FAFI – Real-Time Frame Interpolation for Smoother Video Playback on Windows
Hi everyone,
I ve been working on FAFI FindAFrameInterpolation, a Windows video player that turns 24, 30, or 60 FPS footage into smooth motion in real time.
FAFI is designed around local playback and privacy:
Real-time GPU frame interpolation
Fast MEMC and optional neural RIFE engines
HDR tone mapping and high-quality upscaling
Broad video, audio, and subtitle format support
Built-in accessibility tools
Optional web video playback
No ads, accounts, subscriptions, telemetry, or automatic phone-home connections
Fully offline when playing local files
Launching tomorrow: We built a real-time translation overlay for your entire desktop
Hey PH!
I'm Eduardo. Tomorrow we're launching Seagull, and I wanted to share the story behind it.
Built a local AI tool that scores freelance leads and drafts pitches (No Subscriptions)
Hey everyone,
As a freelance video editor, I was wasting hours on cold outreach. I used Gemini to help draft emails, but the problem was always the same: it forgot my portfolio context every single time. I had to re-explain my editing style over and over just to get a decent pitch.
So, I built Orty to fix my own workflow, and I'm sharing the beta version today.
What Orty does: You drop in a screenshot (or a screen recording) of a creator's content. Orty uses AI to analyze their pacing and style, compares it against your specific portfolio, and gives you a "fit score." If it s a good match, it instantly drafts a highly personalized cold email.
My Free Browser-Based Utility Tools Website
Hello Everyone, I've been building KuberAgent a free platform with 129 tools (PDF, image, video, audio, and finance calculators) that runs 100% in your browser using WebAssembly. Unlike most "free" tool sites, nothing gets uploaded to a server your files stay on your device the entire time.
No login required, no watermarks on outputs, and no hidden limits on usage.
WatchdOcr - OCR/Translation Overlay for Windows
https://github.com/h1fired/watch...
Have you ever had to translate text in a game or app where you can t select or copy anything? The idea to create WatchdOcr came about as a solution to this problem.
After testing similar apps for Windows, I realized that the goal of my app is maximum ease of use (modelled after Google s visual translation on Pixel devices).
The app works as an overlay (similar to Nvidia Overlay) that sits in the system tray and can be launched with a hotkey. The architecture is designed so that you can change most settings in real time with minimal effort. Currently, the following core features are available:
Overlay mode
Text recognition from a screen snippet + translation into various languages
One-time and Live (streaming) modes
Works over any window (except exclusive fullscreen)
Mode for overlaying text on top of existing text, with background content masked
Text console + interactive text viewer
Overlaying elements on top of all windows in non-overlay mode (applies to text overlay mode and the text viewer)
VeriWasp: AI-Powered Playtesting for Indie SaaS & Micro-SaaS Builders
Tired of users finding bugs right after you ship? I built VeriWasp so solo founders and small teams can stop being their own QA department.
How it works:
Paste your URL
Describe any user flow in plain English (you can also use templates or simply record yourself performing the flow with our Record It Yourself feature)
Claude Haiku drives a real browser, intelligently clicking and typing on the live page
Get a beautiful report in minutes: video replay, per-step screenshots, console/network errors with full replayable trace, and WCAG accessibility checks
Looking for 3 AI-native companies to work with as design partners
I'm looking for 3 AI-native companies to work with as design partners. At my previous company, our AI bill exceeded $40k/month. As our product grew, inference costs became a real business problem. We knew we needed a better inference pipeline to reduce costs and improve reliability, but building and maintaining that infrastructure internally would have taken months of engineering time. At the same time, our cloud credits were running out, exposing how fragile our cost model really was.
That experience led me to build an AI infrastructure platform focused on making inference significantly more cost-efficient without requiring teams to build everything themselves.
I'm looking to work closely with 3 AI-native companies that:
Spend $10k+/month on AI inference
Are running AI in production
Want to reduce infrastructure costs without investing months into internal optimization
try the next generation of linkedIn
LinkedIn made your resume searchable. We think the next generation of professional networking should make your execution searchable.
Dvoider is a platform where you don t just list what you ve done you validate ideas with AI (6-dimension scoring, on-chain timestamping so your idea is provably yours), find collaborators who actually fill the gaps in what you re building, and build in public so your progress speaks louder than your title ever could.
No more credential-first profiles. No more 10 years of experience as a substitute for here s what I actually shipped last month.
In private beta 10 days in: 3,130+ active testers, WAU up 22,167% week-over-week.
I'm building a tool that connects books, papers and films into learning paths – would you use it?
Been building this for a few months, mostly because I couldn't find anything that actually solved my own problem.
The problem: I want to deeply understand a topic capitalism, samurai culture, existentialism, whatever and I don't know where to start. I google "best books on X", get 15 listicles, pick one randomly, finish it, and still feel like I'm missing context. I don't know what I should have read before it. I don't know what to read next. I don't know which documentary would make it click visually.
So I started building Cognivium.
The idea is simple: you search a book or topic, and instead of just getting "people also read", you get:
30+ professionals gave me the same feedback. So I changed my product.
Over the last few weeks, I've spoken with more than 30 technical artists, game developers, pipeline engineers, and 3D printing professionals while building Voxelvia3D.
I expected most people to ask for better image quality.
They didn't.
Almost everyone cared more about things like: