schillingderek · HN

Building Table Canon, an AI Campaign Memory Engine for TTRPGs

u/DeckardB-263-54 · Reddit

I built an AI that finds the horror in the ordinary. Loreland narrates short horror stories based on three experiential "dimensions" of your choice: play a frightful story about the place you're standing in, no matter where you are; upload any image and hear the scary story behind it; or add fragments of a dream you can only half remember, and listen to the full nightmare recalled back to you. https://www.lorelandapp.com Every story starts with something real: your prese

u/Vankir · Reddit

I built an AI that analyzes articles, posts and video scripts against 100+ named storytelling techniques (hooks, chiasmus, circular structure) — and rewrites your weak lines for you TL;DR: paste a YouTube script/article → get a 6-section analysis (hook score, structure model, detected techniques, weak spot, CTA) + rewritten examples of YOUR lines, not generic advice. Why I built it: I'm a speech coach by hobby — I have 90+ named storytelling techniques (curiosity gap, status quo reversal,

u/Any_Philosopher_4260 · Reddit

I built a private AI voice companion — no data selling, no ads Hearth is an AI voice companion that's actually private — talk to it, it listens, nothing gets sold or used to train ads. Free trial, $19/mo Founding Member if you want in early. Would love feedback. https://hearth.lock28.com submitted by /u/Any_Philosopher_4260 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

@sambamdamnn · X

@sayandweep · X

Working more on the srt.

@jaanabulkalam · X

@aunahmedm · X

Samjha — AI meeting notes for 600M+ multilingual professionals. Urdu. Hindi. Punjabi. Bengali. English. US. UK. UAE. South Asia. 91% accuracy on mixed-language meetings. Free beta.

u/rubiety · Reddit

I built the Mandarin learning tool I wanted for myself, then got carried away polishing it into a real product I've been learning Mandarin for a couple of years, and I wanted my reading practice to actually match the words I was studying. Graded readers are great, but they're not related to the spaced repetition practice I'm doing in Anki. So I built a small tool for myself: it generates short stories and sentences from the vocabulary you're working on (the HSK 1-6 collections

@StoryStitchApp · X

victords · HN

I was interested in learning more about reverse image search, so I built audioguide.london. It’s a simple image search where you take a photo of an artwork in a gallery, tries to ID it and returns a pre-generated audio and a link to the museum website. The audios were all generated locally, essentially looking at the contents of the website, running it through a LLM to generate a script and Kokoro for TTS. I’ve built it as an app for myself almost a year ago, so I deployed it as a vibe coded web

@MigoCreativo · X