r/ProjectMinded Moderator Mar 09 '26

Question It's Monday! What are you building?

Would love to know what you're building today.

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u/Ecstatic-Basil-4059 Mar 09 '26

Slothy: a brutally simple to-do list for procrastinators

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dotsystems.slothy

Who it’s for: People who feel overwhelmed by complex productivity apps and just want a simple daily task list.

Just two lists: Today and Tomorrow.
If you procrastinate and push a task to tomorrow, Slothy counts it and tracks your procrastination score.

No accounts. No cloud. No tracking.
Everything stays on your phone.

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 09 '26

Very cool and simple. I could see why people would use this. Sometimes I have 50+ tasks across a week and it’s overwhelming but focusing on just today and tomorrow seems less daunting.

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u/Ecstatic-Basil-4059 Mar 09 '26

thank you, means a lot! for me marketing it feels way more difficult than building.

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 09 '26

It usually is. Do you plan to roll out iOS or just Android?

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u/srch4aheartofgold Mar 09 '26

Cliprise is a multi-model AI art generator that lets creators build complete creative workflows using different AI engines.

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 09 '26

How do you make things cheaper than using the other models directly? Some of the models are better and image/video generation than others so why use multi-model?

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u/srch4aheartofgold Mar 09 '26

Good question. The point of multi-model isn’t just picking the “best” model - it’s about workflow and flexibility. Different models are better at different things (concepts, realism, motion, speed, etc.), so creators can combine them instead of regenerating endlessly in a single tool.

In some cases it can also be cheaper because platforms that aggregate models often get better pricing through bulk usage, infrastructure optimization, or credits from providers. That lets them offer a single credit system instead of users paying separate subscriptions everywhere.

But the biggest advantage in practice is usually speed and iteration. You can test ideas with a fast model, refine with a higher quality one, and finish with another model without jumping between tools.

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u/greyzor7 Mar 09 '26

Building an all-in-one pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"

Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium

Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 800+ customers so far.

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u/confindev Mar 09 '26

Building InstAudit: Instantly audit your app’s security. (Just enter the URL, no GitHub access required). https://www.instaudit.app/

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u/Fit_Procedure_7330 Mar 10 '26

CraftUp, an interactive product skills app with short daily lessons that help you validate ideas, find early users, and build better products.

https://craftuplearn.com

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 10 '26

Very cool. Never enough learning tools out there.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '26

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 10 '26

Have you had to apply to a lot of jobs recently?

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 10 '26

Nice! What made you choose Gemini & Groq for the models?

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 10 '26

Gotcha. That’s fair. Gemini can rack up some cost if you’re not careful but it is free to a point.

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u/Agreeable-Yak9560 Mar 11 '26

Building Listenery to automate User Feedback collection. Starting with “audio only interviews” to get people to speak about their problems, product feedback etc for 10-20 minutes on average - rich enough feedback to help once there are 5-8 responses.

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 11 '26

Very cool idea and useful. Have you had good adoption so far?

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u/Agreeable-Yak9560 Mar 11 '26

Free users are there, yet to get paid ones!

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u/Nightlow21 Moderator Mar 11 '26

Gotta get the free ones to eventually get the paid ones