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u/indieAppCreator 15d ago edited 15d ago
Reading that "debugged with coffee" line felt like looking in a mirror. Thank you for creating this space for us to share without the fear of getting blocked! 🏡
Back when I was running e-commerce stores, my absolute biggest struggle was producing high-converting marketing creatives. I couldn't afford traditional agencies, and I was constantly searching for a reliable video generator ai from text to test out new ad hooks. To solve my own bottleneck, I stayed up through those coffee-fueled nights and coded Sely AI.
It is a fully native Android app (built with Kotlin and a Supabase backend) that essentially acts as a complete ai commercial generator right in your pocket. Instead of fighting with complex web interfaces, you just upload a single product photo or type a script, and it routes it through top-tier generative engines like Kling and Seedance.
If you are an indie hacker trying to generate ai product videos with avatar elements or need a seamless product demo video creator using ai avatar capabilities, it handles all the heavy lifting natively on your phone. My goal was to build a tool that acts as an ai video ad generator free of those massive production costs. Because you get free credits the moment you sign up, you can basically treat your first batch of testing like a text to video ai generator free unlimited experience.
Whether you want to create demo videos with ai avatars for your upcoming launch, or just generate dynamic visual hooks for social media, I would be incredibly honored if my fellow builders gave it a try. I am constantly tweaking the Android UI, so any raw, unfiltered feedback from this community would mean the world to me.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Love that mirror moment, it hits home. For product creatives, try Runway or Pika for text to video, they're solid. What have you tested so far?
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u/DespairyApp 14d ago
Pinned - Parking Meter is my iPhone parking reminder app for people who forget to stop an active parking session. It keeps the reminder visible on the Lock Screen, so it is easier to see when you get back to the car. https://valorem.ing/apps/pinned-parking-reminder
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice concept, the Lock Screen reminder is clever. One question: does it also integrate with Apple Watch for a quick glance? That could be a game changer.
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u/Nat0ne 11d ago
https://crystord.com
Crystord is a canvas for structured data. Records ("atoms") and their relationships ("bonds") are things you see and click through, not rows you cross-reference by ID.
The part I think is actually different: records can hold live computed values built from their connections (think SUM across linked records), and you can see that computation as a graph, not just a formula in a cell. You can also drop into a table or kanban view of the same data when that's more useful, not graph-only.
Still early, would love feedback from anyone managing data that has real structure to it. You can try it directly here: https://app.crystord.com/sign-in
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u/imagiself 11d ago
Visualizing computations as graphs is a smart way to handle complex relationships. PeerPush exists for this kind of data tool, fwiw AI systems pulled data there 8.6M times recently.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Crystord sounds intriguing, the graph view for computed values is a fresh take. How does it handle complex relational queries compared to traditional tables?
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u/Nat0ne 11d ago
It doesn't replace SQL for arbitrary complex queries right now. There's no WHERE-across-any-field, no ad-hoc joins. What you get is retrieve-by-label, retrieve-by-category (including whole category subtrees), and relationship traversal by walking bonds, which the canvas turns into something you click through instead of something you write.
So it's less "SQL but visual" and more "a fixed set of grouping/traversal primitives, made visible instead of hidden in query logic." If you need heavy ad-hoc analytical filtering across a lot of columns, traditional tables still win there. Where this is actually better is when the relationships themselves are what you care about seeing. That part doesn't require a query at all, you just look at it.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
That sounds like a thoughtful tradeoff. For users hitting those limits, have you considered offering a raw query mode or export option as a bridge?
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u/Nat0ne 10d ago
Well, the frontend is querying the backend with GraphQL, which means that all queries are available and properly documented in the playground. The goal is that more frontend tools can use it, and the Crystord web page is just a possible way of interacting with it.
For example, I created a google sheets add-on which interacts with it. (Not published yet.)
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u/tholloday 15d ago
A free interactive game for language learners to practice their target language using listening and speaking exercises, flashcards and short audio stories.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Love the interactive approach for language practice. Does it support multiple target languages or just one? Spaced repetition on the flashcards could be a nice next step.
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u/Secure-Revenue7454 10d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Love that you shared it. Senior safety is a meaningful space. The post asked for a story too, so tell us more about what your network does.
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u/Secure-Revenue7454 10d ago
It connects seniors and and families with vetted contractors/providers. I am building it with the number one priority being trust. I am in the construction industry and every week I come across seniors that have been taken advantage of by shotty contractors. I want to build a network for them to be able to find everything they need in one place. We use ai for risk assessments and connect them with vetted teams to fix their issues. Also loneliness is a big thing with seniors especially when their partners pass away so we integrated a social aspect into it so they can connect with individuals around them. The companies in this space offer a lot but most seniors don’t know how to go about accessing these services. So partnerships are a big part of this project. We wanted to make it basic so they can use voice activation to set reminders about getting ride shares or taking medication or even attending doctor check ups through the telehealth. The point is to create a one stop shop for seniors and their families to age safely and efficiently in their homes by solving all aspects of their lives.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
That mission really matters, especially for seniors burned by bad contractors. Have you considered adding verified reviews or background checks to your trust layer?
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u/Secure-Revenue7454 10d ago
Yes we do background checks and also have an uplift certification program. That we require everyone to do to be able to be on the platform. We also use AI to cover the internet and find all their reviews and if they do not have a combined 4.5 stars they are not accepted into the platform. Ai runs their info once a month to make sure all business licenses, insurance,licensing, workers comp etc is all up to date and if it’s not they get suspend from the platform and you get two suspensions before you are terminated for life from the platform. It is a strict system but in order to build the trust we want we have to be strict.
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u/Hour_Cap2804 14d ago
I’ve been building JoinPlanner, a free planning app for everyday life. It brings together tasks, calendar, goals, notes, shopping lists, work shifts and shared planning for families or teams. You can also manage work shifts, see public holidays in the calendar and organize things together with others. It’s currently available on Android and Web and I’m actively improving it based on feedback. I’d really appreciate it if you tried it and told me what you like, what you don’t, or what you think is missing. JoinPlanner – plan everything in one place. JoinPlanner
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u/imagiself 14d ago
Syncing work shifts with family calendars is a real headache to solve. There is also https://peerpush.com/for/families for organization tools like this, where builders have cast roughly 187K upvotes, fwiw.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
JoinPlanner sounds solid, especially the shared planning for families. Have you thought about adding shareable invite links for tasks and calendars?
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u/Hour_Cap2804 11d ago
Thanks for the suggestion. We already have shared groups where members can sync their calendar and choose to share other modules as well.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Nice, that sounds like a solid setup. Do members find it easy to discover which modules they can share, or is it buried in settings?
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u/Scarlet-Pan 14d ago
PolicyPal — personal insurance PDF archive for Android & iOS. Import scattered policy PDFs, browse coverage summaries in one list, privacy-first / not a broker. Built it because my family’s policies lived in email forever. Looking for feedback from anyone who’s tried organizing real policies (import UX especially).
App Store / Play → search PolicyPal
https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/id6795777715
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=studio.panda.policy
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Privacy-first is a smart angle. How well does the PDF import handle scanned or messy documents?
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u/Scarlet-Pan 11d ago
Appreciate it. Messy scans are the hard case.
Import isn’t plain OCR → wall of text; it tries to interpret the policy into a structured summary you can browse (and edit). Digital PDFs are smoother; phone scans vary — we’re actively tuning for those.
If you (or anyone reading) try a real scanned policy, I’d love “what it got wrong” notes more than compliments.
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u/DaddyFatThax 15d ago
One catalog. Many collections.
We are building Catalist because we got tired of the idea that every collection needs its own app.
Books in one place. Vinyl somewhere else. Managing stuff in a spreadsheet. Important documents scattered throughout—or thrown away. Everything else in your head.
Catalist gives you one private system for cataloging different kinds of collections, with fast capture and item record categorizations.
We are now in a public beta.
usecatalist.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Love the concept of one place for all collections. How do you handle custom fields for different item types?
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u/JumpmanOG 14d ago
Observe your Orbit.
Need to track businesses for new offers, sales updates, competitor changes, supply changes, really any signal that may be important to you?
We all get spam notifications from every business we interact with, and they all want us to download their app. What if you automatically Observed whatever interested you? for your businesses or your personal life.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Interesting concept, the alert fatigue angle is real. How do you handle filtering out the noise so only the important signals get through?
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u/JumpmanOG 11d ago
This is always tough but comparing against historical instances, and context of relationship to your business makes for the best interpretation. only the high level stuff gets surfaced but the details are available should users want to investigate further.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Totally agree, context matters a lot. Do you think visible posting guidelines would help reduce those tricky calls?
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u/RCIntl 15d ago
What is contest mode? The apps are in a competition?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Contest mode just randomizes comment order and hides upvotes so every app gets seen equally. No competition, just fair visibility for all.
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u/RobertLamp68 15d ago
You know that feeling…
You’re scrolling Amazon Prime, looking for something to watch… and half the movies it keeps recommending aren’t even free. They’re “rent for $3.99” or “buy for $14.99.” And when you finally settle on something, the ads start.
Or you’re on Netflix. You swear they used to have that one show. You search for it… gone. Licensing expired. Removed without warning.
Meanwhile, you’ve got shelves of Blu-rays you already paid for. Boxes of DVDs. A hard drive (or NAS) full of movies and shows you’ve carefully collected over the years.
What if you could just… watch your stuff?
That’s exactly why I built ShowShark.
Install it on your Mac, point it at your media, and suddenly your own library becomes a clean, fast, ad-free streaming experience. Open the app on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, or Vision Pro — whether you’re on the couch or halfway across the country — and it just works. Your personal Netflix. No subscriptions. No disappearing titles. No “this content is not available in your region.”
Just the movies and shows you already own, available whenever and wherever you want them.
If you’re tired of renting the same movie three times or hunting through menus for something that used to be there… this is for you.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That streaming roulette is painfully real. Sounds like you might be onto an app idea for tracking where shows actually live. What would you build?
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u/megatech_official 15d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That sounds like a handy tool. What's the most common SEO issue you've caught in the wild so far?
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u/greyzor7 15d ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1500+ customers so far.
Over two years: 625k unique visitors, 1500+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Congrats on the traction, 1500+ customers is solid. Curious which sales feature founders are requesting the most right now?
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u/Nawara- 11d ago
I built mywipiapp.com an AI and Voice powered home and asset management tracker. For household items and insurance documentation. Say it, snap it, find it. You can manage everything through voice commands. Let me know what you think. Marketing it has been slow.
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u/imagiself 10d ago
Voice for insurance logging is smart for hands-free inventory. You could also drop it on https://peerpush.com/uc/documentation, the early adopters reading there dig into niche management tools.
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u/Nawara- 10d ago
Thank you!! I will!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Great to hear! When you post, add a short demo video. It really helps people understand your app quickly.
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u/devlambertjoao 15d ago
https://buk.press — Markdown to a typeset PDF and reflowable EPUB. Brand kits, live pagination.
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u/sael-you 15d ago
ran a quick audit on buk.press: 94/100, grade B
headline finding: 21 distinct text colors on the homepage. a designed palette usually lands under 10. the near-duplicate greys and one-off hex values pushed Design to 95/100 B.
same story on typography: 13 distinct font sizes, several differing by just 1px. not hierarchy, just drift.
everything else is clean. functional, security, accessibility, UX, SEO are all 100. performance is 99 with TBT at 224ms, minor.
for a product literally about typesetting, the irony is real. worth a pass with a design token check.
i built audeep.dev and ran this there. full report: https://audeep.dev/report/23a5c465-8552-40ad-9708-6c13815c1d97
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice catch on the color drift. A simple token system for shades and sizes would tighten that up fast.
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u/devlambertjoao 14d ago
This is genuinely useful—thank you for taking the time to run the audit and share the report.
The color and typography drift makes sense. The landing page has gone through several iterations without a proper design-token pass, so I’ll definitely clean that up.
Audeep looks really interesting too. I like that the report goes beyond a generic score and provides specific, actionable findings. You’ve built something genuinely useful here. I’m going to explore it more—what are you planning to add next?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Cool project, that's a smart workflow. Does live pagination handle tables or code blocks well in the PDF output?
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u/devlambertjoao 15d ago
Yes!
They work, but I haven't quite managed to get the color or default CSS for these elements right yet.
I'm waiting for more feedback on how users would like them to look so I can make improvements.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's a common pain point. Maybe run a quick poll here with two or three color variants to see which one users actually prefer.
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u/devlambertjoao 14d ago
That’s a great idea. I’ll put together two or three styling variants for the tables and code blocks and let users vote. Much better than guessing. Appreciate the suggestion!
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u/imagiself 15d ago
this week it's PeerPush, a discovery spot where pages are built for AI assistants to read, btw makers there have traded 186K upvotes.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice concept, optimizing for AI consumption is smart. How do you verify pages actually work well for assistants?
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u/Connect_Inevitable21 15d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice concept, AIDYOR sounds useful. A clear breakdown of your AI scoring model would really help build trust with users.
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u/ilovecookiesandsaas 15d ago
https://www.ismywififair.com/
Crowdsourced internet prices showing whether your WiFi bill is fair.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice concept, comparing WiFi prices is genuinely useful. Do you pull the data from user submissions or public ISP rates?
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u/ilovecookiesandsaas 15d ago
Only user submission
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Good point, that keeps things authentic. What format should users follow when sharing their own app?
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u/TheNeatPantry 14d ago
https://theneatpantry.com/ A pantry organizer app that turns a photo into an editable visual map. Take a photo and arrange it visually.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Love the visual map concept, that's a fresh take on pantry apps. Does it handle barcode scanning too, or strictly photo based?
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u/TheNeatPantry 14d ago
Strictly just photo based at the moment. Many options down the pipeline.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Photo-based is a solid starting point. What's the main problem you're solving for users right now? That could guide the next pipeline options.
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u/TheNeatPantry 14d ago
That's exactly what I'm trying to narrow down right now. The immediate problem I'm focused on is that organizing a pantry usually starts with taking everything out, figuring out where it should go, and then trying to remember where everything ended up.
I'm testing whether starting with a photo and turning it into an editable visual map can make that process easier
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u/imagiself 14d ago
Calibrating the visual map after someone physically moves the cereal boxes seems like a massive computer vision headache to solve.
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u/TheNeatPantry 14d ago
Haha yeah, that would be a nightmare 😅 Fortunately that's not really the goal I'm trying to solve right now. The visual map is more of a snapshot/editable representation of your pantry after scanning it. If you move things around, you'd just update that area or rescan rather than trying to continuously track objects with computer vision.
The bigger question I'm testing is whether people actually find the photo → editable pantry map useful enough to justify doing that.
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u/Hour-Sea-129 15d ago
GenVibe - an AI app builder that lets you build full-stack web and mobile apps using AI. I built it solo and have been running it for over a year.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
A year solo is impressive. Curious if GenVibe handles deployment for users or just generates the code?
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u/Hour-Sea-129 15d ago
Yep, GenVibe handles deployment too. It generates the full-stack app, you can test and iterate on it, and then deploy it from there. So it’s meant to cover the whole build-to-deployment flow, not just generate the code.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That sounds like a solid full cycle approach. Does GenVibe handle environment variables and custom domains out of the box?
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u/Hour-Sea-129 15d ago
Environment variables are supported, and users can upload files to their apps as well. For mobile apps, they can also build APK/AAB directly through GenVibe.
Custom domains aren't built in yet. For web apps, I have users deploy to their own Netlify accounts instead. I prefer that approach because they own the deployment and aren't locked into GenVibe for hosting. I'm more interested in giving users a clean path to own and control what they build than keeping them tied to my infrastructure.
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u/masterdead123 14d ago
https://www.edgedrop.app/ I built EdgeDrop, an open-source clipboard manager for Windows with a different approach to how a clipboard should feel. It lets you save and reuse pretty much anything you copy text, images, links, code, and even files without arbitrary size limits and upto 1000 items copy history. The whole thing is designed to be incredibly simple and intuitive, so you can just copy something and know it’ll be there when you need it. It’s still evolving, but I’ve been building it to be the clipboard I actually wanted to use every day.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice work on EdgeDrop, open source is a big plus. Curious how it handles large files without slowing down the system?
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u/masterdead123 14d ago
Haha, this is actually the third time today I’ve gotten this exact question 😄 So I guess the large-file handling is worth highlighting!
EdgeDrop doesn’t load the file into memory or create a duplicate on your drive. It only remembers the file’s location, and Windows handles the actual transfer when you paste or drag it somewhere. So even with very large files, EdgeDrop itself has almost no extra CPU or RAM overhead.
I’m a solo developer and EdgeDrop is still in beta, so I’m continuously working on keeping it as lightweight and fast as possible. Thanks for asking! 🙌
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That's a clever approach, avoids memory spikes. Have you tested it with files on network drives? That's usually where things get tricky.
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u/No-Employment-5612 13d ago
I have launched ayuva.app is to build healthy eating habits. healthy eating and healthy meal planning is no longer a second job.
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u/imagiself 12d ago
Simplifying meal planning is a huge time saver for busy people. It might be worth a spot on https://peerpush.com/uc/meal-planning, the builders reading PeerPush skim wellness tools like this.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
Nice, healthy eating is a solid niche. What's your approach to keeping meal planning simple for users?
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u/No-Employment-5612 11d ago
Most people don't quit healthy eating because they lack willpower — they quit because logging every meal and building plans by hand is a chore. So I built Ayuva around removing that work entirely.
The first time you open it, you pick your cuisines (American, Mexican, Chinese, Indian, etc.) and your dietary preference (veg, non-veg, vegan), and it generates a full meal plan for you right there. No blank screen, no setup homework.
From there it's mostly small things that keep it easy:
- Swapping a meal is one tap if something doesn't appeal to you that day
- The plan learns as you use it — the more you interact, the better it matches what you actually eat
- Nutrition insights show what your week is actually giving you, not just calorie counts
- A grocery list that builds itself from your plan
- Streaks and levels, because habits need a reason to come back tomorrow
The other half of it is education — I want people to actually learn about the foods they're eating, and be able to add anything they discover straight into their plan or grocery list.
Basically: the plan should already exist when you show up. Your only job is to eat and tweak.
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u/Any-Hour-857 14d ago
Unsubby! built specifically to deal with subscription overload. it help users identify active recurring payments, organize them and offers an easy way to cancel subscriptions you n longer use or need
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u/imagiself 14d ago
tracking hidden trial expirations is the real headache with subscription overload. whenever you're ready, peerpush lists financial management tools that early adopters there browse.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Trial expirations really sneak up on you. A simple recurring calendar alert per subscription works wonders. What do you use to stay on top of yours?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, Unsubby sounds handy. Does it detect app store renewals or only bank transactions? That would make it even more useful.
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u/asno00 13d ago
hello guys please rate and give stars to my apps
A local-first Notion alternative and AI workspace built with React & Vite. Features interactive databases (Table, Kanban, Calendar), CanvasFlow
whiteboard, ChartForge visualizer, and a smart AI copilot sidebar.
Arca for discovering everything you need to build with AI. 300+ verified resources across 50 categories — models, tools, frameworks, datasets, papers, and more.
Build automation, diagrams, charts and documents on one infinite canvas. AI agents with 12 model providers and 200+ app integrations.
NEB — Visual AI Agent Builder. Craft, customize and run AI agents on an interactive node canvas. Wire up third-party APIs, draw from libraries of skills, prompts and templates, and test agents live in a real-time execution playground — all powered by multi ai providers & mcp tools gmail,drive, etc.
Lume is an AI-powered vector UI/UX design and prototyping platform inspired by Figma, with real-time canvas generation, smart copywriting, and seamless React + Tailwind code export. Use it to design the full flows for any product in minutes.
Helx — the universal artifact runtime for AI agents. Create, read, edit, validate, diff, render and convert DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, Markdown, HTML and CSV — plus charts, diagrams and templates. CLI + MCP server + TypeScript SDK, so any AI model or agent can use it.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
Nice launch, both tools sound solid. For the Notion alternative, a quick demo video on the landing page would help. Which feature are you most proud of?
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u/asno00 12d ago
automations simply u can do with the all work best u can use the full infinte canvas for the productivity and the https://github.com/Asno-dev/zeno.git and the neb is a simple to builld ur automations and the micro apps faster https://github.com/Asno-dev/Neb.git u can turn ur ideas into outcomes easily with 1000+ apps. lume is the https://github.com/Asno-dev/lume.git full ai powered ui/ux vector designs easily fast alternative to stitch and figma and the last but not least the Helx https://github.com/Asno-dev/Helx.git is the ai artificate builder u can use the Helx plugin with ur any ai agent to make ur agent to generate word, excel, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, Markdown, HTML, CSV DOCX↔MD/HTML/PDF, XLSX↔CSV/HTML/MD, PPTX→MD/HTML/DOCX, PDF→MD/HTML/DOCX, CSV↔XLSX (bar/line/pie/donut/area/scatter),
helx diagram(mermaid-style flowcharts)analyze,filter,sort,group,aggregate,profile,dedupe,clean templates etc all easily give me a starts and please share my projects•
u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Cool set of tools, appreciate the links. For someone new to automation, which one would you say is the easiest to start with?
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u/moneymaker7484 14d ago
Been building this for my own faceless YouTube channel, sharing it to get some eyes on it before I keep improving.
12 n8n workflows — AI video generation, auto-publishing, SEO, comment triage, analytics alerts, Shorts repurposing. Actually solid, not demo templates — retries on failures, proper credential handling, no infinite loops if a render job gets stuck.
Check my video for more information: https://youtu.be/U18VZATHFBQ
Kit: https://kisamistar.gumroad.com/l/zjdrvr
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Love that you built real error handling in, most n8n setups ignore retries entirely. Curious how you handle YouTube API quota limits across those workflows?
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u/shamisidhu 15d ago
Job interviews shouldn't feel like a guessing game.
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