@aidanwhitsitt · X

A tool that helps ambitious achievers effortlessly track their goals and stay accountable through text messages:

@nagasyoga · X

@sdrplk1 · X

Building a fitness app that helps you lose weight by focusing on today, not someday.

@teck_baby · X

@AlexYatsina · X

I built with @Lovable , GetOnco because hospital inquiries die in a PDF pile Upload reports → one package → send to a cancer center and track the reply. Not a clinic. Not medical advice

@Saif_rogue177 · X

@BonisSystems · X

HealthAgent — Point it at a health insurance denial letter. It reads the letter, calls the insurance line and sits through the hold music for you, then drafts the appeal. The denial checker is free and runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type leaves your device.

@VidarFit · X

VidarFit - adaptive strength plans (hypertrophy-first) that update as you train. Quiet product, daily shipping.

@2cantsam · X

Spun this up in 4 days for work because I didn’t want to give higher schoolers another boring wellness tips handout. Needs more love, particularly the “explore” tab, but crazy how empowering vibe coding is.

@LeoKoesters · X

Building a Mental Health Platform @beyond_you_net / Mental health support that speaks your language — and understands your culture. Clients will soon be able to book sessions via (Registration is already open!)

@JeffDomenickJr · X

u/EPovetkin · Reddit

I built an app because my biggest goals kept disappearing into daily noise I built an app because I kept forgetting my biggest goals after one day I’ve noticed the same pattern in my life many times. I would have an important realization, write down a meaningful goal, create a plan, and genuinely feel that something was about to change. Then the next day arrived. Messages, work, bills, small urgent tasks, random problems — and within a day or two, the goal that had felt