u/Iamabrnr · Reddit

I got tired of my wife checking a half-dozen library sites every morning for storytimes, so I vibed one search box Every few weeks someone here ask about stuff to do with kids, so I figured app I vibed for my wife may be useful for others. Every morning or nite before my wife checks for story time and musical events for our toddler. She looks for events on Libraries websites on most east bay cities. To relive her pain I vibe coded https://mylibrary-events.com It uses RSS / iCal feeds of l

@umeridrisi · X

Lets make it together and fix the issues that other link in bio builders have. I am currently using this for my own bio pages too. Go try it here at Tell me what you want to add… #vibecoding #buildinpublic

@Social_Readia · X

@lavishmehra54 · X

Not building anymore, i just launched Morasious - Turns The Most powerful book's like The Prince, 48 laws of power like books into answers for whatever you're stuck on, so instead of reading books over 100+ pages just got the core and apply in real life 🔗

@its_mepius · X

@duke_can_c_u · X

Hi I’m the founder of a content collaboration platform for teams and creators, with focus on editorial workflows. Always looking to connect with people passionate about content, SaaS, and building great products.

@AymaneOnX · X

Hi, I'm currently building a saas mainly using AI, it's a simplified waitlist tool for founders that let them collect signups before launch. Let's connect.

DmitryDolgopolo · HN

ReadAloud – on-device, podcast-quality text-to-speech in the browser

@indie_rok · X

Built with codex: An app for coworking in group, it pairs you with people to cowork together while gamifing the process:

@xoshiLads · X

I'm launching my first SaaS today: I'm usually the type to have a million creative ideas daily, start something, get another idea, and abandon that ship. I joined @shipordie_ recently because I genuinely think it's a cool concept: launch a product monthly or get kicked from the group. For procrastinators that seems like a good solution. Happy to be on board. I built marksave because my bookmarks were a graveyard. I kept saving more every day and never used any of it. Thousands of things I saved and never found again. While saving more and more each day. So: a free Chrome extension pulls your X bookmarks in (read-only, it never sees your password), AI auto-categorizes them (paid feature), and you get a library you can actually search. Search by meaning instead of keywords, ask questions about your own saves, and it resurfaces the stuff worth a second look. You can also group saves into folders and share them with a public link. One thing that's already in there:

@mr_wickedhacks · X

Write the doc once → get a notebook, slide deck, canvas, or resume from the same source. No rewriting for every format.

@payrequest_io · X