@JeffDomenickJr · X

@aidanwhitsitt · X

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

@TheSpiritualHQ · X

One idea. AI tools. Zero code written from scratch. 🌱 Just shipped the v1 of The Spiritual School — a digital for spiritual learning & practice. Quick demo 👇 🙏 Build with @emergentlabs #buildinpublic #AIindiehackers #NoCode #startup #meditation

u/Ankur141194 · Reddit

Someone said my app was "obviously AI" so i spent two weeks fixing that Rated a load of real responses against what a good friend would actually say and rebuilt it. Now it digs for the real thing instead of parroting you, says one sharp thing not five. Does it land now? https://theuntangleapp.com submitted by /u/Ankur141194 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

@sdrplk1 · X

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

@recuerdateapp · X

es una aplicación web minimalista que funciona como un diario personal rápido. Te permite escribir un pequeño mensaje o "pósit" al día (con un límite de 280 caracteres) para registrar cómo te sientes o qué ha pasado, creando un espacio de reflexión privado

@Enchantifyink · X

Cool, I like those things. Also, a lucid dreaming app sounds wicked. I'm building an app that turns your ordinary day into a fantasy book you can hold.

@mymentally · X

u/Automatic_Flow_7587 · Reddit

imagine a writing app that won't let you leave until you're done. leave the tab, lose what u've written. i was building a small writing platform around one simple idea: make distractions expensive . you start a timed writing session, choose how long you want to focus, and commit to staying in the tab until the timer ends. if you switch tabs, minimize the window, or leave the page, the entire session is deleted (ofc with the countdown first). it sounds brutal, but it's surpris

u/dahooddawg · Reddit

I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread

@Rustam280592 · X

Day Etch is your second memory. Day Etch - your experience as intellectual capital for future generations. We are creating not just a diary, but a repository of life.

@monolog_kor · X

Building a personal memory app called monolog. It helps you record thoughts naturally without folders or tags, then find them later by meaning — even if you forgot the exact words.