Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a project I've been working on called ActividadX.

I built this app because I noticed how hard it has become to actually meet new people and make real-life friends, despite being more connected online than ever. The main goal of ActividadX is simple: to help you find people nearby who want to share real activities, hang out, or grab a coffee.

Key features:

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You know that feeling when you download something, tell yourself you'll sort it later, and then it just lives there forever? WhatsApp PDFs, random installers, screenshots you took for one Slack message. None of it worth keeping but somehow never worth deleting either. My Downloads folder had 500 files and I genuinely didn't know what half of them were anymore.

Couldn't find a tool that did what I wanted so I built RottenFiles (GitHub). You save throwaway files to a specific folder, and they automatically delete themselves after 7 days. If you actually need something before it's gone, you click Keep and it moves wherever you want. Do nothing and it disappears.

A bit of context: I'm a UX/UI designer who got tired of wireframing ideas that hadn't been validated yet. So our team built Bunzee a workflow that goes from raw idea all the way to a handoff-ready structure in one session.

The flow: market validation competitor analysis PRD IA structure + design direction + MVP scope extraction.

That last part is new. We added it because the most common question we kept getting after people finished the PRD was: "Okay, so now I still have to figure out the actual screens myself?"

Rake & Reason is an interactive, Duolingo-style trainer that teaches poker through the statistics behind it, not the other way around. Instead of memorizing charts, you calculate real odds, count real hand combinations, and make pot-odds calls on actual poker scenarios, with instant feedback on the math every step of the way. A built-in Monte Carlo simulator lets you pit any two hands against each other and watch thousands of outcomes play out in seconds, turning percentages into real understanding. It's built for anyone who wants to actually understand why a play is correct, not just be told that it is.

I'm testing whether this behavior actually exists.

I built Fleuves because social platforms are great at showing what people achieved, but terrible at preserving everything that happened before it.

Instead of posts being the center, you create a Dream and gradually build the history of that journey progress, failures, thoughts, photos and milestones. You decide what stays private and what gets shared.

But here's what I don't know:

We put artha.link on Product Hunt this morning. Not featured in the top 10, but learning why we didn't.

But the good news is that we've already paid out $100K to creators for sharing jobs.

Hey everyone! Quick update on how Publora has evolved since we first launched here.

At launch, Publora was a Google Docs-styled social media scheduler with API access. Since then it's grown into something more focused: a tool built to schedule and publish across every platform from your own code or straight from your AI assistant.