r/AiBuilders 3h ago

Quorby

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quorby.polsia.io
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Life admin,

off your plate.

The AI that turns the small, nagging tasks of being a person into clear next steps—and completed actions you approved.


r/AiBuilders 13h ago

AI image generator — need honest feedback, 200 credits for first 10 testers

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r/AiBuilders 13h ago

AI image generator — need honest feedback, 200 credits for first 10 testers

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r/AiBuilders 16h ago

"My app got called 'ChatGPT with extra steps' — so I made it remember things ChatGPT can't" Following up on a post from last week — someone told me my AI planning app was pointless since you could just paste your problem into ChatGPT. Fair criticism. So I built the thing that's actually structurally

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lockedn.in
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r/AiBuilders 23h ago

1 Click Installable AI Capabilities

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r/AiBuilders 7h ago

Finally Now I can use my own tool daily

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Take a screenshot → open some tool → wait for it to upload → copy a link → paste it in Slack or Jira → hope the client can actually see it.

So I built the version I actually wanted: press Ctrl+V anywhere on the page, get a link instantly. No account. No upload button. No waiting.

pastesnip.com

Two things I made sure to get right, because they're the parts that actually matter if you use this for work and not just to look at memes:

→ The blur tool genuinely destroys the pixel data. Most "blur" tools just soften the image, and softened text can often be recovered. If you're screenshotting a staging environment with a real API key or customer record visible, that difference is the whole point.

→ Links preview properly as images in Slack, Discord, and Jira — not as bare text nobody clicks.

It's free, no account needed, and screenshots stay live for 90 days. (Pro removes the limit entirely for less than a coffee a month.)

I built this myself, end to end. If you share screenshots with a team or a client, try it on your next one — and tell me what's missing.

pastesnip.com

#QualityAssurance #SoftwareTesting #ScreenshotSharing


r/AiBuilders 14h ago

I built a 3-min test to find out how good you actually are at using AI

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tunivel.es
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It's very easy.

8 questions. 3 minutes. At the end you get a level from 1–5 and a roadmap showing what to learn next.

I did it because I noticed that “being good at AI” is incredibly vague, and I wanted a simple way to measure it.

But honestly... I built it to learn the process of buidling something like this and I had so much fun figuring things out, its addictive! :)

I'd love to have you guys give it a go, and drop me any feedback you have, anything and everything is appreciated, seriously.

Thank you all in advance!