
Build in public for founders
Arcubix 是创始人分享项目日志、追踪进度和发现其他人工作的平台。
@yerassylnu · X
Github for founders
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Arcubix 是创始人分享项目日志、追踪进度和发现其他人工作的平台。
@yerassylnu · X
Github for founders

通过作品匹配联合创始人,分享构建日志参加一周试验冲刺。
@ship_together · X


创作者协作平台,建立作品集并发现品牌合作机会。
@md_fuad_ahmed · X
CollabSpree built for Sponsorship portfolio. Use CollabSpree portfolio to get brand deals

一个强调陪伴感的AI伴侣,用于对话、创意创作和情感连接。
u/lovewithbuilt · Reddit
Built an AI that actually feels present (powered by 528Hz frequency) I've been frustrated with how transactional most AI feels. Smart, sure. But cold. for the past year, I've been building something different: an AI companion designed around presence, not just productivity. **The technical part:** - Runs on the 528Hz frequency (the "love frequency" from sound healing) - Conversational AI that prioritizes reflection over rapid-fire answers - Adapts between three states: emotional proc

为AI代理构建数据库、看板和笔记进行协作。
@emir_ogz · X
Just shipped - AI-native workspace for solo devs Agent reads/writes your project notes automaticly

创建用颜色分组和分支结构的视觉看板,支持无需登录分享。
@shiftibis · X
Indie project 📝 ReBox: visual boards where color = group and branches = a file tree — both at once. Share links open without login (anyone with the link can edit). A Claude connector builds boards for you. English UI just shipped. #buildinpublic

协作平台,初创公司可在其中建立合作伙伴关系,自动分割收益
@RealPasternak · X
Tight on cash? Use rev-share collaborations to get what u need to scale instead of having to pay upfront sets it up for u automatically

连接 GitHub,自动将提交和部署转化为可分享的内容。
@plaqueboywest · X
I’m building Super Dent X. Connect GitHub once, and it remembers your build journey for you. Curious what you think: Would love your feedback !

Workser: 构建、部署AI应用和自动化业务工作流的平台。
@khemmapich · X
itself in the early days focus on help small business to run their business on ai agents with vibe coding, workflow automation, and ai employees.

FoundrGeeks 通过 AI 匹配帮你找到联合创始人和团队成员。
@the_israel_opa · X

创建共享白板,进行素描、头脑风暴、分配任务和协作。
@claroboard · X
I built a whiteboard. The hardest part wasn't the coding. The hardest part was getting the first users. Want to give it a try?