What are you working on this weekend?

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If you're working on a project this weekend, share it with us in the comments down below and we can support each other with our plans πŸ™Œ This weekend, aside from working on PH, I'm going to be reorganizing my Todoist πŸ˜„
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I'm working on social network specified for organizing and sharing events, still in early phase
This weekend I'm working on some fixes for . WorkoutSesh features free workouts that ranges from 6-15mins. Comes with an interval timer so you can easily follow these workouts!
Started the second phase of my project which is called "Use The Local" () and is a global hobbyist locator which tries to bring together people with the same hobby.
Hi I just launched and I sharing it on social media this weekend
Working on new features for my latest project which helps to export Instagram data to Excel spreadsheet and analyze.
Later today, I will work on the team map (), integrating slack with the dashboard. Right now I'm working on a digital money box (Sparschwein) for my kids. Putting money in jars and hiding it in your room, does not work.
working on something similar, i.e merit tracking for my son. Let share notes :)
I ended up using glide to get it done before the kids are up in the morning. Some fine-tuning is necessary but the basic functionality is there.
I'm working on Stereo, a forever-free platform to create radio station. Different from other existing one, Stereo uses music from Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud so one can avoid uploading, managing, licensing and all that stuff. I'm implement the ability to import existing playlists from other apps. Looking to launch it soon.
Quiet launch of our workplace productivity platform until 100%, weekend fixing stuff, mobile functionality, updates to website.
Planning to launch a product (Help Desk Software) on PH. So I prepare the plan on how to successfully launch our product.
Making (a CLI tool to develop Fullstack webapps with TypeScript) work on all operating systems + writing much needed integration tests