I'm launching Functional AF - an AI life coach for burned-out professionals who are tired of:
Wellness apps that patronize you with "good vibes only"
Productivity tools that guilt you into hustle culture
Therapy that costs $200/session
I wanted a middle ground, so I built it: honest AI coaching that treats you like an adult, remembers your context, and celebrates showing up even when it's hard. Like that snarky friend who tells you like it is.
AgentLoom is an open- source agent orchestration framework designed to help developers build complex mutil-agent applications without writing tons of glue code.
Link:
https://github.com/linora-u
As developers, we ve all seen it: a QR code on a poster or a yard sign that leads to a 404 Not Found or, worse, a generic homepage that has nothing to do with the physical ad.
I m currently building QRJolt, a platform designed to bridge the gap between physical hardware (like real estate yard signs) and dynamic digital data. Here s a look at the stack and the "why" behind the project.
When I was born, I suffered an accident that deprived me of oxygen, and left me with a permanently compromised memory.
For years, I found myself constantly apologizing to people, trying to explain why I was forgetting important details. Because it's an invisible struggle, many dismissed it as a convenient excuse. I realized that traditional methods of "just writing things down" weren't enough to compensate for how my brain worked. I needed a flawless external brain. That is exactly why I built PendragonX.com.
Most mind-map software is a drawing tool dressed up as a thinking tool. You arrange nodes, connect ideas, cluster themes and then the canvas just sits there, mute. The structure you built already encodes an argument. Nothing reads it back to you.
That gap bothered me enough that I spent the last year building Sensemaker a mind-map app where the AI reads both your text and your spatial layout: what you clustered together, what you connected, what you pushed to the margin. It then writes you back a 200 600 word narrative that names the themes, surfaces the tensions, and ends with the conclusion your map is implicitly building toward.
Hey! I'm Ibrahim. I spent the last several months building StockAlert (onlinestockalert.com), a stock management tool for small businesses retail shops, restaurants, bakeries, caf s.
Why I built it: Small business owners kept losing money from stockouts and late reorders. They either used Excel or nothing at all. I wanted something simple that actually sends alerts and lets you reorder from suppliers in one click.
What I shipped:
Automatic low-stock alerts
One-click supplier orders via WhatsApp, PDF, or Email
Restaurant mode with recipe & portion tracking
POS integration (Stripe + Square)
Multilingual: FR / EN / NL
My biggest launch lessons so far:
Don't wait for "perfect" bugs will find you in production anyway
Unit mismatches (kg vs g) can silently break core features test edge cases early
Environment variables in production will humble you Would love feedback on the product or the positioning. Anyone else building for brick-and-mortar businesses?
I m currently building Micropedia AI Optimizer, a WordPress plugin designed to help websites become more readable and accessible for AI systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.
Alphabuster is a fast-paced word game where speed meets vocabulary. You have 2 minutes to form as many words as possible from your letter rack. Simple to learn, impossible to master, and highly addictive (don't say we didn't warn you).
