Hello everyone,

I've been a developer for 16+ years. I ran a profitable project for years (2009-2015) until Twitter's (now X) API changes killed it overnight. Since then I've been quietly building something new, dogfooding it on my own finances for years, hosted on a server in my basement closet. I finally found the time to polish it and open it up.

I named it ZenExpenses (https://zenexpenses.com), an expense tracker and budgeting app built around one idea: you upload bank statements (CSV, PDF, Excel, QuickBooks) instead of connecting your bank account. Skipping the third party bank connection is deliberate. I'm holding out for the day open banking is properly adopted. And no, it is not hosted on my basement server anymore if you were wondering.

What it does:

Repliq es un software SaaS para negocios que automatiza la gesti n de rese as de Google Business Profile (Google Maps) mediante inteligencia artificial.

Sus funciones principales son:

• Sincronizar autom ticamente las nuevas rese as de Google.

• Generar respuestas personalizadas con IA.

• Publicar las respuestas de forma manual o completamente autom tica (Autopilot).

• Configurar el tono de las respuestas (profesional, cercano, formal, etc.).

• Analizar m tricas y rendimiento de las rese as.

• Ahorrar tiempo a empresas que reciben decenas o cientos de rese as al mes.

Hi, Hadi from Retime here.

We added booking webhooks for teams that need Retime to connect to the rest of their workflow.

You can receive a signed webhook when a booking is created, rescheduled, or cancelled. Deliveries retry when an endpoint is temporarily unavailable, and Account > Webhooks lets you send a test event and review delivery attempts.

It is a small feature, but it can cut down on manual glue when you need to update a CRM, start a workflow, or keep an internal system in sync.

If you re building an app, one of the most valuable sources of product insight is already public:

App Store and Google Play reviews.

I've been generating a lot of music with Suno lately, but I always felt the final tracks were missing that polished, "release-ready" sound. So I built MIXIFY.STUDIO.

Hey everyone Just shipped my first-ever app a calculator for Android with both basic and scientific modes (sin, cos, tan, , log, ln, , e, exponents). Built it as a university student (studying math/stats/econ) wanting something clean without the bloat most calculator apps have. Also added persistent history that survives closing the app tap any past result to reuse it. Free, no ads, minimal permissions. Would love any feedback, especially on the UI or anything that feels missing actively iterating on it.
https://play.google.com/store/ap...

I got tired of asking AI to explain my code and getting back a wall of text I still had to read.

So I built CodeWalk AI you just ask it in plain English: explain the flow from login to dashboard or what does run() do?

Hi everyone

I'm building Poolr, a shared photo album for events weddings, birthdays, school days, corporate nights out.

Instead of 200 guests going home with photos nobody ever shares, Poolr gives everyone one place to upload in real time.

Guests scan a QR code and upload straight from their camera roll. No app download. No account. Just scan and go.

The problem that broke me: I was constantly losing my own stuff an API key I'd pasted into some chat, my bank account number, an app description I wrote once. All scattered across browser tabs, Notes, and old AI conversations. Every lookup was a 30-second scavenger hunt, ten times a day.

So I built Cubby a native macOS menu-bar app that keeps the little things you look up all day in named compartments you control ("Personal", "API Keys", "Bank").

How it works: hover the notch (or hit Space) a glass island drops from the top type to filter hit return it's copied. About a second, start to finish.

What makes it different: