@auditormusic19 · X

Building iGrow, an AI roleplay app to practice high stakes conversations before they happen. Check it here:

@ShashankBhutiy4 · X

Duolingo for Soft Skills and career growth

@Zeunetworkapp · X

We’re building ZEUNETWORK, a platform connecting talents to opportunities through jobs, internships, scholarships, networking and business. Connecting talents to opportunities.

@DevAbraham035 · X

@aka_gaurang · X

There are bounties for creators to grow

u/ImmediateSafety2887 · Reddit

I scraped ~150k job postings to build a tool that shows which careers your skills can actually reach — not what an AI guesses. Free, no signup. One-person shop, building this as a second income around a day job, so feedback from this crowd is gold. What it is: every career tool hands you a confident AI recommendation. I wanted the opposite — something that reads live job postings, measures how much of a target role your current skills already cover, and shows the honest version: the salar

@probiex007 · X

@Given_scales · X

Most freelance platforms are crowded. Clients waste time searching. Freelancers struggle to get noticed. Bluetonic changes that. A faster way to connect skilled freelancers with businesses worldwide. 🌐 #Freelancing #Hiring

u/dodqy · Reddit

Trading Practice Platform I’ve always found it difficult to get meaningful practice outside of market hours, so I built a browser-based replay platform to solve that problem. You choose a stock or ETF, time of day, and up to three indicators, and it randomly loads a historical trading session from the past six months. The goal is to practice taking trades as if they were happening live. It includes: Basic and advanced TP/SL management AI trade reviews with a performance score after each

@sriharithebest · X

Building Kwez, an offline-capable study platform for South African high-school learners. Just shipped the Android APK, live classes, diagnostics, progress analytics and CAO support. Free Grade 10 alpha starts August 1.

@mukundt · X

u/safi1409 · Reddit

Instead of asking "what should I learn next?", I built a tool that diagnoses your actual gaps and tells you One pattern I keep seeing here (and had myself): you're learning a field - say backend development or ML - and at some point you don't know what you don't know. You've done tutorials, watched videos, maybe built some projects. But you can't tell if you actually have real understanding or just surface-level familiarity. I built a free tool called Cascade AI that tries to solve this.