... first UI is a misfit. We've had zoom level mismatches with Tonkotsu as well, and when we dug into it, the usage data was contradictory, suggesting that users wanted us to both zoom in and zoom out. We scratched our heads a bit at this seeming contradiction, but it clicked when viewed through a management frame: managers delegate at a high level but want updates at a fine-grained level. The key lesson: there are two different zoom levels ... ... that the user is confident that progress is being made. More here https://blog.tonkotsu.ai/p/the-t... I'm curious what you are seeing play out in your experience, as either users or builders of agents? What products feel too close vs

... hash is a fast, lightweight Unix shell written from scratch in C with a focus on POSIX compliance and cross-platform portability. Whether you're on Linux, macOS, or FreeBSD, x86_64 or ARM64, hash runs natively with zero dependencies. It's designed for developers who appreciate the simplicity of POSIX semantics but want a shell built with modern tooling and release practices. What makes hash different: Built from scratch

... coding part is fun. But the "store prep" is a nightmare. Every time I finished an app, I dreaded: Designing screenshots for the App Store (especially handling multiple languages!). Writing a Privacy Policy from scratch. Figuring out where to host that policy just to satisfy Apple's requirements. The Solution: I built makeapp.work to automate the boring stuff. It helps you: Quickly generate multi-language screenshots for the App Store. Auto-generate Privacy Policies tailored for iOS apps. Host your ... ... policy online instantly (so you just paste the link into App Store Connect). I m scratching

... vibe into cold, hard code. At that moment, I was done. Seriously? Why  does creativity have to die in an endless loop of make it a little brighter ? Why  can an AI only draw from scratch, but can t help me  edit  ? So I said, screw that. I want an AI that gets vibe, not just parameters. I want creating to be a conversation, not a command. So, I built this thing this  AI Image ... ... Generator  for designers and creatives like us. The Idea is Simple: It s for Editing, Not Just Creating from Scratch

... your feedback: We are officially in Open Beta! No waitlist. No invite codes. You can jump in right now, sign in with Google, and start building. What's New Today? Community Templates: Don't want to start from scratch? We just added a Community Hub where you can clone ready-made apps (Crypto Wallets, E-commerce Stores, Social Feeds) and edit them instantly. Visual Studio: The only AI tool that lets you generate UI and then tweak it visually (padding ... ... colors, text) like Figma. Race Mode: Run Gemini 3.0 Pro vs

... tested them all building the same "Todo" app from scratch using identical prompts, requirements, and a stopwatch. The goal: Which AI tool actually delivers production-ready output, not just pretty demos? Watch the full head-to-heads: JustCopy.ai vs

... minutes and get data that s ready for dashboards, pricing experiments or AI models. Key capabilities - Ready-made robots for popular sites Marketplaces, classifieds, maps and other commercial websites tested and maintained robots so you don t start from scratch. - No-code, browser-based Nothing to install, no scripts to maintain. Everything runs in the cloud, right in your browser. - Token-based usage model Each run spends tokens depending on the website and scope. You start with a free trial ... ... results as Excel, CSV, JSON , send them to Google Sheets , or pull them via REST API into your own tools and pipelines. - Scheduled runs (paid plans) On paid tiers you can schedule recurring runs to monitor prices, inventory or competitors

... just vibe my way through the build. It s faster, but sometimes I miss the old blank screen energy , when every line felt handcrafted. I m curious how others here approach it: Do you still prefer to build from scratch? Or has remixing and fast iteration become your new normal? Do you think this shift is making coding more creative, or less intentional? I d love to hear how your process has evolved and what vibe coding means ... ... more complex project the more you should invest time in actually writing yourself because going through everything AI wrote and fixing it will take 10x more time than writing code yourself Comment from Zypressen(@zypressen): I start from scratch

... love to meet more marketing professionals and community builders than I have in my development circles. I've done marketing and creatives for others before, but never for my own venture. Its different when you are starting from scratch! Hoping this community can help me make my product launch successful. Its a wonderful product that Im very proud of, but with all this time coding and writing tests Ive spent very little time thinking about how to get people ... ... review (even 2-3 users would be fine), and iterate continuously. I can point out two product launches that impressed me here: @Creatium and @AI Context Flow Both were unique in their approach and I think both started from scratch

... everyone! I m super excited (and a little nervous!) to share my latest project Popomo.video Popomo is a cute, Scratch-style motion video playground where kids, parents, and teachers can make puppet-like pop stage animations think stickers on strings, bubbles floating around, characters bouncing with sound, all powered by simple drag-and-drop code blocks. I make fun learning videos for kids on YouTube, but most animation tools are either too hard (keyframes! scenes!) or too limited (no real ... ... logic!). So I thought what if we could mix Scratch

... Alex, From Engineer to Indie Developer: The Story Behind Voxly I quit my job last year to become an indie developer. Voxly is a project I built from scratch, alone development, testing, design, validation I did it all. Why Voxly? I kept abandoning journaling because "I didn't know what to write." Instead of forcing myself to type, I built a tool where you just speak your mind. Development Challenges: Voice recognition tuning: Spent countless hours testing OpenAI Whisper ... ... ensure 95%+ Chinese accuracy Emotion analysis precision: Iteratively optimized algorithms so the system truly "understands" emotions Privacy vs

... second launches hit different than first ones. With your first launch, you're naive and optimistic. "We built something cool, people will love it!" Then reality hits, you get feedback (some brutal, some amazing), and you realize you barely scratched the surface. Now we're about to launch our rebuilt product this week, and honestly? I'm way more nervous than the first time. Because now I know what we don't know. I know how high ... ... learn, this better be good?" I'm curious because launching feels like this weird mix of vulnerability and confidence. You're putting your growth out there for everyone to see. Side note: If you've ever rebuilt something from scratch

... considering building a marketplace where creators can list their vibe-coded projects along with the code, a live demo link, etc. The idea is to target: Other creators who don t want to start from scratch and would prefer a polished template. Businesses that don t want to hire developers or build from scratch

... real and encourages you to stick with the project. Even if you don t gain many other users, at least you ve solved your own issue. This approach has the highest chance of success. 2. Copying a Successful Competitor and Adding Unique Value This method has the advantage of entering a proven market with existing examples to follow. It s the quickest way to see results and avoid pitfalls. However, you need to clearly identify what your unique value proposition ... ... process, someone who can release 12 MVPs a year has a fourfold advantage over someone who can only release 3. One key point here is to make smart use of third-party SaaS services don t build things from scratch

... many people are actually following through with feedback, beta testing, or staying in contact long term? Are those 10-20% of people worth it? For those active in threads: How do you get value? How often does the scratch my back and I'll scratch

... When you move from a large environment to your own business, you are able to implement better processes. Comment from Sahil Khan(@sahil_khxn): Well actually I am currently in the proceess of starting a new business from scratch after my last one failed. What i learned from it was that marketing matters, a lot. You can have the best product in the world but if it doesnt get seen by anyone, it doesnt matter. Trying to focus more heavily ...

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... endless video tutorials and pre recorded content that doesn t feel personal or actionable. With Uniskill learners can connect instantly with verified experts for one on one or small group sessions. Think of it as a fast human centered alternative to traditional e learning We re launching the MVP on September 2 2025 and will be running a Kickstarter campaign to get community support and early adopters involved Prelaunch page https://www.kickstarter.com/proj... Website https://www.uniskill.co/ I'm doing everything ... ... from scratch

... everyone! Just curious if you could reimagine a weather app from scratch , without following the "typical" designs we see today, what would you want to change or add? For example: Would you want the app to feel more fun or even have a personality ? Would you prefer faster voice updates instead of reading charts? Would it be helpful to get forecast reminders tied to your special events or big days? I'm trying to understand what people feel is missing ...

... Hello! We re working on something fun called KiwiiApp a mobile app that lets users scratch a digital card once a day at 8 PM to win rewards, deals, and surprises from real brands . No spam, no clutter just one brand per day , one card, one moment of excitement. We re currently in demo mode and gathering feedback from early users. Download Demo: https://play.google.com/store/ap... We d love to know: Would you open an app daily to scratch

... know it, it's been 4 hours and you ve made... A cover page A table of contents And 10 tabs open with random advice. It's not your fault. Writing a full business plan (and pitch deck) from scratch is HARD. And here's the real kicker: You don't even know yet if your idea is good enough. You could spend months building... only to find out it s not what the market wanted. That's why smart ... ... founders validate first before they build. I'm building something to make that journey faster and smarter: BrandClover Instantly research your market for your idea Analyze competitors

... also a nomad, constantly traveling and the planner friend in every group. One night I thought: What if you could instantly discover, collect, and edit travel ideas without getting lost in Google abyss or rebuilding Notion docs from scratch? So I quit. No health insurance. Expired IDs. No permanent home. I built the first version of Tern while living out of Airbnbs and used it to plan my own travels. We started by building a custom travel editor (ridiculously hard ... ... waitlist 2 days after the APIs became public. Month 9 19: Pivoted to work with travel agents (made a few $k), but realized the future wasn t human agents it was agentic AI. Month 15: Went viral on a competitor

... full context, so it provides more helpful advice and changes Generating comments : it makes it easier to add code comments they need clarifications from time to time tho Working with existing codebases : Cursor seems better at writing code from scratch than contributing to large existing codebases Hallucinations : as far as we can tell, it had fewer hallucinations compared to alternatives

... tooltips, etc. In React, the UI is built with components . For design & styling, Tailwind CSS is the most popular library. For animations, Framer Motion is the most popular library. Packages & npm: Apps are not built from scratch. They are built on top of existing libraries and frameworks, like lego blocks. The most popular package manager is npm. For example, "react-hook-form" is a famous package that helps you build forms. Backend: The backend is the part ... ... cases unless you are specifically trying to make the world's slowest Google Drive client. The docs aren't even particularly helpful, but if you look at the abstracted code, you can probably write your own oauth2 client from scratch

... things we've tried have failed horribly, but the few that worked have worked really well. ## 2. Separate Engineering and Marketing The biggest mistake we've made marketing wise is probably building our marketing site from scratch with code. That meant every change to our marketing site would lead to a back and forth between me and my cofounder. He'd need to change something but couldn't till I was free. Because of this, we couldn't add marketing ... ... month but less than 10% of them upgrade. So we'll be focusing more on customer success too. We're going to get much more aggressive with our marketing. We'll be: going toe to toe with our competitors