Hey everyone I ve been working on a web app called IntelliStudy and would really appreciate your feedback. What IntelliStudy does: AI tutor that can explain topics and guide you step-by-step Instantly generates quizzes + flashcards (or you can create your own) Finds the best YouTube videos for any topic and ranks them from beginner advanced Designed to keep you consistent and proactive instead of cramming The goal is to make studying more efficient and actually personalized. I d love to know: What features you d want added What feels unnecessary or confusing Anything you think could make this genuinely better Try it here: https://quick-learn.base44.app Appreciate any feedback
After years on the VC side evaluating hundreds of pitch decks, I kept seeing the same problem - great companies losing deals because the story wasn't landing. So I switched sides.
Hey PH community! I'm a solo dev who built two native Mac apps to scratch my own itches. Sharing them here in case they're useful to anyone else.
TokenBar (tokenbar.site) If you use multiple AI APIs (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, etc.), you know the pain of checking 5+ provider dashboards to track your spending. TokenBar sits in your Mac menu bar and shows real-time credit balances for 20+ AI providers in one glance. The Pro version ($5 lifetime) adds spending spike alerts so you catch runaway scripts before they burn through your credits. No subscription.
Hey folks! Im building a small side project called Legible and figured I might need some feedback from a real world before I commit my self 110% to this. The basic idea is to make AI compliance less messy for teams building around AI which I guess everyone does it these days, especially when GDPR and EU AI Act questions starts coming up.
Right now Im experimenting with workflows around:
Classifying AI feature risk (So a team can understand which AI features are low risk vs higher risk from a compliance standpoint)
Showing which obligations apply (Helping teams see what they may need to do under frameworks like GDPR or the EU AI Act)
Tracking evidences / missing docs (Making easier to see what documentation, policies, or proof is already in place and what is still missing)
Generating reports/pdfs that people can actually use (So teams have something structured they can share internally or use during audits, diligence or reviews.)
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would love feedback and suggestions.
