@tejas3732 · X

@MayowaSWE · X

built a tool to end customer frustration on deliveries because they don't know where the driver is, resulting to calls upon calls

@theloadletter · X

u/Mysterious-Ice-6404 · Reddit

I built tesseract.build - Design physical stuff with AI & get it 3D printed and shipped to you. Need help on getting distribution now. I spent about 1-2 months full time building and refining out the product. Feel like the product is pretty good, and it is something that people would definitely want to use. For fairly basic prompts such as "Design a headphone stand" or "Make me a desk organizer", Tesseract does a great job at designing a 3D model, which you can then print out.

@gonelf · X

Yeah, and I have a good track record. Also let’s colab for

@runprodstudio · X

Distribution co-pilot for developers. Still developing.

u/engineeralex · Reddit

I built a free AI tool that watches a phone video of your house and tells you what to fix before you sell People prepping to sell either sink money into a full kitchen remodel that returns about half (NAR pegs it around 55% cost recovery) or skip the cheap fixes that actually pay. So I built HomeBrief . Film a 3-5 minute walkthrough on your phone, a vision model watches it, and you get a room by room fix list with cost ranges and estimated value added. Calls from real reports, least aggr

u/CaboWabo55 · Reddit

Built a DIY calculator site in a weekend — betting on "boring tools" over content After my last project (an AI debate platform) got rejected by AdSense for "low value content," I went the opposite direction: no content treadmill, no AI features, no backend. Just genuinely useful calculators. studandslab.com — 10 free calculators for woodworking and home projects (board feet, stair stringers, concrete, drywall). Everything runs client-side, so hosting is free and every visitor costs me $0.

sc4p1n · HN

I built a tool that finds people asking for what you sell

@Emmanuel1134541 · X

If u ain't getting users to your product try it free though

@Munyah_Wacho · X

u/Raspberry_64713 · Reddit

Let chance decide the date The viral video where the guy sent the girl, “would you go on a date with me?” and the cursor kept moving and she had to click yes. It made me built this so I can send it to a guy lol (I’m not in the U.S. right now hence the different East Asian language choices at the bottom) Fill out 3 choices you might want to do together, and the other person randomly picks. You get their response either they send you back the link, you wait in the response room, or you get