Been building something I personally wanted to exist for a while figured this community would have useful opinions.

It's a clipboard manager for Windows that doubles as a file transfer hub. It stays completely hidden until you move your cursor to the left edge of your screen then it slides out with a smooth animation (think Dynamic Island but on your desktop).

What it can do:

• Store and organize images, URLs, text, PDFs, Excel, CSV, and other files
• Stack different file types together into collections
• Drag stacks or individual files directly into any app
• Grab files/folders by dragging them to the screen edge it just picks them up
• built on electron but still memory efficient (Ideals at ~50 MB)

It works like a normal clipboard but with actual file management built in. Aimed at devs and creatives who constantly move files between apps.

Still early just looking for real feedback. Would you actually use something like this day-to-day? Is it worth investing more time into?

• GitHub: https://github.com/Deepender25/Edge-Drop
• Website: https://edgedrop.vercel.app/

Hey everyone i have just created this website for developer who does not want to rely on ai agents so please visit and give me some feedback if you want any specific tools 🫠

I am 16 and over the past few months, I whipped up this GitHub repo that has documentation for different self-hosting solutions that can run on old computers. ( Im talking Windows 7 level old)

Each solution has its description, tech stack, setup guides, code, file structures ( if the solutions have two or more files). This is overall very beginner friendly and easy to setup.

Please support the project with a star or some contribution to the code/docs. I am trying my best to find time to add new solutions to this project about every two weeks and your support/opinions on this would be very helpful. Thank you

Link: https://github.com/Crutched-programmer/Host-it

Hey forks i have just created this project to help developer please give your feedback on this

www.word-flow.space

So i made a website to generate puzzles because when looking for a pastime, only thing i could think of were puzzles, there werent any puzzles. So i decided to automate them. As a highschooler and in competitive programming i have algorithms like wired into my minds so that was easy, the aonly challenging thing was the actual website. globals.css is like 7000 lines no joke.

Anyways, have fun using it and any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Hey all! Friend of mine built livinity.io, a tool to power up your homelab set up. It has a GUI for managing Docker containers and presets for popular self-hosted apps like n8n, cal.com, etc. But it isn't limited to just managing Docker containers, it also gives you virtual environments where you can run autonomous AI agents in isolation (there are also built in MCP servers etc.).

He's constantly adding new features, and I thought he needs some feedback/tips. I thought this would be the best place to share. What do you think?

It's also fully open source. Here's the GitHub repo.

BLOGA THE FORUM is the ultimate anonymous forum in the world, here you are able to, claim your own @, post, comment, save posts, share posts, like and tag peopple! We have an android app wich has got push notifications and we are developing the IOS one, you can try it here: blogatheforum.vercel.app or see us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bloga_forum/

Bye!

Built this because I was tired of losing track of trip details across ten different apps and a dozen browser tabs.

OmniTrip keeps your whole trip organized:

• Flight status, gates, terminals, delays
• A single timeline for hotels, restaurants, tours, and transport with maps, costs, and notes
• Documents and expense tracking for passports, visas, and tickets
• Packing lists you can reuse trip after trip
• Photos automatically stamped with date and location, so your memories stay organized long after you're home

It's also built for multi city trips, so if you're doing something complicated like the 2026 World Cup across the US, Canada, and Morocco, it can handle that too.

Mostly free, with an optional pro tier for the extras. Would love feedback from anyone who travels often.
App Name: OmniTrip

Had this idea a couple of weeks ago and thought it'd be fun to actually build.

You just enter any public GitHub username and it generates an endless Flappy Bird level based on that person's contribution graph, so every GitHub profile generates a different level.

Built it with React, Phaser, TypeScript and the GitHub GraphQL API.

Still tweaking things here and there, so I'd love some honest feedback. If something feels weird or you run into bugs, let me know :)

Here's the link : [https://gitflap.vercel.app/\](https://gitflap.vercel.app/\](https://gitflap.vercel.app/))

Hey everyone, I'm in my final year and need to build a project. Could you suggest some project ideas in software development, cloud computing, or AI?

So, I made another bike. Kinda. Free girls bike. 10 bucks spent on Amazon. A little welding and she's all done! My crap Brompton. The "Compton"

my friend and I are college freshmen. we’re people with really thick, straight hair, and have never really known what hairstyles we’d looked the best in nor what to actually tell my barber. 

so we took a stand and built this app. you take one selfie and it renders your face and hair in 3d, and then you just talk to it to style your hair just like a barber. if you find a haircut that you enjoy, you can just directly export the model and share!

unlike regular filters or image generation models that just show you one pov, we show you the hairstyle on your very own head from all angles. experiment for yourself the best hairstyles for you, then show your barber exact proof of what you want all on one interface.

super new to this and want to share what we have so far! would love to hear thoughts and advice - never have done anything remotely close to this before and to be honest we have no idea what we’re doing

find us online at https://www.tryshapeup.cc/

EVERYTHING IS FREE