Nick36

Looks super clean. Most of these tools mess up the shadows or the necklines—how does this handle different poses?

I love this concept! One thing is if the list gets too long, will there be a bulk edit to remove/search the files?

Mochi is great! I’ve had similar ideas for language learning apps. Congrats! To make it even more effective, we could be ruthless: Mochi loses XP every time a planned task is late. Hahaha

I love this experience. This preserves the actual craft of the puzzle. Definitely a win for those of us who find handwriting more meditative than typing. Congrats on the launch!

I need this!!!. Losing tasks because I'm too lazy to type them out is a daily struggle for me. Do you consider extending this to a native todo list within the app as well?

Great work on the 16x playback! If you could add a 'views per second' overlay (not sure if its feasible though), I think it would help users find the highlights instantly by sliding to the peak viewership segments.

Great to see Grip go live! 💪 The 'find workout spots' feature is a game-changer. Most fitness apps assume you're in a living room or a commercial gym. Was the main pain point for you the lack of a centralized map for outdoor equipment, or did you feel current apps were just too 'gym-centric' to handle real street workout progressions? Best of luck with the launch!

Great to see this live! The pain point of expensive human mock interviews is definitely real. I'm curious about the 'Behavioral' and 'System Design' rounds specifically. Since those are often subjective compared to LeetCode-style questions, how does the AI handle giving 'honest feedback' on things like communication style or system trade-offs?

Love the focus on agentic search. How does Citable’s 'persona memory' and account pre-warming differentiate the data from platforms like Profound or AthenaHQ that mostly rely on standard API scraping? Also, curious to hear how you measure the feedback loop between taking a 'prescriptive action' (like a Reddit post) and seeing it actually move the needle in live AI answers.

This looks like a great tool for frictionless design! I’ve seen similar tools like ChartDB and DrawDB that also offer browser-based, account-free schema modeling. Could you highlight what sets RelateDB apart from those?

Exciting! Does the release of TranslateGemma mean the main Google Translate app will be fully powered by Gemma 3 soon? :)