Been running a phone and electronics repair shop for a few years and tried a bunch of different tools to manage tickets, inventory, and customer records. Most were either too complex or just not built with repair shops in mind.

Stumbled across Manage Repairs (managerepairs.com) a while back and it's genuinely been the best fit. It handles repair tickets, POS, inventory, and customer history all in one place. Clean interface, nothing bloated, and it just works the way a repair shop actually runs.

Not here to spam just genuinely think it's one of those tools that doesn't get talked about enough. If you run a repair shop or know someone who does, worth checking out.

I built Argus after repeatedly getting frustrated with how opaque Claude Code sessions were there was no clear way to understand why a session cost more, looped, or behaved unexpectedly, so I designed a lightweight VSCode extension that parses the local .claude session logs and turns them into a visual, step-by-step time machine debugger, showing tool calls, token usage, retry loops, and file interactions in a way that s actually explorable; the core idea was to bring observability (something we take for granted in backend systems) into AI coding workflows, so I built it using a simple TypeScript + React stack with a focus on fast local analysis, heuristic-based insights, and zero external dependencies, iterating quickly by analyzing my own sessions and discovering patterns like repeated file reads and costly retry loops, which ultimately shaped the product into both a debugging and cost-visibility tool for developers using Claude Code.

Planning birthdays, house parties, office celebrations, or festive events is still chaotic.

Too many calls. Random vendors. No transparency. No easy comparison.

So we built Tendr.

Discover trusted vendors
Compare decor, catering, DJs & photographers
Wishlist vendors before planning
Plan events faster with a smooth workflow
Designed for private celebrations & office events

We ve already onboarded 100+ vendors across Delhi NCR and validated demand through real orders.

Would love your feedback and support

Hey PH Community

oday we launched CATIA. It started as an internal frustration, and apparently we're not the only ones who had it

Every time we needed qualitative insights, the bottleneck wasn't the research.

It was everything around it.

Hey PH, I built a small app that collects and decodes Chinglish signs. It s a fun way for Chinese learners to understand common translation mistakes. Would love your feedback.

Here s the product page: https://play.google.com/store/ap...

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The launch of FolderIQ didn't go that well. But I am convinced it has potential to help many people deal with messy directories with the use of virtual views and tags on individual files.

Most "best AI tools for social media" articles rank products by feature count. That's the wrong metric.

The real question is: after 30 days, does the content still sound like you or does it sound like everyone else using the same tool?

Freelancers waste hours every week writing client reports instead of doing actual work.

So I built The Weekly Wrap an AI tool that turns messy work updates into professional reports in seconds.

Less admin.
More productivity.
More professional client communication.

Would this save you time every week?