@PrathamGup34482 · X

Day 1 of building in public. TokenSave: a proxy that automatically reduces AI API costs — caching, model routing, compression. Up to 40% savings, zero code changes. 0 users. 0 revenue. Just shipped the MVP. Gonna share the real numbers every week here.

u/ornymo_official · Reddit

how to reduce ai costs there are lots of way to reduce costs but there all complex to setup i know this cause i tried one in production so i built ornymo we cache meaning not the exact string allowing us to give same awnsers thus reducing llm costs and latency check it out at ornymo.com free for a limited time and let me know your feedback submitted by /u/ornymo_official to r/buildinpublic [link] [comments]

u/illerminati · Reddit

Caching Deep Research Output Hi r/SideProject . Just sharing a side project I've done in the recent weeks that I think might be useful for some. I use deep research at work to understand unfamiliar software domains, and in my personal life to compare products before buying them. I can’t use my company's LLM for personal use, and the publicly available deep-research products (like Claude and OpenAI) are too expensive for my taste, so I built a DeepSeek-powered alternative. The pipeline s

@SmartBook1212 · X

Per-seat pricing punishes you for hiring. Smart Book is flat $30/mo no matter how many techs you dispatch. From

dhyani_patel04 · Product Hunt

Stashly Your AI-powered smart inventory for everything you own.

@DwivediNitil · X

Go physical to digital

Smart Match AI — 自定义条件和精度来匹配两列不同的数据，更加自由的 Excel lookup/vlookup

@_hermooo · X

I built a chrome extension that helps you manage your boring bookmarks 👀

@Slaetapp · X

@Abhishe33854772 · X

Replace Files, Keep the Same Link Upload a file once and share the link Need to update the file later? Simply replace it in and the original link continues to work.

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

@vaultdesk · X