My main purpose of building [ airespaker ] is displaying AI responses in beautiful format. Please help me archieving this goal by posting screenshot of AI response, URI to access it and feedback on its format into [ this post or that post ]. You can also just share screenshot of AI response which is good for you.
6 days left until the Y Combinator application deadline. Are you applying this round? Right now, we are fully in execution mode with VertoX: actively testing and optimizing our speech translation tech for real-world usage while searching for a creative agency to record our product demo video. Despite the busy schedule, I m submitting our application anyway. You literally have nothing to lose by trying. It doesn t matter if you only have an idea on paper, are at the Pre-Seed stage, or already scaling at Series A; Take the shot and submit it. You never know where it might lead. Wishing the best of luck to everyone applying in these final days. Let s keep building.
A pattern I keep seeing with short-form video: creators batch-film on the weekend, then still post everything manually because they assume TikTok has no scheduler. It has one, but it's gated twice.
Gate 1: account type. Only Business and Creator accounts get the native Video Scheduler. Personal accounts never see it. Switching is free; most solo creators should pick Creator, because Business accounts trade the full music library for commercial-licensed sounds only.
Gate 2: surface. Scheduling lives on the desktop upload page and TikTok Studio. The mobile app has no scheduling at all. The window runs 15 minutes to 10 days ahead.
We just launched Concierge Compass today. We're a couple who plan all our own trips from scratch, and for years the best tool we had was the Notes app, plus digging through email for booking confirmations every time we needed them.
It really hit home on a trip to Singapore, our first time in Asia. We needed our bookings with no internet, and on top of that, one of us held all the trip info while the other had zero visibility, so every day became "what's next?"
Concierge Compass brings everything into one place, flights, hotels, bookings, and your full itinerary, all accessible offline. Forward a confirmation and it organizes itself, so nobody has to be the default trip manager.
I recently built CybroTools, a free online toolkit for creators and everyday users.
One of the tools I'm currently focusing on is an AI Background Remover that processes images locally in the browser. The goal is to remove backgrounds without uploading images to a remote server, making it a privacy-focused alternative for people who don't want their personal or sensitive images uploaded.
It supports PNG, JPG, and WEBP images and can remove backgrounds automatically in seconds.
Every 30 days, over 1 billion people open Google Translate to translate text, documents, or screenshots.
The problem? Context and accuracy.
Even for basic text, legacy tools regularly make critical errors. You end up having to proofread the translation, but if you don't actually know the target language, you're stuck hoping for the best.
With documents, the layout might look fine, but the meaning is often broken.
I recently built DocuPDF, a free online PDF toolkit designed to make everyday document tasks faster and easier.
You can use it to merge, split, compress, convert, rotate, organize, protect, repair, OCR, translate, and summarize PDF documents all from your browser.
Some of the tools I'm currently working on include:
Everyone says AI is moving too fast. Here's what I've learned building an AI startup.
Over the last few months, I've been building Tutorlify, an AI tutor that teaches students through natural conversations instead of simply answering questions.
During that time, I've watched dozens of new AI startups launch every week. New models, new wrappers, new voice agents, new coding assistants... it's easy to feel like your product becomes obsolete every few days.
At first, I thought the competition was the biggest problem.
