Truong Giang Pham

Congrats on the launch. The background removal and custom cursor features really stand out since they address two pain points I often see when creating tutorials. I like that you are focusing on making high quality production accessible without needing advanced editing skills. Curious if your early users are leaning more toward educators or product marketing teams. Looks like a strong...

Congrats on the launch, Morris. I like how you are positioning Oreate as more than an AI enhancement to existing workflows and instead as a workspace built around how LLMs actually operate. The comparison to “Cursor” or “Claude Code” for knowledge workers is a strong way to frame it. Curious whether early users have leaned more toward academic research or business presentations as their primary...

Congrats on the launch, Ben. I really like the focus on turning raw statistical signals into plain English explanations. That seems like the missing piece for many site owners who do not have the time or background to run regressions themselves. Curious if your early users are more agency teams managing multiple domains or individual site owners tracking their own projects. Looks very useful...

Congrats on the hunt, Rohan. The one-click Cloudflare deployment angle is really compelling since infra setup is usually the biggest bottleneck for teams experimenting with AI coding platforms. I like that VibeSDK focuses on the full workflow rather than just snippets. Curious whether most early users are startups building on top of it or individual developers setting up their own environment....

Congrats on the launch, Deepak! Love how you framed the problem. “humans aren’t designed to watch videos passively” really resonates. The AI video coaches sound especially powerful for keeping learners engaged. Curious — have you seen more adoption from corporate training teams or from individual educators so far? Excited to see how Creatium shapes the future of learning.

Big congrats on the JetBrains launch! That’s a huge milestone I really like the transparent pricing + bring-your-own-keys model. It feels like the right way to build trust in a space where devs often feel locked in. Curious — among your 4 modes (Architect, Orchestrator, Code, Debug), which one has resonated the most with users so far?

Congrats on the launch, Alex! Love how you’re making on-device AI actually practical — the latency + privacy trade-off with cloud APIs is a real pain point. The OpenAI-compatible API is a smart move too, since it lowers the switching cost for developers. Curious — have you seen more traction so far with folks building assistants, or with multimodal apps (like ASR/TTS and vision)? Excited to see...

Congrats on the launch, Onbing! The streamable JIT rendering caught my eye — that instant feedback loop sounds like a real game-changer compared to the usual “generate, wait, refresh” flow. I’ve also felt that gap between prompting AI and wanting simple design actions like drag, resize, or layer control. Love how you’re blending AI + visual freedom instead of forcing people to choose one or the...

Congrats on the launch, @alesia_cherniavskaia ! I really like how you framed Integrity as the integration layer—that pain of being the “human middleware” between tools is so real. I’m especially curious about the “AI that reads the room” part. In my own app, I’ve seen how easily context gets lost between chats and docs, so I’m wondering: do you keep all the knowledge in a single graph/tree, or...

I built Snap Crop because I wanted a faster and more accurate way to crop images without spending extra time on manual adjustments. Many existing tools either lack precision or require too many steps — Snap Crop fixes that by instantly detecting the subject and cropping with AI precision in just one click. What makes this different is the speed and simplicity: no complicated setup, no extra...