Most people don t have a productivity problem. They have a system problem.
Choosing between Notion vs Todoist vs Smart Planner can either streamline your workflow or create more digital chaos. The wrong setup wastes time, kills consistency, and slows business growth.
A bit of context: two months ago, I launched Focus Mode, a Chrome extension that turns Chrome into a workspace to help you focus.
With a single keyboard shortcut, the extension hides your tabs, the address bar, and your bookmarks, leaving only your current page. Nothing to distract you. It s a problem I personally had, because I have this annoying habit of opening more than 25 tabs and never closing them, haha.
Hum ek AI-powered trading platform VedKuber bana rahe hain jo traders ko market analysis, portfolio tracking, paper trading aur smart trading tools ek hi jagah provide karta hai.
Abhi hum beta phase mein hain aur kuch active traders ko invite kar rahe hain jo platform ko use karke apna genuine feedback de sakein.
Over the years I've shipped a lot of code and watched a lot of great products needlessly fail. Not because the tech wasn't good, but because the demo was an afterthought and the sales story never landed.
Talking to fellow founders and developers, the same frustration kept coming up: "I can build it, but I have no idea how to show it."
That is exactly why I built LiveDemo.ai. A tool that helps founders and developers create demos that actually convert, without needing a marketing team or a professional designer.
Over the past few months, I've been building ReadRiff an independent publication created for people who enjoy learning, thinking deeply, and discovering ideas that are actually worth their time.
The internet has never had more content, yet finding thoughtful, well-researched articles often feels harder than ever. Instead of creating another endless feed, I wanted to build a publication that values quality over quantity.
Hey I'm Pujan CS senior, building PupaOS, an all-in-one business app for owner-operator truck drivers.
It started when I learned how much of trucking isn't driving: IFTA fuel taxes tracked by hand, receipts in shoeboxes, brokers who ghost on payment, quarterly filings built from sticky notes. So I've been building the back office: automatic per-state GPS mileage for IFTA, receipt + expense tracking, invoicing, FMCSA broker lookups before you book a load, route weather with air quality, and a live driver chat. It's free right now while in beta, and every feature so far came from a real driver complaint. Happy to swap notes with anyone building for blue-collar .I think they're the most underserved users in software. What's everyone else working on?
I built Ekloge, a daily newsletter for keeping up with AI without constantly checking X, Hacker News, GitHub, Product Hunt, YouTube, and tech blogs.
It collects updates from these sources, filters out noise and duplicate coverage, and organizes the useful stories into releases, tools, articles, discussions, funding news, and AI events in Bengaluru.
The whole pipeline - from collecting stories to publishing the web edition and sending the email - is automated.
