@pashov_n · X

Anki style flashcards with a AI judging how well you understand a specific topic -

u/Gloomy_Silver_1700 · Reddit

Solo-built app just passed a bigger competitor on Google Play visibility score https://preview.redd.it/cmy3haru6veh1.png?width=1510&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c9f05bd5d22a012f123e4c4f6f26d1a7c85c5e3 Sharing this because it's a small win but it's mine. I'm the solo dev behind skillably, a study app where you upload your own notes or PDFs and it turns them into quizzes and flashcards, adapting based on what you actually get wrong. No team, no funding, built around a day job.

@devjedi404 · X

I'm currently working on PrepPilot an AI-powered platform for NEET preparation. Added around 8k questions in total. The entire process was tiring but learnt a lot. For now you can access PrepPilot here :

@LinguExcel · X

Become fluent in any language faster than ever by reviewing thousands of real life sentences. Treat language learning like a HIIT workout.

@mr_wickedhacks · X

Write the doc once → get a notebook, slide deck, canvas, or resume from the same source. No rewriting for every format.

Sriram1729 · HN

Tampa, FL | Remote (US Eastern) | Contract, ~20 hrs/week (evenings + weekends, around a full-time job)I'm a full-stack + AI engineer, 5 years in. Looking for one side engagement I can actually commit to — nights and weekends, not a flaky "I'll get to it" thing. Short version of what I'm good for: give me a problem and I'll hand back something deployed. I do the whole thing — backend, frontend, the data model, the infra, the deploy. You don't need to spec it out for me or check my work line by li

@vitverb · X

hi :) One tap back to the work you meant to finish. No tasks to manage. Nothing to set up. Local-first

@Abhidwivedimany · X

We were doing quite well on our costs, startups are supposed to burn some cash - so we launched a free resume builder: If the platform asks you for money to build resume, my engineering team (claude code and me) are hearing it from me.

@MM_AFRAZ · X

u/BigBoyWeazle · Reddit

Launching our first iOS app was brutal… but it paid off🚀 Hey everyone 😊 We recently launched our first iPhone app, Learn Farsi iOS and man o man, what a ride it was! Some early numbers in the first 4 weeks: • 290+ downloads • 23 paid users, $700+ total revenue so far • Now at ~$100 MRR I know these numbers aren’t huge, but it honestly feels crazy to see people pay for something we built. It really shows that building for a small, underserved niche can work. A

@vhm205 · X

Too many news articles, too many bookmarks, too many notes, but I never open them again because I don't know where to find them

@WEreFrame · X

Underrated...well I wouldn't say that because I'm just starting, but overlooked maybe. The impact on humanity will be noticed across the globe. Stop reacting. Start reFraming.