... Working on CountdownPop ( countdownpop.com ). It's a countdown timer that's actually nice to look at instead of just plain numbers ticking down. Ring drains from green to red, a little pendulum ticks once a second, pop + confetti at zero. You can also throw a scenic photo backdrop behind it (beach, mountains, valley, etc.) and the text color auto-adjusts to stay readable against whatever's showing. No sign-up, nothing tracked. Just launched it properly this week. We would ...

... downloaded your app. You got a GitHub star. Hit 1,000 downloads. And... nothing happens. So I built Joy . Joy lives in your macOS menu bar and turns those little wins into a moment worth celebrating. Something awesome happens confetti bursts right out of your menu bar. No dashboard to check. No notification to dismiss. Just a tiny moment of hell yeah, I did that. Joy is launching on August 15. What would you want your Mac to celebrate ...

... Today I updated the invoice and proposal customization modal, added style presets and more fonts, fixed the layouts, added a logo-size slider, and added confetti to the public proposal page when the customer accepts it. Try here: www.runey.app ...

... Comment from Mark Thayer(@f0rest8): @platypus_cash  Thank you and congrats on your first 100% streak! That's the loop the whole product is built around. Also, it s aimed at being simple and forgiving. You ll notice confetti when you hit your first 7day streak, and the nudges when you are in a group with someone have a real positive surprise effect on the other person (at least in my experience). On your three questions happy ... ... zero-knowledge, which means you hold the key. The customers who choose us choose us partly because of that constraint, not despite it. The worry never fully goes away, but I try to reframe it because what's the alternative

... going badly. Another that destroys your journal entries after you write them. And notifications like "The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Your deadline is Tuesday." Built Uphill because every other task app lies to you with confetti and streaks. This one just pushes back. Honest feedback welcome - especially if it's brutal ...

... enter a number. That's not a tool. That's a slot machine. Valid is the antidote. It's a high-performance, local-first workout logger built for people who actually care about their training data not streaks, not confetti, not cloud lock-in. What makes it different: Instant cold start opens in under 300ms, no auth check, no loading screen. You're logging before the bar hits the floor. Local sovereignty on-device SQLite, zero cloud sync by default ... ... yours, full stop. Gym-floor UX tap any field to get a macro numpad, or use flanking steppers for micro-adjustments without pulling up a keyboard. Designed for sweaty hands and short rest periods. The Audit Receipt instead of confetti

... Reminders for a while but it doesn't give any feedback loop tasks just pile up and guilt-trip you. Switched to Dimmly a few months back and it clicks better for this. Swipe right to complete a habit, confetti + streak counter keeps you honest, alarms for the ones that need reminding. Each list is independent so I have one for exercise, one for reading, one for learning mirrors exactly the "pick what fits today, rotate the rest tomorrow" approach ...

... drop, WIP limits, and advanced getter methods API ActivityHeatmap GitHub-style activity visualization with full accessibility and theme integration InfiniteScroll Efficient content loading with Intersection Observer API OTPInput One-time password input with auto-focus and paste support Confetti Celebration animations with multiple presets and imperative API ThemeProvider Persistence Automatic theme preference saving across sessions Theme Change Events New callback system for analytics and custom handling Why Atomic Components? 115+ production-ready components 30 built-in themes (light, dark ...

... crystal copy, instant aha. Gamma deck-to-site magic felt telepathic. Midjourney s GIF logo hypnotized me at 3 a.m.; I still hear the synthwave drop. Each felt like future handing me cheat codes, wrapped in nostalgia and dopamine confetti. Comment from Charu Chaturvedi(@charuchaturvedi): Really liked @Clueso 's launch through and through. The visuals and communication we so clean and intriguing Comment from Aishwarya Lohi(@aishwaryalohi): @Fluently: AI English coach because the the website, demo, creatives etc were spot ...

... Bear notes and various other extensions! Just love it currency conversion and tons of amazing calculator features Quicklinks set up to search various things quickly and working with URL-schemes for the Mac apps that support it. Oh, and Confetti option is amazing too when you want to celebrate after a successful task! Comment from Oliver Waters(@oliverwaters): @chrismessina  And this of course Comment from Oliver Waters(@oliverwaters): I guess a lot of people ...

... have something important to show you? Absolutely not. Do I have something unreasonably chaotic , deeply unnecessary, and possibly the first password generator to combine cybersecurity with emotional delusion ? Yes. And her name is Pass Snap. it throws confetti. it pretends you re copying UnbotheredRizzlord456 but actually pastes X4&gz!tLp*12B@k9v$zq no tracking. no autofill. just entropy + delulu-coded security would love if it made it into the newsletter. or at least gave someone a nervous giggle ...

... little too much. Too many checklists. Too much guilt. Too little flexibility. Here s how MiniMoreMax works: Visual daily tracker Mini to Max structure Zero-streak-shaming Per-habit stats, reflection, and habit rounds Widgets, progress views, completion confetti ...

... nail the actionable todo list and have them push to my notion todo list with a scheduled gate for me to approve/deny each one, I would 100% use it. although notion mail may be a competitor here Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @erik_s  if you can actually make this a thing I'd be so happy. key thing for me would be latency. There would have to be a super smooth ux Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @odehahwal ... ... does one thing very well, and creating a super app is a solution looking for a problem. For example, I have a pretty nailed down process for working through trip planning (in approximate order): destination research evaluating points/miles value vs

... show up this early rarely get anything for it beyond a discount. fwiw i'm building groundwork around that, letting early supporters become real backers of a product instead of just first customers. what made you post here vs just launching, did early feedback change the product much? Comment from Christian King(@chris_fluentime): Thanks for the opportunity, @salim_boudi ! Let me introduce Fluentime a visual time-tracking and planning app for freelancers, consultants and small teams. What makes ... ... practice questions, but helping candidates experience realistic interview pressure before the actual interview. Currently in beta and learning from every user interaction Would love feedback from founders, recruiters, and job seekers! Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): TAM Network. an alternative