I've been building a workforce/attendance tool for the past few months, and the more I talk to other founders and operators, the more I realize this is a genuinely unsolved problem for a lot of small teams.
The core tension: too much oversight (screenshots, constant check-ins) makes good people feel like suspects and quit. Too little oversight means you find out something's wrong months later, usually during a payroll or client audit.
I ended up building something (Trackly) to sit in the middle, GPS-verified check-ins visible to both employee and manager, no hidden tracking. But I'm genuinely unsure if this is the right model, or if there's a better approach other builders here have found.
A few real questions I'd love this community's take on:
Exploring the potential of my recent noise and music APP, the APP generates noise, nature and instrumental music using the WEB Audio APIs on the browser, and provides a natural functional boombox and cassette collection. The app allows to make your own local middi library and make it feel like a real owned boombox with a cassette library.
I made a small site called PicYu for learning Chinese through pictures and audio. You can tap things in a picture, hear the Chinese words and example sentences, then try a little practice.
Start with breakfast. Tap the buns in the bamboo steamer to hear (b ozi) and (I would like two steamed buns.) The Chinese characters, pinyin, and English explanation sit beside the picture.
If you're an adult just starting Chinese and can follow English guidance, give the breakfast lesson a try. It opens in your browser without an account. It might be a place to start if you're getting ready to travel or live in China.
After trying the breakfast lesson, would you want to learn another scene this way? Why?
Hi everyone! I'm Mat as Torres, a 23-year-old developer from La Serena, Chile, and the founder of Vyneural.
I wanted to drop by to share some milestones of our indie project with the community, along with a little gift for you all. Vyneural is an open-source binaural beat and ambient sound generator that I built because I was frustrated with current wellness apps: packed with intrusive ads, deceptive paywalls, and audio compression that ruins the neurological effect of the frequencies.
A few weeks back I posted here about a stranger's comment reshaping my product roadmap the short version: my Shopify reporting app was just automating a habit (checking your numbers) instead of actually telling merchants anything useful. Someone framed it as "insurance against a bad week" instead of a weekly export, and it stuck.
Hey, I moved the EidosStack AI Gateway into Meldport. It gives developers a public catalog of model routes with IDs, capabilities, context limits, and published rates, so you can check the route details before integrating.
Language routes use an OpenAI-compatible chat completions endpoint. Image, video, and audio run through separate asynchronous workflows when available.
We launched @StartupFlow AI here on August 25. It finds the cloud credits, AI credits and accelerators a startup actually qualifies for. The result: 63 upvotes, 19 comments, three 5-star reviews, and no badge.
Looking back at our launch page, the gaps are obvious:
No video, just seven images
We listed Marketing as a topic, which isn't who the product is for
I'm Zviad, founder of Signify, an e-signature and document management platform.
Our hardest user was never the procurement director who buys the platform. It's the person who gets a signing request on their phone and has maybe never signed anything digitally. If they can't finish in under a minute, unassisted, we consider the product failed. Doesn't matter how good the admin panel is.
That one constraint shaped everything we built. No software to install. No account required for the signer. Localised signing interfaces, because customers told us their counterparties were dropping out at the language barrier. Tablet signing at the front desk, because sales teams needed to close in the room, not after it.
And it's shaping our next launch here: AI Chat, a feature that lets the signer ask the document anything before signing. What am I signing? What happens if I cancel early? Explain this clause like I'm not a lawyer. Signing gets easier every year, understanding what you sign hasn't. That's the gap we went after.
