I made a Mac app for people who open YouTube Home, Shorts, X For You, or Reddit front pages and lose an hour. Monk Mode blocks those feeds so you can actually work. If that is your problem too, it is here: https://mac.monk-mode.lifestyle
I m building NovaCloud22, a secure file workspace, and I m trying to rethink what a file workspace should actually be.
The basic problem I started with was simple:
Storing a file is easy. Managing what happens after you share it is much harder.
That led me to build things like protected sharing links, expiry controls, download limits, file requests, access tracking, and multiple-drive management.
When we built our own van and pickup, we made loads of expensive mistakes that we couldn t undo afterwards. Eventually, we got so into it that we started CamperLayout, where we create custom designs and layouts to help people build their own conversions getting it right the first time and saving money along the way.
If you re currently planning the interior of your van and struggling with the layout or how to make the most of the space, feel free to reach out. We d be happy to take a look and share some advice.
You're sitting right there, ready to work, and the power or internet goes down ten minutes before an important call.
First, a key stakeholder is staring at an empty video-call room, concluding that you flaked. Then, hours later, you weed through all the "Hello? Are you there?" emails, and have to send the "so sorry, my internet went out" message, which may be true, but still sounds exactly like "the dog ate my homework" and feels very lame after the fact.
I built proxigenta (proxigenta.com) to relieve both issues. It's a small menu bar agent for Mac, Windows, and Linux. When your machine stops checking in to the remote server, proxigenta notices and emails the people you chose (your manager, your main client, a teammate) with the message you wrote in advance: "proxigenta has identified an outage, and Alex is currently offline."
I'm excited to introduce FitBuddy an all-in-one fitness tracker I built for people who want to focus on training, not juggling multiple apps.
Like many lifters, I was tired of switching between different apps for workouts, calories, body weight, sleep, and water tracking. I wanted one clean app that made progressive overload effortless while keeping all my health data in one place.
Open Source project Which Let's you Understand your Codebase in Detail with AST Tree-Sitter Parsing with a Bring Your Own key (BYOK) Architecture Where a User Can Bring their Own API Key for LLM Calls so that you codebase remains Private to you, Along with that the Product Creates a Dependency Graph and also Make a Detailed Report for the Codebase, The Dependency Graph Looks Exactly Like the Graphs Shown in the Neo4j Graph Database.
Link :- https://gitdecode.app
Github :- https://github.com/Priyanshu-Deb... Connect Me On Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/priy...
Quick follow-up to my intro post here. I'm Ryan, still building Retic solo, and I finally have something better than a screenshot to show.
The whole pitch for Retic has been "check a task, and the goal above it moves on its own." Until now I'd only described that in text. Attached is the actual UI: check the one task left under a goal, and it jumps straight to 100% and gets marked achieved, in the same tree you manage everything else in.
I wanted to share 4 production-ready AI products I ve built recently, exploring different AI architecture patterns from in-browser WASM databases to ATS parsers:
SetFlow AI Smart AI workout generator with quick-commerce price comparisons. Live App: https://setflow-ai-app.vercel.app
Nexis Insights Product feedback analyzer featuring a 128-dimensional WASM SQLite RAG engine for semantic vector search & grounded citations. Live App: https://nexis-insights-app.verce...
