... automatically. For example, you can have it turn on around bedtime and turn off in the morning. The app automatically asks the user to turn off it in morning if it has been left on . Quick Settings Shade Tile You can also control the app directly from Android's Quick Settings panel , alongside things like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Easy to use with either hand The brightness control ( earlier talked about ) is designed to be easy to reach whether ...

... stuck on a routing problem that turned out to be way harder than I expected. Generating a circular walking route is easy. Ranking the streets inside it is not. The things that actually matter are traffic, greenery, shade, noise and sidewalks. But the data is either local, stale, incomplete or expensive. If you were building this, what would you use as proxies? Am I missing an obvious data source or would you just start collecting your own signals? Comment from ... ... have decent proxies even if the combined "niceness" doesn't: OSM tags (sidewalk=*, lit=yes, surface) get you basic walkability for free in most cities, tree canopy from satellite/aerial imagery or city open-data tree inventories is a solid shade

... research, and it gives me naming suggestions and recommendations based on available domains, similar products, meaning, and pronunciation in different languages. After that, I start with a messy Figma file like this one, where I experiment with different colors, shades, symbols, and copy. Eventually, I land on something that works for me. That said, I usually take this approach for early-stage products or side projects. Once a product is mature enough, I m definitely in favor of hiring ...

... button colors everywhere developers hardcoding values And suddenly the product starts feeling messy. That s the gap we re trying to solve with TintVibe. Instead of treating colors like decoration, we treat them like product infrastructure. Palette semantic roles shades contrast tokens production exports Built for modern product teams that want cleaner, calmer, more scalable interfaces. Supports: Tailwind exports shadcn/ui tokens Figma Variables Token Studio Dark mode workflows Accessibility contrast checks Still early but would genuinely love feedback from designers ...

... Identifying the color of your internal landscape. He used to just say "stressed." Now, he had to be more precise. Was it a heavy gray Neutral, or the anxious yellow of Stressed? Naming the specific shade of his mood wasn't limiting; it was empowering. By calibrating the color, he moved away from vague panic and toward precise action. A heartbeat thought by Christian van Gils Start your sickness leave prevention today: www.pulseboard.nl Did you already calibrate your Mood today ...

... matters Flexibility Start a thread on GPT-4, continue it on Claude the context follows. Smart routing Send queries to their respectful models and complex ones to premium options without rebuilding anything. True A/B testing Compare ChatGPT vs Claude using the exact same memory and history. Built-in failover Provider outage? Switch models instantly, without losing state. Future-proof architecture New LLM launches? Plug it in. Mnexium handles the memory layer. How it works Just include your provider ... ... blue , it will advise as such. === Cross-Provider Memory Sharing Demo === 1. Telling GPT-4o about my favorite color... GPT-4o: That's great! Blue is often associated with calmness, tranquility, and trust. Do you have a particular shade

... photorealistic 3D renders, Foursite turns a color trend into a repeatable, billable presentation layer. Designers cut revisions, homeowners de-risk renovation decisions, and studios can batch Cloud Dancer concepts for client pitches at scale. The article also frames this shade within larger cultural shifts: post-pandemic wellness, quiet luxury, and India s evolving design language, showing how a single color can bridge global aesthetics and local contexts. If you are building in interiors, PropTech, or AI, this piece ...

... These labels help users know if an app is inclusive - and one guideline that really stood out to me is Differentiate Without Color Alone. The idea is simple: apps shouldn t rely only on color to convey meaning. Red vs. green might be obvious to some, but for millions of people with color blindness, that distinction disappears. How This Applies to Guitar Wiz Accessibility has always been close to my heart. Earlier, I posted on my LinkedIn post ... ... teacher instantly point out whether you got it right. The Problem With Only Using Color Now imagine being red-green color blind, or using your iPhone in grayscale mode. Both red and green could just look like the same shade

... started when @adamwathan , the co-founder of @Tailwind CSS , joked on X that his decision to make every button bg-indigo-500 five years ago seems to have caused every AI-generated UI on earth to default to a shade of purple. It's a perfect example of a tiny butterfly effect creating a huge trend. Of course, for this to become a real trend, it has to resonate with people on some level. I think the reason it stuck ...

... used to work in IT infrastructure before going all-in on app development. I recently built a personal project called SunQuest, an iOS app to visualize the sun s path in AR, estimate rooftop solar potential, and find shade in the city (or the garden!). It s designed for everyday decisions from installing solar panels to choosing a sunlit apartment or just avoiding the oven effect when parking I m launching it this Sunday on Product Hunt. Happy ...

... been working on a solo project called SunQuest, which I ll be launching here on Product Hunt this Sunday (August 3). It s an iOS app that lets you: visualize the sun s path in AR and 3D find shade in the city (or your garden) to avoid heatwaves and estimate the solar potential of your roof based on its orientation, tilt, and nearby obstructions (using Google s solar data) It s designed for real-world decisions whether ...

... Hunter Barry(@hunter_barry): We had a cheap work in progress domain while we had most of the product built and then continued the (protracted and frustrating) process of negotiating for the domain we wanted. We started with www.health-studio.ai versus the current www.healthstudio.com we acquired months later. We redirected the old site once we had the new domain Comment from Jiri The Creator(@jirithecreator): Product > Domain. What if you pivot? What if you get a better name along ... ... think you should atleast do a quick search of domain ideas before fully just building out MVP and later struggling with domain names. Comment from Novicto H(@novicto_herlistianto): @ideaxton   @moldovan   hmmm a fruit bowl lamp shade

... their summer weekends! Comment from Dustin Heaps(@dustinheaps): Love this question. For me, summer weekends usually mean hitting the trails early (before the heat ruins the vibe), grabbing an iced coffee after, and tinkering with side projects in the shade. Also not mad about a spontaneous road trip now and then windows down, music up, no real plan. How about you ever do a tech-free weekend just for the reset? Comment from Hugh Tan(@hwiidg): @byalexai  "your future ...

... honest moment. - Context and Continuity: This is the key to making AI feel human. It really keeps track of our conversation. - Unexpected Humor: The AI making a playful jab at another AI (Siri) felt like a friend throwing shade just human enough to be funny. What I love is how StarCy's response was so relatable, and it felt like I was talking to a friend with a good sense of humor. Has anyone else had their AI leave them ...

... Jane creates the characters. What doesn't work: John and Jane work on the background and then on the characters at the same time. The "I will draw the eyes, you will draw the ears, and Joe will rotate, shade, or do whatever" just doesn't work. In my opinion, some creative processes must be individual ...