... Comment from Daniil Katsura(@daniil_katsura): I agree - that is the clearest first trust test because it exercises the real boundary rather than asking someone to trust a diagram. I would show the production APK on two devices, enable airplane mode, type and encrypt on one device, transfer the exact capsule, open it on the other, then modify the capsule and demonstrate that authentication fails before plaintext is shown. It still would not prove the absence of implementation vulnerabilities ... ... meaning trust us. Comment from Daniil Katsura(@daniil_katsura): @calvin_currey  A video walkthrough would increase understanding, but not security confidence by itself. An edited demo can be staged. The useful version would show two real devices, airplane

... country, no data required Survival guides in 10 languages first aid, shelter, water, signaling On-device AI (Gemma) ask survival questions with zero connection Privacy-first everything runs on your device. No servers, no account, no tracking. Airplane mode, a dead zone, a mountain pass with no bars it all still works. I d love your honest feedback, especially if you hike, climb, travel, or work somewhere the signal runs out. What would make this something you d actually carry ...

... Optimization: Built using Flutter, careful attention was given to optimizing native background processing lifecycles to handle prolonged audio streaming smoothly without triggering aggressive Android OEM thermal throttling. Once your layers are cached, the app works 100% offline in absolute airplane mode. The core mixer layers are entirely free. I would highly appreciate your feedback on the UI fluidity under background load and the caching stability across different Android battery profiles! Check it out on Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/ap... ...

... creative teams. What stage is your product at right now? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @amraniyasser  I am allergic to any form of calls or external disturbings :D Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @busmark_w_nika  Airplane mode ON => Developer mode ON Comment from Hassan Ismail Rebe(@hassan_ismail_rebe): Most founders land somewhere around 3 10 calls a day, but the real problem isn't volume it s losing the insights after the call. ProdShort ... ... into reusable content automatically. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9588219): Comment Deleted Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9606090): Comment Deleted Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9606238): Comment Deleted Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @amraniyasser  Airplane

... running 100% on your phone. No cloud, no subscription, no data collection. Built for the private stuff resumes, health reports, financial docs, sensitive messages, journaling. Everything stays on your device. Download the model once. Use it forever. Even in airplane mode. Solo dev. No VC. No team. Just one app that does what cloud AI won't respect your privacy. Launching here April 16. Would love your early feedback. promptforgelabs.org/cognivara ...

... digital leash. What I Built: MyLLM AI MyLLM AI is a native iOS & Android app that runs Large Language Models (LLMs) the same technology powering ChatGPT completely on your device. No internet required, ever. 100% Offline (works in Airplane Mode) No API keys or cloud accounts No monthly subscription free forever ~31MB APK surprisingly small Your conversations never leave your phone (stored in local Room DB) The Tech Stack Built with Kotlin + Jetpack Compose using MVVM Clean Architecture ... ... 31MB size is a huge advantage . Most people assume local LLM = heavy and slow. You re breaking that assumption. The phone automation agent is probably your most underrated feature. If it becomes reliable, that s a real differentiator vs

... more familiar for people. State school and institutes formed such an educational experience for most people on the planet. A pivot towards selling any content at all didn't help the startup because there were already many strong competitors there (e.g., Patreon). It was painful because I was counting on the success of this project the most and even, together with my partner, paid two developers who helped us build the product. My financial resources were reset again ... ... about 18 projects over ten years is refreshing, so few founders talk openly about those early, messy attempts. One question: now that you ve arrived at the right problem phase with ProblemHunt, how will you balance founder passion / interest vs

... curious: what are your personal hacks for staying sharp and actually getting stuff done? Here are 3 of mine: I use Cold Turkey Blocker to completely shut off distracting sites and apps. No mercy. My phone is on airplane mode for the first 4 hours of the workday. No notifications, no pings, just work. I always work on two screens one for action, one for reference. It makes a massive difference in speed and clarity. What about you? What ...

... successful company on AI coding agents. But building micro-apps and "vibe-coding" fun apps that's one thing. What about aviation? medical tech? critical systems? What if AI pushes a bugfix to the aircraft control system, and the airplane crashes? Should we ban AI coding in specific industries? I'm talking about tools like Cursor or Fine - AI agents, not auto-complete copilots that are easy to review. Comment from ravi sharma(@ravi_sharma01): AI in critical industries ...

... understand how to light a fire without prompting AI bots or as now many. information we can not find without Internet search engines. ( ;) I suggest to consider AI as a logical continuation of a human being. Something like airplanes have become our wings, cars our new fast legs. When animals evolved in their natural essence of evolution, man evolved in a different sense, grew a mind that would eventually grow a new mind in the form of AI. Although ... ... from it rather than just relying on it to do everything for us. One way I make sure I stay engaged is by not just accepting AI s first response. Instead, I challenge it asking follow-up questions, seeking alternative

... away from screens and go for a walk. I live in a big city, but whenever possible, I choose nature even a park will do. Sometimes, I take a book, a reader, or just listen to music. Switching to "airplane mode" helps a lot. Nature taught me that everything moves slowly in the end the exact opposite of FOMO. That s probably not what we want to hear in business, especially today, when everything and everyone feels just a click ...

... world, they could've easily bought a couple of thousand billboards and placed them in-front of their customers' houses :) The reason they went with thought leadership was simple, the business they're selling to are reselling to customers. Airplanes for example, a traveller should feel relieved when they see logo on the engine before boarding it. That would encourage Aircrafts to use my client's engines. I hope this made sense Comment from Pratik Rajurkar(@pratik_rajurkar ...

... Mine is Simple Habit. I keep my phone on DND and airplane mode when I sleep and then turn on wi-fi so I can meditate before anything else. What's the first app you open on your phone in the morning ...