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u/Iamabrnr · Reddit

I got tired of my wife checking a half-dozen library sites every morning for storytimes, so I vibed one search box Every few weeks someone here ask about stuff to do with kids, so I figured app I vibed for my wife may be useful for others. Every morning or nite before my wife checks for story time and musical events for our toddler. She looks for events on Libraries websites on most east bay cities. To relive her pain I vibe coded https://mylibrary-events.com It uses RSS / iCal feeds of l

@Attalos__Life · X

Find a meeting time without the back-and-forth. FindOurTime auto-detects time zones, checks calendar conflicts from an .ics upload, and lets you schedule 15, 30, or 60-minute slots. No account needed.

@nopecode369 · X

This completely resonates. I actually poured my entire heart and passion into building for this exact reason. It’s designed as a dedicated home where real travelers, local guides, photographers, and trip planners can finally connect organically

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Github for founders

@AmeerHaio · X

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@hazansalami · X

Built with Claude you no go believe 😪

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u/Electronic_Ad418 · Reddit

I built an app for that "What should we do today?" moment I've been building an AI adventure planner called Wilder for longer trips, but I kept running into a different problem in my own life: "What should we do today?" Not a weekend getaway. Not a road trip. Just a random free afternoon where my wife and I end up spending 30+ minutes bouncing between Google Maps, Instagram, Reddit, and AllTrails trying to decide what to do... and sometimes we end up doing nothing. So I spun off a sep