@MehulFanawala · X

Fire your to-do app. WhatsApp does it now.

u/Nearby_Dish2675 · Reddit

A year later, I rebuilt GreetIGo around the part that mattered: workplace relationships A year ago I was working on birthday messages and overfocused on AI drafting. The criticism was fair: a generated note is not the hard part. The real problem is realizing at 5pm that a teammate's birthday or work anniversary passed, then having no good way to fix it. I rebuilt GreetIGo around that: a small place for coworkers and employees, their important dates, and advance reminders so recognition ha

u/ersimix_builds · Reddit

Rebuilt almost everything after last week's roast — not sure any of it mattered So I posted this here last week and honestly a lot of you tore it apart. Fair enough. I took a week and changed most of it, and now I'm kind of wondering if any of that actually matters or if I just made myself feel productive. Quick reminder of what it is: SiMoNest is a small tool for landlords with just a few rentals. Not the big property software, not a spreadsheet that turns into a mess by March. Just the mi

lerongwan1 · V2EX

上班前的三小时，属于我的独立开发时间 - - # 上班前的三小时，属于我的独立开发时间 白天要上班，真正能留给自己的整块时间并不多。 所以我开始在早上 5 点多起床。城市还没完全醒来，我已经坐到电脑前，用上班前的三个小时做自己的产品。 这段时间很安静，没有临时消息，也没有其他事情打断。每天只推进一点，可能只完成一个很小的任务，但它确实属于我。 早起并不轻松。不过一天最清醒的时间，正在被我用来完成真正想做的事。 我的产品，怎么才能有用户 -> [使用 NoteDeep 开始整理你的知识库]( https://www.notedeep.com) #独立开发 #副业 #程序员日常 #个人产品 #NoteDeep

@buckycodes · X

@TJeparskis · X

I’m still in school, so I’m only beginning to explore the world of AI. For now, I mostly build projects for myself, but this is what I’ve managed to create so far:

@nisthabee · X

@shawkalent · X

我开发了两个平台，一个是开源平台：

@trackowork · X

@Sathibuilds

@Tedlee92 · X

Let's connect. I'm building - tasks, events, and notes in one minimalist calendar

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