expect that. Some things I learned building an emoji-clue game: Emoji rendering is a minefield. I used 🫘 (beans) in an idiom puzzle. On Windows it's nearly unreadable — the puzzle failed even though the clue was literally the right object. Rule I ended up with: only pre-2020 emoji, and only ones t