I'm Koushik, and I built Orga-nicely mostly to fix a problem in my own head.
When my manager asked me last year December, how do I keep track of things which I need to do? I proudly said, 'I rely on my mind.'
He gently nudged me to figure out something as it would be insane to rely simply on my mind as my role and work type would be changing in a few days.
Every task app I tried had the same quiet cruelty. Let a few things slip, and the app's response is to show you the growing pile of red. That's the exact moment I'd stop opening it. A wall of guilt is a rough place to start a Tuesday, so eventually I just built the app I actually wanted: to get notified but not make me feel guilty, to visualize my pending/upcoming tasks by urgency and importance and plan my day.
A few things make it different. The Compass plots every task by urgency and importance, so you can see at a glance what actually deserves your attention today instead of guessing. Today pulls a small capped set from that backlog, not your whole list, so deciding what to work on doesn't turn into its own chore. And when something goes overdue, you get a real triage flow: do it now, reschedule, break it down, or hit Let it go. That last one deletes the task with zero guilt attached. It's become my favorite button in the whole app.
More recently I added AI assisted urgency and importance. Type a task name and a short description, and it fills in both fields for you, tagged so you always know it was AI's guess and can override it in one click.
It's strictly personal, no teams, no collaboration, and free to use. Runs in your browser, desktop or mobile, nothing to install. Built solo on Lovable, shaped almost entirely by early users who were generous enough to tell me what wasn't working.
Would love for you to try it and tell me the same. What's the one task you've been carrying around for months that you'd finally let go of?

Link to app: https://organicely.site/login

ZClipKeep brings your clipboard history directly into your Mac menu bar.

Access copied text and images instantly via a shortcut and keep your workflow uninterrupted.

Unlike many clipboard tools, everything stays 100% local on your device no cloud, no accounts, no tracking.

Built for people who copy & paste all day and don t want to lose anything.
I built ZClipKeep because I was constantly losing copied content while working.

The problem: we all save tons of short form videos across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Recipes, restaurants, workouts, products, DIY projects. Then we never find them again. Even if we do, we have to rewatch the whole clip to get the one detail we need.

I'm building Stashling, an iOS app (Android will also come) that takes a video link and uses AI to extract everything into a structured card. You just hit share on a TikTok, Reel, or Short like you normally would and pick Stashling. A recipe becomes a full ingredient list with steps, nutrition info, and serving scaling. A place becomes a name, address, price range, hours, and what to order. A workout becomes sets, reps, rest periods, and equipment needed.

The part I'm most excited about is search. You can search across all your saved content with natural language. "High protein breakfasts" or "cheap eats in Barcelona" actually returns relevant results, not just keyword matches. So even if you don't remember the title of that video you saved 3 months ago, you can describe what you're looking for and find it.

You can also organize everything into collections that you share with friends. Planning a trip with a group? Everyone shares videos to Stashling and they get sorted into the right collection automatically. All the places show up on a map so when you're actually there you can see what's nearby. All the videos the group saved across all apps are in one map in your "Tokyo Trip" collection.

I'm building a simple iOS & GooglePlay app that helps Christians make time for daily devotional reading. Accompanied with reflection, prayer, discussion, streaks, etc. The gist is you're not too busy to make 5 minutes for something you care about, and this app helps block distractions and make it easy to spend time this way, if you want to.

I've gained a lot of knowledge from this community and want to share what has "slightly" moved the needle for me. This is the first product i've made that people I don't know have actually hit the pay button for. And like I said, I know this is not huge, or that impressive, but it's a big milestone for me because if you told me a month ago that I'd be making more than $0 I'd be thrilled. A long way to go, but here's what genuinely helped me get here.

Hi everyone, I'm Cheikh, founder of COMZIMUT. We launched COMZIMUT Labs today as part of the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, and I'd rather get honest criticism from other makers than polite compliments.

The problem we're working on: most small businesses aren't short on information. They have notes, documents, goals and some idea of their budget. What they're missing is a way to turn all of that into a marketing plan they can actually carry out with the time and money they have.

Coding agents often say "done" when the tests never ran or are still failing, and the summary sounds just as confident either way. I kept re-checking their work by hand, so I built foolscap to do the checking for me.

How it works: you give it a task. GPT-6 Astra plans it and hands the work to Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode running on your machine. Then foolscap reads what the test command actually printed and decides whether the run passed. A model doesn't make that call.

Two rules do most of the work:

I run a woodworking business with partners. On every project, I'd collect one payment, a partner would collect another, and we'd all cover different expenses out of our own pockets. By the end of a job, nobody could say who was owed what. It caused real friction so I built the tool I wished existed.

CostTalk is a team-based project ledger that keeps everyone's money straight, automatically.

What it does:

• Per-person credit/debit ledgers every entry is auto-assigned to whoever logged it, so each partner's real balance is always clear. No more end-of-project arguments.

• Expenses & income together track money in and out on the same project, with quantity, supplier, notes and dates.

• Receipt capture attach photos, stored privately, viewable only by project members.

• Attendance & man-hours log working hours against each project.

• Automatic salaries turn those hours into monthly and per-project employee pay.

• Reports & graphs spending over real time, income vs. expense, and labour-cost breakdowns per project.

• Export everything CSV / Excel, plus a ZIP bundle with all receipts for backup.

• Themes & currencies light/dark/Sunset/Ocean, and dozens of currencies.

Doing one of these because I get more useful ideas from seeing what other people are building than from another generic marketing thread.

I'll start.

We're building Content Drifter, an AI social media workspace for founders, creators, marketers, and small teams.

It helps turn ideas, blogs, and videos into on-brand content, schedule it, publish across 9 platforms, and learn from real engagement so the next batch gets better.

We re building a platform dedicated exclusively to AI-generated narrative films and series. I d love to feature your work as one of our first Featured Films and create a filmmaker profile for you on the platform.

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If you prepare bank exports for bookkeeping, I built SnapCommit for the formatting step before an import.

Map the date, description and amount columns, explicitly choose the source date/number formats, and review invalid rows and possible duplicates. Invalid rows block the export; possible duplicates are flagged and kept. You can save the setup for next month without saving transaction data.

Try the working beta with fictional sample data, no signup: https://snapcommit.dev/bank-csv

The web trial handles 15 transactions. The current offline release includes bank CSV prep (up to 2,000 transactions) and a pasted financial-table cleaner for $29 USD once plus tax, for one person. Processing stays in your browser. No subscription or AI calls.