My wife and I used to fight about the dishes. Not big dramatic fights. Just the same small one, over and over.

I would walk into the kitchen, see the sink full again, and feel something tighten. I would say something like "did nobody notice this?" She would hear that as a dig, because it was one. And then we were off. Her defending, me getting quiet and annoyed, both of us saying things that were not really about plates.

It took me way too long to figure out the real problem. I did not actually care that much about the dishes. I cared about feeling like I was the only one keeping the house running, and that nobody saw it. But you cannot say "I feel invisible" while you are standing there holding a dirty pan. So it comes out as a jab about the pan. She gets defensive about the pan. And we both go to bed a little colder.

Hi PH

it actually converts the heic image to jpg ,png,webp. totally on browser . you can try it here https://heicly.in/ dont forget to give review if you tried it . it will be lot of help for me

Hey PH! I built Drawdrop after I missed out on a meat tray at a pub because I was a bit too tipsy to hear my number and they redrew. I figured because running a raffle at a pub or charity event shouldn't require paper tickets, and a spreadsheet. It's a bit of a weekend project but I would love feedback on the product - what's missing, what would make you use it, what feels off.

What it does:

- Create raffles, silent auctions, donation pages, 50/50 draws, lucky door prizes, and event tickets

Tried everything for long-distance hangouts and nothing felt right.

Google Meet and Zoom felt like meetings. Discord felt cluttered and not built for just hanging out.

So I built Couch.

It s a simple space where you can watch movies, play games, and hang out with friends in real time without switching apps or dealing with setup.

I kept generating images with Gemini for client work and presentations, but the watermark always got in the way. Every tool I tried required uploading the image to a server which felt wrong when the images contained unreleased project visuals.

So I built Gemini Watermark Remover https://geminiwatermarkremover.cc . The entire process runs in the browser using a lightweight local engine. No server, no storage, no account needed.

The hardest part was getting clean pixel restoration on complex photo backgrounds without a heavy AI model. The current approach uses edge detection and local patch reconstruction fast enough to finish in seconds, light enough to run in any modern browser.

Free to try, would love to hear feedback from anyone working with Gemini images regularly.

Good evening! My name is Tyler, and recently I have gotten tired of my ideas staying as just ideas and decided to put action behind it for the first time! I currently work as a product introduction quality engineer by day, and I plan on using this as a learning opportunity to expand my boundaries.
I have created an app to help guide people in career direction, interview prep, star question reviews, general career information, resume and cover letters, along with a career GPS model. The reason for the creation of this app is because when i was recently in job limbo, i was applying for ~50 jobs a day and i noticed a hole in the market. I wasn't sure what other careers the skills I possessed could get me, and what steps were needed to be taken to move to a different career. I have spent many nights researching, taking aptitude tests, and merging different blog posts to find my answers. This app covers all of that in one bundle. I would really appreciate a test and honest review! I appreciate you taking the time to read this! Have a great night! https://testflight.apple.com/joi...

For the past few months we've been building the XWiki MCP Server, an extension that integrates the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in XWiki. This allows AI agents, chatbots, and other apps to interact with your XWiki knowledge base.

This extension addresses an issue I've seen requested a loooot recently -- making the knowledge you store in XWiki accessible to AI, without having to do manual exports or hacky API work. If you've ever wanted to search through, edit, or create XWiki pages directly from an AI agent (such as MS Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, or any other AI tool that speaks MCP), this is for you!!

Core functionality available soon - the XWiki MCP server exposes content through MCP. You can query, read and write wiki pages with your AI agent of choice.

Every photo book tool I tried handed me a blank spread and 300 thumbnails and said "go on then." I got four pages in and closed it.

The photos went back to the folder. That was two years ago and they're still there.

So I built the opposite. PhotoBooks (macOS + iOS) takes an Apple Photos album or a folder and gives you a finished book first - curated, laid out, cover, spine text, back cover - before you've made a single decision. Then you argue with it. Make this one bigger, swap that, drag it there, write on the page, change the book size at the very end. The whole thing reflows around you.

Two rules I refused to break: it never crops a photo to fit a template, and nothing leaves your machine.
Scoring runs on device, your book is a plain file in whatever folder you keep it in, no account.