You agree or not, saving bookmarks in the bookmark bar in our browser is not cool cause it make things cluttered,
I used to save a lot of sites in the bookmark bar until it get too weird, for simplifying this purpose I created an app called "My important stuffs" and connect it to one of my existing domain thats validity is upto may 2027, If you guys love or use or recommend this FREE app it will give me a boost to keep it free forever. Its my first journey and im not thinking about make any money from it cause its so niche and simple app. so if you guys upvote my "My Important stuffs" bookmarking app, I will try to make it free forever, No signup, No Ads nothing. its a safe app cause all its doing isa saving your important note/bookmark in your browser's localstorage and additionally you can import/export your stuffs to/from it. thanks.........
Companies that just raised funding are some of the best B2B leads out there -- fresh budget, actively evaluating vendors. The problem is press coverage lags the actual event by days or weeks, so everyone reaches out at the same time once it's on TechCrunch.
I built Funding Signals to fix that: it watches the SEC's daily EDGAR Form D index directly (the raw filing, not the press release), scores each raise 0-100, and enriches it with the company's domain and a contact email.
I wanted a palette tool that goes beyond producing five random swatches, so I built Free Color Tool for designers, developers, and indie makers.
It supports complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic, split-complementary, and monochromatic schemes. You can lock colors, check contrast, simulate color blindness, and export to CSS, SVG, JSON, SCSS, or Tailwind.
It is free and requires no signup. I would appreciate honest feedback from US-based designers and developers, especially on the accessibility workflow. You can test the tool here: free color palette generator
Been building this for the past while, wanted to share it here. Quorel lets you describe the fields you want from a webpage in plain English, no selectors, no scraper code, and turns it into a structured API. A few things that make it different from just scraping a page: - Every refresh is saved as its own version. Nothing gets overwritten.
- You can diff any two versions to see exactly what changed, added, removed, modified.
- One-click rollback if a refresh comes back bad.
- Refreshes nightly by default, or on demand via a ping URL, webhook, or your own cron.
- Every dataset ships with an MCP server on every plan, including free, so an agent can query it directly or fix and republish data itself. I built it because I kept rebuilding the same thing for different projects: extraction, storage, and some way to track what changed over time. Wanted that as the product instead of rebuilding it each time. Pricing is flat, not usage-metered. Free tier included, no card required: https://quorel.vercel.app Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's been burned by a scraper that silently broke, or wished they'd kept last week's data to compare against.
Most of us are building agents with incredible "brains" (LLMs), but we re forcing them to operate like "ghosts" borrowing our emails, hacking 2FA workarounds, and sharing our API keys.
It s a security nightmare and it doesn't scale.
We built Loomal.ai to give agents their own "hands and legs." We re moving the industry from "AI as a tool" to "AI as a first-class citizen."
