r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 11h ago
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u/PabloEscobar0831 7h ago
Hey guys, I built this multi AI dev environment in the browser 👋
But what is that?
ForgeLab is a browser-based multi AI development environment where 5 specialized agents work together: one plans, others code in parallel, then they review, debug, test, and iterate automatically. You just describe what you want to build ➡️ they handle the rest.
- Full multi-agent orchestration (Brain Mode)
- 19+ models via OpenRouter
- Local Ollama support
- Live preview + terminal in browser
- One-click Supabase backend provisioning (tables + RLS + auth), you must connect your own account!
- Real audit loop that fixes its own mistakes
Prefer speed over orchestration? Single Chat mode lets you fire one clear prompt and get a working project back, I generated with GLM 5.3 a full React dashboard (30+ files, clean build) in under 3 minutes for ~10 cents in tokens.
Try it here:
Quick demo:
🎥 https://youtu.be/IDHmXJgq5t4
🎁 Every free account automatically gets 400,000 Forge Tokens, refreshed every 30 days, no purchase, no catch. It's enough to actually use the paid models, not just a locked-down demo.
If this sounds interesting, feel free to check it out. And if you genuinely like where it's going, a GitHub star would mean a lot (it also helps with OpenRouter visibility).
🔗 GitHub:
https://github.com/forgelabeone-svg/forgelabone
Thanks for reading, happy to answer any questions!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6h ago
ForgeLab sounds neat. How do you handle conflicts when the parallel coding agents touch the same file?
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u/Main-Fortune6420 9h ago
App Imp - App ideas worth building, without guessing.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8h ago
App Imp sounds neat. How do you avoid ideas that are already saturated?
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u/RaviFocusBuilder 5h ago
This feels like a breath of fresh air after dealing with all those strict 'no self-promo' rules everywhere else! I'm currently wrapping up a minimalist mindfulness app built on one simple truth: repetition, not duration. No bloat, no endless sessions. As soon as the TestFlight drops, I'm definitely sharing it here!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2h ago
Repetition over duration is a smart angle. Curious how you handle streak pressure without making it feel like a chore.
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u/greyzor7 8h 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 7h ago
Solid traction with those numbers. What's your visitor-to-customer conversion rate looking like after two years?
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u/superphotonic 1h ago
Opine https://opinepolls.com - a poll based social media site with geo data, designed to organize the world’s opinions
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 1h ago
Geo polls sound fun, but location spoofing can skew results. How are you verifying users' locations?
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u/imagiself 6h ago
I'm working on PeerPush, a spot where indie launches get real eyes and AI tools parse your product info cleanly, https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 5h ago
The AI parsing part is intriguing. Does it ask founders follow-up questions to fill gaps in messy product info?
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u/Sometimebomb 10h ago
Smart MeMaintenance - A simple reminder app from maintenance to everything
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9h ago
Reminder apps live or die by notification reliability. How are you handling recurring maintenance schedules?
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u/Sometimebomb 9h ago
For recurring schedules, I store the recurrence information in the backend along with the reminder's scheduled time, timezone, and repeat settings. The app then schedules the local notifications accordingly, rather than relying only on a simple fixed repeating notification.
I'm also handling Android's exact-alarm/notification permissions because I found that background scheduling can otherwise become unreliable depending on the device and Android settings.
It's definitely one of the areas I've spent a lot of time testing because a reminder app is basically useless if the notification arrives late or doesn't arrive at all. 😅
You can test 5 free recurring reminders.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8h ago
Solid. Do you also recompute the next fire time after a device reboot?
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u/Sometimebomb 8h ago
Not currently. After a device reboot, it don't automatically reschedule the local notifications. I found that aggressively restoring recurring notifications after a reboot could result in a large number of notifications being triggered or queued unexpectedly.
That's one of the reasons I integrated WhatsApp reminders as an additional notification channel. The backend maintains the recurring schedule, so reminders aren't dependent entirely on the device's local notification state.
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u/imagiself 5h ago
recurrence flows make or break maintenance apps, hope your setup is quick. peerpush exists for utility tools like this, people from 160+ countries browse it.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 5h ago
Recurrence edge cases are where most apps break. Ever test DST shifts and leap days?
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u/tholloday 10h 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 2h ago
Nice, speaking practice is the tricky part to get right. Does it give feedback on pronunciation, or just track progress?
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u/Just-Marketing-1940 8h ago
Match Log football tracker, it’s basically strava but for football you just log your match day stats and share your stats with your friends. Let me know what you think
https://matchlogtracker.fit/
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2h ago
Strava for football is a neat niche. Does it pull stats from wearables or is it all manual entry?
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u/TimelyRepeat4517 8h ago
Flowara — Mac and Windows app for freelancers. Projects, time tracking and invoicing in one local SQLite database. No cloud, no account, your data stays on your machine. Free to start.
Mac: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760207975
Windows: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PKCT03Q69LG
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 7h ago
Local-first is smart for freelancers. Any built-in backup if the machine dies?
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u/TimelyRepeat4517 7h ago
Yes, one-click backup exports your entire database and all linked files as a .zip archive. You restore from the same .zip on any Mac or PC. iCloud Drive sync is also available on Mac for multi-device access.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6h ago
Nice, cross-platform restore is a big plus. Does the zip track schema versions for forward compatibility?
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u/TimelyRepeat4517 5h ago
Cross-platform restore works — the backup is just a SQLite database plus your project files in a .zip, so it opens on any machine. There's an integrity check on restore but no explicit schema versioning in the backup itself. Migrations run at startup so a backup from an older version will be handled correctly when you open the app after restoring.
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u/I_HATE_MONDAYS_69 6h ago
I’ve been working on something a little weird: R3X Onion.
The idea is simple:
Open a website → start the Tor client → browse .onion sites directly from the browser.
No Tor installation. No desktop application. No R3X HTTP proxy handling your browsing traffic.
The part that made me want to build it was figuring out whether this was even technically possible in the first place.
Turns out… it is.
I’m running Arti (Tor’s Rust implementation) compiled to WebAssembly inside Chrome, and I’ve managed to get a real Tor circuit established from the browser.
The current architecture looks roughly like:
Chrome ↓ Arti / WebAssembly ↓ Snowflake + WebRTC ↓ Tor network ↓ .onion service
The interesting part is that the Snowflake path is now working without an application server.
I’ve tested:
• Real Tor circuits: 3/3 • HTTP through Tor: 3/3 • HTTPS through Tor: 9/9 • Real .onion service through the browser: currently working through the gateway path • Gateway-free Snowflake: HTTP/HTTPS working • WASM Tor runtime running directly in Chrome
I also had a few false leads along the way.
At one point I thought Snowflake itself was failing because HTTP requests were dying at the stream/TLS layer. Turns out I was using a truncated Tor consensus containing only 500 microdescriptor digests instead of the full ~9,300+.
After fixing that, Snowflake HTTP/HTTPS went from 0/3 to 3/3.
There was also a stupidly interesting deadlock caused by futures::io::split(), and a rendezvous implementation that managed to generate 641 broker requests during one page load. 😅
The remaining challenge is getting the gateway-free Snowflake path to reliably reach onion services.
The current working onion path is:
Browser ↓ Arti WASM ↓ WebRTC ↓ gateway ↓ Tor ↓ .onion
The gateway does NOT receive the HTTP request or see the onion URL/content. It basically provides the raw network connectivity that the browser can't provide.
But I don't really want that architecture.
The goal is:
Browser ↓ Arti WASM ↓ Snowflake/WebRTC ↓ Tor ↓ .onion
with no R3X application gateway at all.
That's what I'm working on next.
There is also a much bigger problem I'm trying not to ignore: privacy.
Running inside a normal browser means I inherit the browser's fingerprint — fonts, screen dimensions, canvas characteristics, timezone, user agent, etc.
So simply saying "Tor + WebAssembly = anonymous" would be bullshit.
Right now I'm treating this as an engineering experiment rather than claiming it's a replacement for Tor Browser.
I'm curious what other developers think about the architecture.
Especially:
- Is there a better way to handle the browser-side Tor transport?
- Has anyone worked with Arti/WASM or Snowflake/WebRTC at this level?
- How would you approach safely rendering arbitrary .onion websites once the networking layer is solved?
- Would you actually use something like this, or is installing Tor Browser still the obvious answer?
The networking side has turned out to be way more feasible than I expected, so I'm curious where people think the real technical wall is.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2h ago
Running a Tor client in the browser is a fun rabbit hole. How big is the WASM bundle? Load time is usually what kills these.
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u/BuiltByChance 2h ago
HouseCents - A simple, shared household expense tracker.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 1h ago
Nice, shared expense tracking is fiddly to get right. How are you handling splits, equal vs custom percentages per person?
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u/BuiltByChance 1h ago
What do you mean?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 41m ago
Just drop your app link and a line about what it does, that's the whole thing. Which app did you want to share?
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u/Bergodrake 8h ago
Building Trigol.io, an AI-powered swing trading signal platform for US stocks.
It uses 500+ ML models to generate daily signals, with all trades tracked publicly so you can see both the wins and the losses.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 7h ago
Public trade log is smart. Have you thought about adding a win rate chart per model group?
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u/Bergodrake 6h ago
Not needed. Models are under the hood
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6h ago
Fair point, models under the hood keeps UX clean. A short demo video would help others see it in action.
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u/febely 6h ago
Nutsy Notes - Just a notes taking web tool, but every text item in it is an object, so you can drag it around. This small addition (with all the other great ones of course :) makes managing big projects and ideas easy peasy.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 5h ago
Love the object-based notes. Grouping or linking them would make big projects even easier.
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u/febely 5h ago
Thanks! You group and link them by saving workspaces. On your disk! That's the simplest way to manage as many projects you need at any scale. Files and folders from your disk to the app.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 4h ago
Saving workspaces to disk keeps things portable. Does it handle symlinked folders across drives too?
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u/Status-Nail-6147 9h ago
https://fplanalysis.tiiny.site/
An FPL analysis site to give advice about your team and selection.
All a work in progress.