@XRmic_app · X

is an alternative to reddit. Users can get donation for high quality post.

@hajlomi · X

- Telegram-powered live chat widget

@haukejung · X

Your app for collect and triage user feedback

@parvezvai · X

u/visionsrb · Reddit

I left my job to build my SaaS, but now I’m the one who needs support Two months ago, I left my job to work full-time on tkit.ai , a customer support widget with live chat. I was excited and motivated when I started, but lately I’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and honestly a little depressed. It’s ironic that I’m building a tool to help businesses support their customers, while right now I feel like I’m the one who needs support. I’m struggling to know what to focus on next, whether

@the_real_ori · X

Building AI support agent for SaaS. One agent, support and sales in the same inbox. What are you shipping?

doantam · HN

I built a chat client that uses embeddings to cluster messages by topic

@Mrhira · X

social ai agent built for kick and twitch

zaczuo · Product Hunt

ChatCut Your AI video editor in ChatGPT, desktop, and web

johnfahey · HN

As someone who doesn't use any of the more "advanced" features on sites like ChatGPT or Claude (agentic mode, memory, image generation, deep research, etc), I found the bloat of these services, both in UX and in performance, to be pretty tedious. There are a million AI chat interfaces out there, but I could never find one that just did simple messaging and history in the most minimal and lightweight way possible. So I made my own. Nully is written in Go and Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. It literally just sends messages to OpenRouter, receives the result, and stores your messages locally. It's very simple, very clean, and very lightweight (see performance graphs on the site). It has basic chat features, basic model settings, and works with just about any OpenRouter text model. It supports attachments and basic web search via the OpenRouter API. I made Nully mostly for myself, but the cost to open-source it and host it on a cheap VPS is practically nothing, so I figured I'd release it if it c

u/abcde12399 · Reddit

I always begged engineers to fix even a typo. Now I've built my own video call app. I come from business and design. I was always the one begging engineers to fix even a typo. Then I found vibecoding and started building things myself!!! TinyRoom is my first real project. You share a link, people click it, you're in a video call. No accounts, no downloads. Up to 8 people (4 for mobile). Basically Zoom without everything annoying about Zoom. I use it for my own community's weekly sessions

scrygl · HN

Foomchat – an AI chat where the interface is whatever you want