@maheshppai2004 · X

Dispatch : A tool for solo founders that converts raw insights to audience ready linkedin posts

u/Vankir · Reddit

I built an AI that analyzes articles, posts and video scripts against 100+ named storytelling techniques (hooks, chiasmus, circular structure) — and rewrites your weak lines for you TL;DR: paste a YouTube script/article → get a 6-section analysis (hook score, structure model, detected techniques, weak spot, CTA) + rewritten examples of YOUR lines, not generic advice. Why I built it: I'm a speech coach by hobby — I have 90+ named storytelling techniques (curiosity gap, status quo reversal,

@pirwot · X

SIGNALS ≠ NOISE:

u/ComfortableCheap1669 · Reddit

I built a way to see the decisions behind an AI-assisted project, not just the final repo I kept running into a weird problem with projects I built using AI. Once the project is finished, GitHub shows the result pretty well. But almost none of the process survives. The first approach that didn’t work. The bug that changed the architecture. The point where I realized I was solving the wrong problem. The AI suggestion I ignored. Why v2 looks different from v1. You

@thatboiplatini · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@Excel_Chambers · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

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@metrbox · X

u/DeckardB-263-54 · Reddit

I built an AI that finds the horror in the ordinary. Loreland narrates short horror stories based on three experiential "dimensions" of your choice: play a frightful story about the place you're standing in, no matter where you are; upload any image and hear the scary story behind it; or add fragments of a dream you can only half remember, and listen to the full nightmare recalled back to you. https://www.lorelandapp.com Every story starts with something real: your prese

u/Sensitive_Proof_3937 · Reddit

I made an AI video choose-your-own-adventure app Branch - you watch an AI-generated video clip, choose what happens next, and the story branches based on what people pick. Save the specific sequence of choices you made as your own version of the story and share it with someone else. This started as a manual experiment on r/aifilmmaking - one shot, people submitted continuations in the comments, top-voted one got merged in by hand. It got enough real participation (6K views, people writi

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u/rubiety · Reddit

I built the Mandarin learning tool I wanted for myself, then got carried away polishing it into a real product I've been learning Mandarin for a couple of years, and I wanted my reading practice to actually match the words I was studying. Graded readers are great, but they're not related to the spaced repetition practice I'm doing in Anki. So I built a small tool for myself: it generates short stories and sentences from the vocabulary you're working on (the HSK 1-6 collections