Hey everyone, N here! I m a teen dev from Ghana building Nanivolt, a Firebase-powered document integrity and verification platform that catches both raw file changes and visual image modifications. I'm still preparing for my official launch, but I wanted to jump into the community early to network and learn from other makers. If you are working on data integrity or B2B cloud tools, drop a comment below so I can check out your work!
I've spent the last few weeks building Tally free personal finance calculators (budget split, debt payoff, emergency fund, and a few more) with the actual math shown instead of hidden behind an email wall or a paywall.
While building it I kept running into the same pattern: sites that market themselves as "free calculators" usually aren't you get a teaser number, then a signup form, or the formula is a black box.
I m Rohan, a Solutions Architect. After working across multiple cloud providers, I kept running into the same problem: comparing services, pricing, and architecture options across clouds is scattered across docs and calculators.
So I built CloudCompare.online.
CloudCompare lets you compare 7 major cloud providers AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, Alibaba, IBM, and Huawei in one place, including pricing, features, use cases, and TCO.
You can also design logical and physical architectures, get AI-powered architecture recommendations, share designs with the community, generate executive cloud reports, and track regions and outages in near real time.
today, I reach 10 creators on my Tech Influencer Platform. I am Faizan, from Pakistan. I am building my first AI product. Product name is infoishai-AI influencer search tool where B2B brands can collab with tech creators. I am working on SEO and applying methods to improve my AI product ranking on google bcz its free. And now I am getting pretty good results from there. I want to get atleast 100K influencers on my platform so businesses can search out their target influencer easily and can get done marketing easily. If you have any suggestion guys, let me know. How I can Bring more creators on my platform. Also, I don't have much budget to spend on marketing:)
We all want our loved ones to be safe. Whether it's a teenager with their first smartphone, an aging parent who might get confused, or a family member on a solo trip, the worry is real. The idea of using a phone to check in on them can seem like a logical solution but it s quickly followed by a flood of questions. Is this even okay? How does it work? Am I crossing a line?
I've been building Kinship Vault for a while now. It started on iPhone, then iPad, and this week it finally became a real native Mac app. Proper Mac layout, light and dark modes, and your vault stays in sync across all three. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
Detailed tech write up on implementation : https://medium.com/@amabm18/i-bu... What it is
A calm, offline home for the documents you'd hate to lose: passports, IDs, health cards, deeds, wills, and the photos that matter. You scan them and they're encrypted right there on your device, categorized by people or categories even you can customize. Nothing leaves unless you choose to turn on backup, and even then it's encrypted and locked to your key first.
Integrating proxies into your stack sounds simple until you're debugging why your requests are randomly failing at 2 AM. After building and scaling multiple data pipelines, here are four lessons that would have saved us weeks of headache.
1. Test authentication before you write a single line of scraping logic
Proxy auth failures are the #1 reason integrations stall. Test your credentials with a simple curl command first before you embed them in your application code. Confirm whether your provider uses username/password or IP whitelisting, and make sure both sides are configured correctly.
