@smarterV01 · X

@getpapi_ai · X

placed 3rd in the r/vibecoding vibejam 2026. It made me go viral in r/ohio It was my first ever jam entry, I'm also not a developer...or from Ohio. was planned, reviewed, shipped and currently managed by

@WiseEstSystems · X

@poweroverthink · X

Stop chasing clients for files, copy and feedback. BriefBasket keeps everything in one simple place.

Fullmira — 一站式 AI 创作平台，整合 GPT、Claude、Gemini 等多个模型，同一界面完成文本、图像、视频和音频生成，内置 100+ 专用工具覆盖写作、图像编辑与视频制作

@Bilal_Developer · X

I finally launched my first SaaS. 😩🥳 Funny thing… This isn’t the first SaaS I’ve built. It’s the first one I actually had the courage to ship

u/siliskleemoff · Reddit

i need users for my website (its fundamentally a social platform) this is a real screenshot from the website as soon as you load into it (on desktop). the 20 newest users all appear right there in that list of the front page. what is my platform about? its a digital marketplace for.. well, digital products. although you can sell pretty much whatever you want (just nothing explicit like gore videos or p*rn), i created it with the notion that most people would sell information

@PredictionsEdge · X

Check this Data center tycoon game. Think SimCity but for AI infrastructure: Land, power, cooling, GPUs, grid constraints, financial and operational reports.

@Jellede_v · X

Currently working on Gradients made easy & satisfying 🤗

@ZenFlipbook · X

Hey! Really excited to share ZenFlip - it turns any PDF, Word, or PowerPoint file into an interactive flipbook you can embed on any website or share via link. Feature-packed and free to get started. Would love to hear your feedback

@jaeholeeeee · X

High-end AI video studio Currently pivoting to BYOK model from expensive subscription plan

@kail_designs · X

Jokes aside but honestly (Landing page) was built with Claude (Opus 4.7) in 1 day. But no, it was not just four prompts or some random skills. Here's how I built the entire AsciiMagic landing page with Claude in one day👇 Started with a rough sketched wireframe. Then designed it in @paper Then I used the Paper MCP with Claude to recreate that design in code and get a solid first version running. From there, the real work began. I kept iterating with specialised Claude skills: • impeccable • frontend-design • emil-design-eng • review-animations • responsive-design • seo-audit Each one improved a different part of the experience. By the end, the page had: • Mobile-first responsiveness • Better SEO optimised copy • Smooth micro-interactions • Cleaner frontend architecture Then came the part people don't see. For the next 5–6 hours, I wasn't asking Claude to "make it prettier." I was: • Fine-tuning layouts • Uploading and compressing assets • Moving files across diff