@latent_node · X

u/CapitalPotato8230 · Reddit

I got tired of losing warranty claims because of faded receipts, so I built Warranty Tracker A few months ago, I had an expensive gadget fail just after I bought it. I knew it was still under warranty, but finding the receipt turned into a nightmare. The thermal paper had faded, I couldn't remember the exact purchase date, and I wasted more time searching than the repair was worth. That experience made me realize how scattered all of this information is. Receipts are in emails, PDFs, Wh

@Rashad2Hutch · X

A shared trip organizer solo travelers and couples. One place for every reservation, payment deadline, in both your currencies. No more Apple Notes.

@Bogdan266624 · X

u/ayushd007 · Reddit

Planning my own wedding and ended up making shaadi.diy. Need your 2 cents Planning my wedding across different spreadsheets and endless WhatsApp groups was driving me insane. So, I built shaadi.diy to solve my own headache. It’s designed as a single, central workspace to handle guest lists, vendors, budgets and payments, tasks, room allocations, digital invites, website, and guest travel logistics. A few features that have helped me during my own planning: Manage everything using C

u/Abject_Nature8678 · Reddit

Spent 6 months building an app that reads your contracts — discovered I'd been paying for 3 subscriptions I'd completely forgotten about The original problem was simple: I'd missed a lease auto-renewal and got stuck for another year. I wanted something that reads your documents and tells you what to watch for. Six months later I had Goffer (goffer.ai). But the real test was dogfooding it — loading all my own documents to see what the app found. It flagged two subscription auto-renewals I'

@tauro2585 · X

All your finances in a single clear platform.

@adazlife · X

building milestone billing for digital agencies. invoice generates automatically when work is done, client approves, payment clears before the next phase starts. no more chasing

@VantLaunch · X

u/Personal-Ad-131 · Reddit

Built a bookmarking app you can ask questions It's called Attic. You paste in links, videos or plain text. Later you can ask it things in normal language: "what have I been reading about lately", "what did I save and never open again". Each answer lists the saved items it used, so you can check it. It runs on your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini) Free while I work out what it should be. No card. Would like feedback on where to take this. Is asking questions about your own saved s

sbrown12 · HN

LastShelf – an emergency map of your family's documents bills& contacts

@ssjmkconsulting · X

Tired of digging through messy drawers or searching 10,000+ emails for a missing receipt when something breaks? 🧾Check it out here: