... this even though I've been trying to succeed since around 2010. I invented patent-pending technology that is in my app that nobody has. I became sick last year with fluid on my brain and doctors wouldn't see me because it looked like there wasn't anything there so when everything stopped I thought of the technology. I had brain surgery in May and recovery is slow. I'm not allowed to talk about it until April ...

... break down the 5 major button components you can copy-paste into your codebase right now. 1. The "Add To Cart" Button E-commerce conversion hinges on feedback. Our Add To Cart Button replaces static loading spinners with a fluid micro-interaction that physically signals the item dropping into a cart, boosting perceived performance. Under the hood, this button leverages Framer Motion's robust AnimatePresence to orchestrate a multi-step sequence. When clicked, it shifts state from "idle" to "loading ... ... cart drop animation), and finally to a "success" checkmark state. By manipulating the layout prop, it ensures the button resizes fluidly

... over. Tolog One ([ https://tologone.lovable.app/](h... ) is a live global intelligence featuring seamless, real-time two-way voice calls. No buttons, no unnecessary typing just talk and get natural, instant responses. What you'll find inside: Omni-Voice: Instant, fluid real-time conversation. The Tolog Vault: A look into our core stabilization architecture and scientific background (S_\alpha). Mode Switching: From playful modes to deep research. The project is currently in its testing phase, and we would love your feedback ...

... gearing up to launch NexQL an AI-native PostgreSQL extension built entirely inside VS Code to replace bloated standalone clients and fragmented extensions. We've integrated everything from a fluid

... template used a hardcoded negative margin in its CSS grid to create a layered look on desktop, but did not reset that margin for smaller viewports. To solve this, I decided to rewrite the typography and spacing rules using fluid CSS properties. Instead of static margins and font sizes, I used the CSS clamp() function. This function lets you define a minimum, preferred, and maximum value, allowing elements to scale smoothly depending on the screen size. Here ...

... feel free to drop me a DM or an email aidan @ toyo.ai :) Comment from Aidan Hornsby(@aidanhornsby): @nitesh_kumar98  would LOVE to get your feedback and know how it feels. Speed is SUPER important to keeping it feeling fluid and responsive. Drop me a DM or an email aidan @ toyo.ai if you have any questions or need help getting ...

... standalone no hosting needed. You just open them in your browser, that's it. Here's what I mean. From a single conversation, NEXIA can output: - An interactive electrical diagnostic tool (my actual use case as an electrician) - A fluid flow or circuit simulation fully animated, no library - A financial dashboard with real calculations - A 3D viewer for mechanical parts rotatable in browser - A personality test with radar chart and personalized results All as a single .html file. No server ... ... what really changed my workflow is what I built on top of that NEXIA, an AI assistant that generates structured HTML directly from a conversation. No prompt engineering, no IDE. You describe what you need, it outputs: - Interactive simulations (fluid

... Craving Decoder" and say something like "Give me something warm, spicy, and low-carb for a rainy day," and the AI instantly pairs the perfect dish! It completely obliterates the language barrier for international tourists using a "Fluid Language Matrix" that instantly translates their native tongue straight into the kitchen staff's language. To make it the ultimate family spot, it even generates custom, interactive digital storybooks on the screen to keep restless kids entertained while they wait for their ...

... committing. Based on that, I ve just introduced a free trial . Telea is a teleprompter designed to help you speak naturally while maintaining eye contact, using voice-synced scrolling. The goal is to make recording and presenting feel more fluid without breaking your flow. I d really like to use this thread to learn from you: When you test a tool like this, what makes you trust it quickly? How do you usually integrate tools like teleprompters into your workflow ... ... recordings, meetings, content creation)? What would make this immediately useful vs

... speed, and you end up adjusting your speech to match the script instead of the other way around. It works, but it never feels natural. I ve been building Telea to solve this on desktop, focusing on a more fluid experience that reacts to how you speak. Now I m considering bringing that same idea to mobile. Before I do, I m curious: Would you actually use a teleprompter like this on your phone? Do you see mobile as more ...

... help us set the new standard. As a Design Partner, you will: Co-author the Future: Help us define the "Task Fingerprinting" standard for your specific industry. Unlock "Flagship-Only" UX: Finally ship the high-end features and fluid animations your team has had on the back burner. Slash Infrastructure Costs: Move heavy data processing and AI inference from the Cloud to the local device with deterministic safety. THE PARTNERSHIP This is a strategic, paid technical collaboration designed for teams ...

... Visuals That React to Your Music Design wasn t an afterthought. Dynamic album-art based themes Animated waveform seek bars Immersive Now Playing mode Subtle animated backgrounds Clean, distraction-free layout The goal was to create something that feels fluid and modern. Smart Features Control Without Complexity Smart queue (play next / later) Favorites, Recents & Most Played Playlist reordering Dedicated mini-player Everything works fully offline and is optimized for smooth performance. I m building this as a solo indie ...

... improved. Keyboard shortcuts are now formatted according to platform. Added (9) CRT now includes advanced settings. Motion Trail (video) effect added. Floyd now has pixel diffusion options to neighbors and new performance settings. Atkinson received new settings. Fluid now includes noise and improved controls. Frequency Modulation now allows quality selection (for slower computers). ASCII got new settings. Void-and-Cluster received minor tweaks. Zoom animation added for Kaleidoscope. Platforms Windows macOS ...

... tiny box, it's an infinite digital canvas where you can jot down lists of numbers by pressing "Enter " or "Space " anywhere. And instantly you get the result. No more scrolling through history or fighting cramped interfaces. Just pure, fluid math on a beautiful, distraction-free space. Offline, ad-free, private. Why It Rocks Ditched clunky calcs for fluid

... three..." Disconnected workflow: generate copy paste edit Constant context switching kills flow The MindMax way (Integrated AI): Type @AI or / to summon AI instantly AI writes directly into your document Edit AI text exactly like your own writing Seamless, fluid collaboration 2. Built on Markdown: The Universal Language for AI Markdown's clean, text-based structure is the native language of large language models (LLMs). This means: Simple syntax Focus on ideas, not formatting buttons AI understands perfectly More precise ... ... help you develop them. Better Writing Quality AI helps with structure, clarity, and polish while you focus on core ideas and messaging. More Creative Freedom Explore different angles and approaches quickly, letting AI handle the execution. Vibe Writing vs

... plans will soon include (subject to change) access to: GPT-5 (our new flagship/default model) GPT-5-mini Gemini 2.5 Pro Claude 4 Sonnet Smarter, More Flexible Plans Instead of strict message limits, we re moving to a more fluid usage system: Free: Limited usage (a great way to try things out) . Starter: Moderate / casual usage. Pro: Extended usage designed for power users. This approach makes plans simpler, clearer, and more aligned with how you actually use other AI tools ... ... thank you all for the quality feedback and we'd love to hear your take on these changes . Comment from Dailydosemotivation(@dailydosemotivation): Hi there, Karthik Bhattar Big congrats on the launch and the upcoming changes. The shift to a fluid

... both guest + host, and 3rd booking for host etc.). But along the way, we ve also uncovered some weird and wonderful truths about meetings + AI, that I've been dying to write up for fun: Time zones are fluid in natural language. Nobody says 14:00 GMT. They say after lunch or when I land. Not all calendar blocks are sacred. Lunch, focus time, personal : people book over them constantly. (How do you help AI know the difference?) Meetings happen ...

... always searching for a truly comprehensive chord reference - something that could show me every possible position of a chord across the entire fretboard, complete with audio previews of how each one actually sounds. Nothing I found felt complete or fluid enough, so I decided to build it myself. Over time, this vision expanded. I realized I didn t just want a chord library - I wanted an all-in-one companion that would save me from constantly jumping between different apps ...

... conclusion: As much as we loved what we d built, the best move for the company was to let it go. The software that existed at the time simply wasn t reliable enough. Moreover, none of it was very fluid it didn t work across apps. Bottom line: Voice dictation just wasn t good enough to get people to adopt it as a habit and replace their keyboard as their default input. It didn t matter how good the hardware ... ... that, we weren't even a consumer software company. By January, we were seeing long posts on LinkedIn and X about how the product had changed people s lives. We also saw ~20% of our users convert to paid (vs

... agree Comment from ROSHAN (@roshan_e): I ve tried both setups, and personally, Cursor worked better for my use case. We mainly used IDE-based tools while building our AI-powered fintech platform, VibeTrader. They just feel way more fluid when you re juggling logic across multiple files. Comment from Bello S nchez(@realbellosanchez): I actually used @Cursor quite a lot in my previous project, despite the limitations of the models I could use and some pricing issues ... ... edits where I know exactly what I want - no need to context-switch into a whole conversation for something that's two lines. Comment from Anders T.(@atherkildsen): @pedro_marchal this is a really solid breakdown honestly. the "thinking" vs

... Vercel's annual event just wrapped up, unveiling some really cool features full recap here . Which ones are you most excited about? Comment from Vladimir Bugay(@smartvlad): I was really excited about Fluid and Active CPU pricing but it turned out to be an opposite thing. My product is an MCP hub to some extent and I have to use a lot of long living SSE connections that mostly do nothing waiting for incoming requests. It doesn t fit well ... ... every connection is alive for 10s of seconds. I really hoped that Active CPU pricing will dramatically optimize it for us, but it turned out to be an opposite thing. Now we have to pay effectively both for Fluid

... detail especially the glass-like UI and that audio-haptic touch. Definitely giving it a spin. Comment from Bohdan Hlamazda(@bohdan_hlamazda): Amazing update! Loving the new transparent liquid glass style it s incredibly sleek and polished. The fluid animations flow beautifully, making the app feel dynamic and engaging. The Audio-Haptic feedback adds a delightful tactile touch, too. I m also impressed with how quickly these new features, especially the liquid glass design, were rolled out. Keep rocking! Comment ... ... from Dmytro Chuta(@dmitriychuta): The app now features a completely new design, a transparent style, fluid

... feels like we re stuck in 2015. Canva files, ad manager spreadsheets, audience guesswork it s clunky, repetitive, and honestly, a huge time sink. So my co-founders and I asked: What if launching a paid campaign felt as fluid as writing code with Copilot? We built Nyra AI to answer that. Just describe your product Nyra handles the ad copy, visuals, audience targeting, platform selection, and even optimization. No marketing team needed. It's not automating marketing ...

... back and forth (it is a phone after all!). I've been defaulting more to @Perplexity for one off questions, but Siri is still the fastest for extremely easy questions/commands. As much as I shit on Siri, the fluid design of the Siri activation is beautiful. Im still learning how to best use @Raycast shortcuts, but for now Im using it for some basic actions like search, but also for quickly grabbing information or links. For example, I can grab ...

... size and phase. Can you share a bit more about what you're building, so I can give a little bit more precise insights? There's always a tension between documentation that works well for product and design ideation vs. documentation that works well for execution. It's always difficult to keep documentation fresh. I've seen an interesting approach to solving this with @Guru , where they had a sort of freshness score or decay score. But since Guru ... ... collaboration. I'll check out Raven! Comment from Marc Milberg(@marc__milberg): @kay_arkain  Do you notice that within smaller startups or more mature orgs? Comment from Marc Milberg(@marc__milberg): @alan_rivera  Yea it's definitely fluid