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I’m someone who has always had a lot going on at the same time, work, ideas, responsibilities, and I’ve spent years trying to find better ways to stay clear and organized. I like simple, practical solutions that actually fit into real life. I’m not a coder, but I enjoy building things and learning along the way. Currently exploring how technology can reduce friction between thinking and doing. Open to feedback and conversations with people building interesting things.

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Maker History

Scrivra – Voice to tasks instantlySpeak your thoughts. Get structured tasks instantly.
Apr 2026

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Joined Product HuntMarch 29th, 2026

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20d ago

I built a simple app to turn voice into tasks (launching tomorrow)

I m launching my first app tomorrow and wanted to share it here.

It s called Scrivra. I built it because I kept losing time trying to write and organize tasks. Now I just talk for a few seconds, and it turns everything into a clean, structured list I can actually use.

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20d ago

Scrivra – Voice to tasks instantly - Speak your thoughts. Get structured tasks instantly.

Scrivra is a voice-first productivity tool that turns your thoughts into structured, actionable tasks instantly. Use it on the web or as a PWA app. Just speak naturally—it organizes everything into clean, ready-to-use task lists. What it does: • Voice → structured tasks • Auto organization • Calendar integration • Easy sharing via link Built for fast thinkers who don’t want to lose momentum.

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2mo ago

Hello PH! Transitioning from 15 years in recruitment to a first-time Maker 🛠️

Hi everyone! I m Nita. After 12+ years in recruitment, especially tech recruitment, I finally decided to stop advising others on their careers and start my own journey on a different path.

I m currently navigating the "non-coder" path, learning how to leverage AI to build high-utility products. I'm building a project right now, which I actually started because my own brain-dumps were becoming unmanageable. It s been a wild ride of "failing forward" and learning as I go.