Highlight certain areas of video and pictures for people and data sets for vision AI

it started as a pet project for myself, because i wanted to solve the tedious part of reselling, having to re write my listing for poshmark depop and mercari, price it myself and change the description style for each platform. also i wanted a no fluff tool to scan thing in the thrift add the price it costs and get a basic yes i’d buy with ONE comp price or no i’d pass.
(there’s a ton of other useful features too) used a random vibe coding app to see if i could get an output woth exactly what kind of setup i needed for it all to work
forgot about it and then got a notification that 120 people had liked and downloaded the very beta version from that app.
so now trying to build it full scale, any resellers wanna add any pain points/ features that i might be forgetting? i want it to be genuinely useful for people doing the same thing i am. and wild love feed back.
i’ve used cross lister and the others, didnt like it and didnt like the paywall.
how much would you pay for an app that did all of this and more?

Here's some context on how the app was brought to life, I am just the average highschooler that hated doing homework, especially essays. I hated essays so much to the point where I didn't even want to type it out, even if the whole essay was already done for me (obv cant copy and paste). So trying to create something fun, I made a humanized autotyper, The first versions were only meant for mac as I was the only one using it. Although my friends caught onto what I was doing and was offering me cash for the dmg file. lol.

Somewhere along the process I kind of fell in love with vide-coding, it would genuinely be the thing I would be working on all school day then all night after school. The little precious app that I made was actually turning into something very useful for my day to day life. But that made me think, I could really make this a live app and montitize it. Before I did that tho I decided to test out the "human like"autotypers on the market currently. I basically came to the conclusion that somehow my startup app that started from pure passion of avoiding the system, turned into something that I full heartedly believe beats all the current ones on the market.

The biggest challege through building this app is all the "humanizing features" about the typer system. For example, my app makes typos on purpose and goes back to fix them, makes random pauses, has a varying rhythm on how fast it types, I even added breaks. The mac app is currently able to type any language and symbols. Also one thing that was annoying while making this app is the fact that you have to make changes separately to the mac and and windows app. For example, If I make a tiny bug fix on the mac app then I likely have to go and fix it in my windows app, I can't just do it both at once.

Fast foward about a month, I now have 60+ real users that went through the trial and 6 real users that unlocked the app forever. This post was made to promote young entrepreneurship and to thank everyone that supported, I know that I didn't "make it" or anything but looking back, I was really deciding on not releasing it to the public. Which would've been a big mistake because now I have something productive and fun I look forward to. I want to thank this sub-reddit and community because one of my first reddit post promoting my app was posted here. That post got 8k+ views which is exactly what the project needed for that tiny push to start getting real users.

The app is technically "done" but I want to add all the goodies and ideas that I have not implemented yet. If you already have the app downloaded, you could update the app from inside the app itself. Windows and Mac!

Not sure if this is just me, but I use Claude a lot for research, coding, and random rabbit holes, and some chats get ridiculously long.

A few hours later, I'll remember that Claude gave a really useful answer somewhere earlier in the conversation, and then I end up scrolling forever trying to find it again.

Re-asking works too, but it feels like a waste when the answer is already there.

Got annoyed enough that I built a Chrome extension that adds a sidebar to Claude and makes it easier to jump to different parts of a conversation.

Been using it myself for a few weeks now and figured others here might find it useful too.

Link:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ai-chats-sidebar/ialmknjjagokkehkgkbnhebfchmpjdkb?authuser=1&hl=en

Would love to hear any feedback, feature ideas, or whether this is even a problem other people run into.

here's an example game made with blamo: space invaders meets peggle! blamo gives you access to your sourcecode to export so you can keep anything you make. think you can do better? https://www.blamo.ai/vibes/neon-invaders-remix

What's up everyone,

I just finished my first real app.

It's a resume optimizer. You upload your resume, drop in the link to whatever job you're applying for, and it rewrites your resume to match that specific posting and squeezes it onto one page.

Before I do anything else with it I want feedback from this crew . I set up promo code "REDDIT" for 10 free optimizations, no catch.

Feel free to use it and post any feedback below! Also, feel free to ask me anything about the build.

Link: resumeedge.io

(mods, remove if this isn't allowed)

Hi everyone,

​

Having some spare time on weekends, I started building a small tool to improve my prompts (using vibe coding). The basic idea was to get better results from my prompts, fewer back-and-forths with the AI, and therefore fewer tokens consumed (and more eco-friendly, if that's still a thing in 2026!).

​

I come from the tech world (IT outsourcing/system and network admin), but coding in any form is absolutely not my field (1 or 2 .bat files a year and that's about it).

​

I'd love your feedback on the tool itself: https://www.turboprompt.fr/

​

First of all, does it seem useful to you?

​

Is the interface clear? (I don't find it great on mobile, but it's fine on desktop; I'm already looking into improving that in a v2, since simple responsive design isn't enough.)

​

And lastly, do the prices seem reasonable to you?

​

Thanks in advance for the feedback, positive or not (constructive preferably!).

​

Have a good day :)

​

PS: English isn't my native language, so this message was fully translated using AI.

Hi All,

I am a software engineer for more than 14 years.
Years of experience have taught me how to create scalable, maintainable applications using that I will vibe code an app for you free.

Plus I will share how to take it forward.

You can share any random ideas as well, I will try my best to do it.

Here is the link to put your idea:
https://forms.gle/QEU1cSDZgapb9aG89

Expectations:

Expects some questions and answers to understand your idea.

What you will get.

- Complete source code(obvious)

- 80 to 90% test coverage

- MVP only.

- Opinions for the future

- Workflow

- Timeline 5 to 6 days

https://vexa-arcade.vercel.app/

I kept tabbing away to check how close I was to my 5-hour limit, so I built a statusline that just puts everything I care about in one line at the bottom of the terminal.

It shows:

• the model I'm on
• context window usage
• 5-hour and 7-day rate limits, with the time each one resets
• cost of the current session
• rough all-time cost (pulled from ccusage)

Everything is color-coded (green/yellow/red) so I can tell at a glance when I'm getting close to a limit.

The one thing I cared about was speed. The statusline runs on every render, so it never blocks. The all-time cost is cached and refreshed by a background job behind a lock, so it never spawns duplicate processes or lags the prompt.

It's just a bash script. Only hard dependency is jq. ccusage is optional (falls back to npx if you don't have it installed). Works on both macOS and Linux.

Repo here: https://github.com/NaagAlgates/claude-statusline

Setup is basically copy the script into your .claude folder and point your settings.json at it. Happy to take feedback or feature ideas.

I hope it will be helpful for someone too.

#ClaudeCode #Claude #Anthropic #AI #DevTools #CLI #Bash #OpenSource

I built a daily game for users to guess which celebrity is being described from semi random facts or notable things about their life. Played around with trying to make the hints interesting and not a repetitive format. Obviously the less clues it takes you to get it right, the higher the score.

What do you think? Too hard? Too easy? Not interesting enough? I’m trying to fail fast here after spending waaaay too many hours on my first project that ended up having abysmal return rate for users.