@AjayGB4 · X

@costin_gh07 · X

Indie hackers, ever find yourself sinking hours into finding the right posts to reply to on X? I built to automate that struggle. Curious, how much time do you think it eats up for you daily?

@masafumiohta · X

I’ve been using Windows as my daily use lately despite I have been using Mac/Linux for a long time, but I keep running into all sorts of issues, so I’ve been fixing them vibe-coding with Claude. I’m gonna dump all that stuff on This blog is fully automated with Claude Code, from coding all the way to reporting. It’s nothing special—anyone could do it—but it’s actually pretty fun once you try it. The only annoyed is that it burns through tokens like crazy. Most of the tips are pretty interesting, so I hope you find them useful.

creature_x · HN

I’m building Feral, an AI agent that learns your business and audience, then creates content that actually resonates with your people. I built it because I’m terrible at content creation and had a graveyard of under-promoted apps that never went anywhere. I know showing up consistently on socials matters, but I also have a strong aversion to AI slop, so I’ve spent a lot of time and money making the output feel less sloppy. If you're interested, check it out here: https://feralhq.com

@SlakzieArt · X

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u/alexkendig · Reddit

I got tired of paying monthly for X tools, so I built a BYOK/Local browser extension instead Hey everyone, I use X/Twitter to share product updates, find customers, and build an audience. The problem is that most X tools eventually become another expensive subscription. TweetHunter, Typefully style tools, schedulers, AI assistants, outreach tools, it adds up quickly, often $30–$90/month. So I built Tweetback, a browser extension workspace for X that uses your own AI key in

Samlion · HN

I built CraftVis, an AI image editor

@sriram3720 · X

u/Otherwise_Goose5292 · Reddit

I built an AI that scores your social post on 312 factors before you publish — roast my roaster Two of us are creators who got tired of the post-and-pray cycle: hours on a post, hit publish, hope, mostly flop, never know why. We realized the difference between our good and bad posts was never luck — it was hook, CTA, timing, caption. Fixable things. So we built Synthiya: paste a draft, pick your platform, and it grades it 0–100 across 13 categories (312 factors) and tells you exactly what t

@SergeWilder · X

Yeah. True. I’ve even made (vibe coded) tool for myself