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I'm building an AI that helps immigrants fill official forms in a language they don't speak

Drop any PDF form. An AI assistant explains each question in your language, asks only for what's missing and writes the answers in the form's language.

Turn you paper bills, renewals, subscriptions, appointments in to friendly reminders

Organize reminders, family tasks, documents, shopping lists, goals, and daily plans with Remica.

I built a social cooking website that tracks nutritional data, and I'm nervous

This site was waaaaay too ambitious, but I did it and I'm proud! 😁 Next step would be to setup an LLC and monetize the site, and I'd love to learn how to do that, but for the rest of this month, I'm pretty satisfied. I'd really appreciate both positive AND negative feedback. What do you guys think? 😊 submitted by /u/Head_Passage8999 [link] [comments]

We're a small team of senior engineers who went all in on AI. Here's what we shipped

Tiny games. Swipe, tap, play.

I built a website because I wanted to surprise my dad with concert tickets

Last Christmas, I wanted to buy my dad concert tickets as a gift. The problem was that I needed to find out whether he was free that night without making it obvious that I was planning something. That gave me the idea for Are You Free You enter someone’s email and a date or time you’re considering, with an optional message. They receive a simple request asking whether they’re available and can answer yes, no, or not sure. You can then check their answer without revealing what you’r

What would you say if you could email a million people? I made a thing to find out

Every morning, one random subscriber emails the whole list. Tomorrow it could be you.

I got annoyed at Discord using 800 MB of RAM, so I spent my evenings making a client that uses 40

A native Discord client, written in Rust. About 40 MB of memory, where Discord's own app takes 800 MB.

I got tired of Gmail in a browser tab, so I built a native Mac app for it

Briskmail early access: 30 licences while Google finishes its review, what to expect at sign-in, and how to buy.

I built Rien: media storage where a short key opens your vault

Storage on the Go. Upload media and stream or download from anywhere on earth with secure vault keys and Google sign-in.

I turned a still image into motion in the browser. This is the actual editor

Turn images, logos and type into interactive grain art. Create in your browser. Export for the web, video and 3D.

I'm building a place where founders can meet investors and mentors before they have a product. Would

Join the IMAGN8 waitlist. Idea-stage founders meet the mentors and investors who back ideas early.

Scribe: I built a Windows dictation app that works completely offline

Hotkey, speak, hotkey. The sentence is at your cursor, in any program. Recognition stays on your PC. 14-day money-back guarantee.

I made a hamster rolling game you can play in your browser

Three new courses every day. Tilt the world and roll a hamster in a ball to the goal. Beat par, grab the golden seed.

Attic - a Mac menu bar app that puts old screenshots and downloads away. One Reddit post took it fro

Screenshots and downloads put themselves away. Nothing is ever deleted. A Mac menu bar app.

Train journeys across Europe, drawn along the tracks they actually run on

Pick the stations you travelled between and Trainmap draws each journey along the real railway, in a style of your choice.

I built a lightweight feedback widget + public roadmap for solo founders, looking for honest feedbac

Collect customer feedback with one script tag. AI groups duplicates into requests and counts the people asking, so you know what to build. Public roadmap included.

I made a DoorDash receipt that tells the truth

Your last delivery order, split into who actually got paid.

I’m building a free 3D clay studio you can open without installing anything

A free 3D clay studio in your browser, on a computer or a phone. Easy mode builds a cute fella in one tap. No install, no account, no AI.

Phosphor and Hyprtile: two Android launchers I built, one a CRT terminal and one a tiling desktop

Your home screen as a living terminal. Block clock, a sky drawn in characters, gauges, notifications, and now a lock screen to match.

Built a social media tool and decided to make manual scheduling free

I've been working on a project called PostDovo for a while now. It started as a way to automate social media content creation, but recently I started thinking about the people who don't actually need AI to create their posts. Some people just want to upload an image, write a caption, and schedule it for later. That's it. And honestly, paying a monthly subscription just to do that feels a bit unnecessary. So I decided to make manual posting and scheduling free in PostDovo. The AI gene

I made a little playground where you can arrange 3D liquorice allsorts and save your own wallpaper

Liquorice allsorts to throw, pile and frame, rendered in your browser.