@dmitrij90946 · X

@gonelf · X

So many things - dead simple way to share projects within your team - dead simple base - no backend forms - ez directory submissions - a Lego event

@m1mubeen · X

@RasinMuhammedX · X

Declarative Synthetic Data Generation.

@ashusevim · X

just shipped Datumly. Generate realistic test data in JSON, CSV & SQL — with API access and seeded data. built for developers, because creating dummy data gets annoying fast. #buildinpublic

@aryaan_sheth · X

- LLM security for small teams

@alchemyguild_io · X

Alchemy Guild is a gas-abstracted Web3 economy that transforms complex yield farming into a seamless, zero-gas on-chain retro RPG experience.

ATsimbalistov · HN

Show HN: Tracking GenAI cost and endpoint fragility so app teams don't have to

u/ajaysurya_ · Reddit

Looking for feedback Built Bayeso after realizing most churn prediction tools ignore small businesses. Looking for feedback. hey everyone, i've been working on bayeso ( https://bayeso.tech ), an ai platform built for businesses that don't have massive datasets. while building it, i kept running into the same problem. almost every churn prediction solution is designed for companies with thousands or even millions of customer records. if you're a small business with a few hundred customer

u/ExcellentSkill5169 · Reddit

I made a tool to monitor your competitor-Try this once I made a tool to track your competitor when something changes on their website .... 1. you can also get to know what part changed like github format and also side by side comparison 2. You can do manual checks, automated check after a specific interval 3. you can also track how many changes have you got with timestamp and snapshots comparison Some features I will implemented if this idea gets validated in the future

popkoren · HN

I've been working in cybersecurity for a while now, and I noticed there's a lack of security awareness in the world of AI-built websites. That's exactly why I built Rowly, which does: Scans your domain exactly the way a potential attacker would, from the outside. Organizes and explains every issue found in plain language, avoiding complicated tech jargon as much as possible. Gives you a fix for every issue (or for all issues at once) in the form of a prompt, so you can copy it straight into your

@Mudhaxk · X

Here's mine: Mudbase. Viteg shipped to both app stores on it without standing up or maintaining a separate backend, which is the part that usually eats the timeline.