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I ve been spending a lot of time lately talking with small and medium-sized business owners about their vendor contracts: insurance, telecom, software, rent, and other recurring agreements.
The same thing surprises me every time. Almost no one can say, without reopening files or digging through bank statements, how much these contracts actually cost each month or which renewal deadlines are coming up in the next three months.
Je passe beaucoup de temps en ce moment changer avec des dirigeants de PME au sujet de leurs contrats fournisseurs : assurances, t l coms, logiciels, loyers et autres d penses r currentes.
Et je suis surpris chaque fois par la m me chose : presque personne ne peut dire, sans rouvrir ses dossiers ou plucher ses relev s bancaires, combien ces contrats repr sentent r ellement chaque mois, ni quelles ch ances arrivent dans les trois prochains mois.
I am building Meridian, an open-source, local-first work journal for developers.
It runs on your machine, understands your activity across Coding agents, Jira, GitHub, Slack, etc on your device and turns it into worklogs, summaries, and ticket updates you can review before anything is posted. No timers or manual reporting.
I would love feedback from developers and engineering teams: what would make this genuinely useful in your daily workflow?
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I ve been working on ProofWrite.ai, a writing tool that helps users revise AI-assisted drafts so they read more naturally, then verify the revised version within the same workflow.
I built it because the usual process feels fragmented: rewrite the text in one tool, check it in another, make more changes, and repeat.