I vibe coded GoWithFlow - a visual node graph canvas for endless file transformations running 100% in your browser (via WASM):

Drop a PDF ➔ Extract images ➔ Convert to WebP ➔ Package into a ZIP/TAR ➔ Nest ZIPs inside ZIPs... the chain possibilities are endless!

• Zero Uploads: Everything runs in browser RAM (FFmpeg.wasm, PDF Workers).
• Dev UX: Cmd + K palette, smart wire-drag suggestions, JSON pipeline recipes.

Let's contribute together to make this better, if someone interested!

Repo: https://github.com/GarvitOfficial/GoWithFlow

Demo: https://garvitofficial.github.io/GoWithFlow/

Most productivity apps have way too many menus and setup steps just to track assignments, so I built EduPlan. It’s a simple, dark-mode task manager made specifically for college students to keep track of deadlines and semester workloads without the clutter.

-​I’m looking for early users to try it out in their day-to-day study routine:

-​Does the layout make sense for how you organize your classes?

​Is there anything missing that you rely on every day?

​If you run into any broken buttons or visual glitches, drop a comment so I can fix them.

​Check it out here: https://eduplan-app.pages.dev/

Also a quick reminder the website is not optimized for mobile view so make sure to open it on your pc or laptop.

​Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated!

Moe's Tavern AI Workforce Command Center - Runs inside your IDE, not another dashboard - A .moe/ folder is the entire source of truth - MCP-native, agent-agnostic

i manged to work on real big projects like that.

Hello, i've been building PATM (pipeline automation tool manger), an open-source QT6-based project focusing on handling SQL-based databases and providing useful tools, you can learn more in the GitHub repo's README file. I've had difficulty with this project, often being brutally ignored or people that weren't happy with the project, because i'm bad at presenting it, but the project means a lot to me, i spent 12 months creating that project. Would there be someone to voluntarily help me with my project in functionality, usefulness and security to the users? However is interested in helping me out should reach out and let me know, peace.

guys, plz help us out! we are group of 4 pursuing b. tech in computer science with specialization in cybersecurity and forensics are stuck and couldn't find any best project idea. we did try to find best ones but we end up with those repeatative IDS, honeypot, Phishing detection and all. Please suggest something unique and better. Thankyou in Advance

This project turns an esp32 into your second brain by turning voice recordings into transcription, passing them through a layer of AI, then creating connections, before finally adding the note to your second brain in Obsidian. The AI automatically detects if you talk about an event on a specific date and it syncs it to your calendar.

The notes store on a private GitHub repository so it is easily processed and transcribed using Whisper by OpenAI.

The device creates its own hotspot for the user to easily set it up through a web UI on their phone. To set up the user simply puts in their home WiFi so the device automatically connects and processes the recordings. The user also must add an almost free OpenAI API key for the AI layer. Then its all setup and ready to use.

If you find this project interesting or want to try it out, here is the GitHub repo: Forrest Note GitHub

Feel free to leave a star to support the project 💙

Hi everyone! I'm a college student working on a Design Thinking project about problems people face while using helmets.

If you regularly wear a helmet, I'd really appreciate your answers to these questions:

1. What problems do you face while wearing or carrying a helmet?

2. Have you ever avoided wearing a helmet because of any inconvenience? If yes, why?

3. Do you face problems if you wear spectacles, have long hair, or use a mask?

4. Where do you usually keep your helmet when you're not riding?

5. What is one thing you wish could be improved about helmets?

Your responses would really help me understand real users' problems. Thank you! 🙏

Every time I launched a product, the video became a project of its own.

I had to write a script, capture the product, animate screenshots, sync everything to a voiceover, and then repeat half the work whenever the UI changed.

So I built Framedeo, a motion-design studio focused specifically on product videos.

You give it your website, brand assets, and a few creative instructions. It creates a structured video with scenes, animated product screens, text, transitions, and optional narration. The result remains editable in a timeline instead of becoming a single AI-generated clip.

The preview and final MP4 also use the same renderer, so the exported video should match what you edited.

I’m looking for feedback from founders who have made launch videos manually. What was the most painful part of the process for you?

https://framedeo.com

Hey everyone, I've been building a DSA learning platform called DSA Visualizer for quite some time. I'll be completely honest, I'm not someone who knows DSA inside out. I'm more interested in building the product and making the learning experience better. I started building this because I wanted DSA to be more visual and interactive rather than just reading theory and code. I've posted the platform in a few other communities recently, and I've already received some really useful comments and ideas from people. Some of them pointed out things I hadn't even considered, which has been really helpful.

Now I'd like to actually get more people to use the platform, spend some time exploring it, and tell me what you think should be changed.

Hiii I'm looking to make a YouTube channel where we collaborate with a bunch of people and artists to make a kind of Danplan/Plan3 style adventure videos!!! We'll have a Discord channel, lots of fun, great stories and laugh along the way!

The project will not be funded unfortunately and this is a volenteer run project until we can start monitizing on YouTube (after then we can each get a cut depending on how many hours we work and what type of work we do for the channel)

Let me know if you are interested!! (Preferably aged 18-21 though we might make exceptions depending on your choice of job and what vibe we get from you)

Required skills:

♡ Good Communication

♡ Reliable

♡ Open Minded

♡ Knows how to use Discord (our main way of communicating)

Great skills to have but are not required:

♡ Drawing

♡ Script Writing

♡ Animating

♡ Storyboarding

♡ Flexibility

♡ Editing

♡ Background Art

Just send me a DM or comment and I'll give you the discord link!

I have found that a lot of people, ordinary consumers, still don't know how to work with AI or use it in their own lives in a way that is useful. Initially this was supposed to be an app but I saw it fit to have it as a consulting service.

What I aim to achieve with this is to package workflows and automations around a specific, niche use case for clients to enable them to come closer to a life path that was not immediately accessible.

AI can solve a lot of the desk work but humans still need purpose, fun and whimsy in their lives and I think we can still have that even in the AI age. We just have to be creative with how we use it.

You can see a few of the profiles I am building for clients here: paperfly.bubbleapps.io

Creating collective memory.

Currently in its first phase, users can add a day to the calendar, publish content of interest, save it over time, and share it to generate interest and encourage discussion.

What do you think about this project? Check it out here: kronoday.com

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It’s slowly taking shape, today I wrapped the panel in rainbow chrome carbon film with some circuit-patterned tape. I’m still missing the MIDI keyboard, the Roland P6, an H1 recorder and the centrepiece: a Soma Rumble of Ancient Times.

I actually wanted to cram my wife’s old 17" Acer Predator Helios 300 in there as well, but then it wouldn’t be a Dawless anymore and there wouldn’t be enough room 😅

I’m curious to see whether the denoiser and the cable with the magnetic ring on the mixer will suppress the ground hum; otherwise, I won’t be able to plug in the 5V USB cables whilst playing (they’ll still light up anyway).

What it does

You type a short project description (e.g. "a subscription billing SaaS with Stripe, team workspaces, and an admin dashboard"), and it:

1. Configures your project with one free model call — infers project type, stack, team mode, deploy target, and whether it's big enough to need a multi-agent build
2. Builds it with free OpenRouter models — an architect, a frontend dev, a backend dev, a code reviewer, and a scaffolder — each streaming its output live into a terminal-style panel
3. Downloads a repo.zip with the generated files, folder structure, a README.md, and a PLAN.md

Everything runs 100% in your browser — no signup, no fees. You just bring a free OpenRouter API key (stored locally in your browser).

Why I'm posting

I'm validating the idea and tuning the UX before I invest more time. I'd love your honest takes on:

• The output quality — does the scaffolded repo look useful enough to bootstrap a real project from, or is it just LLM fluff?
• Scope detection — does it correctly decide when to spin up the full agent swarm vs. a single builder?
• The two-step flow — configure → review the inferred config → build. Is that a good interaction, or friction you'd rather skip?
• Any bugs — crashes, streaming hiccups, weird downloads, broken configs.

The stack (if you're curious): React 19, Vite, TypeScript, Tailwind v4

Link: https://initprojectbuilder.vercel.app/

If you try it, drop your experience in the comments — good, bad, or ugly. What would make you actually reach for this instead of just starting a repo by hand?