Hey everyone Solo dev here. I got tired of juggling three apps for music one for my MP3s, YouTube for discovery, another for playlists. So I built Youtube-MP3-Mobile: one app, local library + YouTube search/streaming, mixed playlists, no download hacks that get banned in a month (uses the official YouTube API).
What's in v1: Local player with EQ + background playback Search YouTube by name or link Mixed playlists (local + streaming) Still early, so all feedback welcome bugs, feature ideas, brutal honesty, all of it Open source guthub :
https://github.com/Theo974L/Yout...
I built ReactGrind because every time I prepped for React interviews, I ended up solving generic DSA problems on LeetCode that had nothing to do with what I'd actually be asked hooks gotchas, state management bugs, re-render performance, compound components.
We added booking webhooks for teams that need Retime to connect to the rest of their workflow.
You can receive a signed webhook when a booking is created, rescheduled, or cancelled. Deliveries retry when an endpoint is temporarily unavailable, and Account > Webhooks lets you send a test event and review delivery attempts.
It is a small feature, but it can cut down on manual glue when you need to update a CRM, start a workflow, or keep an internal system in sync.
Single clips are easy now, tools like Kling, Runway, and Minimax can transform a single prompt into a stunning shot in minutes. But what happens when you want to create something longer - a 30-90 second story, a multi-scene ad, or a short narrative? The same frustrating problems arise:
Scenes that don t match
Characters that subtly change
Colors and lighting that drift unexpectedly
Prompts that falter from Scene 1 to Scene 3, leading to wasted credits
That s why we built Vertical Motion: a next-gen solution specifically designed for multi-scene storytelling.
I kept losing the real next steps after client calls not the summary, but who owns what, by when, and what is blocked. So I built Clarity, a browser/PWA recorder you can use from a phone or computer.
There is no app to install and no meeting bot joins the call. After recording, it separates the conversation into a summary, decisions, a searchable transcript, and specific action items with owners, dates, and blockers. It also has a built-in task list.
The one-time free trial includes 60 hosted minutes. Starter is $7/mo for 600 minutes and Pro is $15/mo for 1,800 minutes. Plans use hard caps with no surprise overages and can be canceled anytime.
If you run client calls, I d love blunt feedback on one thing: after a real meeting, are the action items specific enough that you can act without rewriting your notes?
I've been generating a lot of music with Suno lately, but I always felt the final tracks were missing that polished, "release-ready" sound. So I built MIXIFY.STUDIO.