Like many of you, getting my kids to transition between activities, like leaving the park or finishing screen time, was a daily battle. To a toddler, "5 more minutes" means absolutely nothing.
So, I vibe-coded a solution.
Instead of a stressful ticking clock, I built a visual timer just for our family. A tiny character walks across a path of colorful blocks. When the path fills up, time is up.
From website development to custom software projects, CodeUnderscore works with businesses to deliver digital solutions that improve user experience and operational efficiency.
I started building it after getting laid off. While updating my resume, I realized I was bouncing between different tools for resumes, cover letters, job tracking, and interview prep. I wanted everything in one place, so I started building it for myself.
Hey PH I'm Nafiul, one of the makers of AI Emaily (launching today).
The thing that pushed us to build this: my inbox had quietly become a second job. Not the thinking the typing. The same "sounds good, Tuesday works," the follow-ups, the endless triage of what actually needs me. Every "AI email" tool I tried just summarized the pile or wrote replies that sounded nothing like me.
So we built an inbox with an AI that does the work, on your terms: Triage that floats what matters up and quiets the noise Drafts in your voice you set the tone in a Personal Context (your details + optional client profiles), so replies sound like you, not a template Three modes you control Manual Copilot Autopilot, with human approval, undo, and a full audit trail on every action Every provider, one inbox Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, IMAP on web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android Private by design your mail is never used to train models
SearchSpot is an AI travel concierge built for people who genuinely care about planning trips people remember.
The idea came from a problem I faced myself: planning a trip sounds fun until you are the person responsible for making it actually work. You are checking stays, areas, food, routes, budgets, weather, safety, reviews, things to do, what to skip, and what everyone in the group wants. The internet gives you more options, but not always more confidence.
I'm a solo founder building SocialMatix.com - add social proof, user generated content, and social content to your site to add credibility and interest in minutes! I've variously been a designer, front end dev and product manager in my career and I'm now really enjoying building.
Would love to hear everyone's feedback (and hopefully some support!)
Been having some great conversations here lately, and one thing keeps coming up: most tools that try to answer "is my team working" actually only answer "was my team present." Those aren't the same question, but we treat them like they are.
For field and delivery roles, presence often is the job, showing up at the right place at the right time matters. But for remote knowledge work, presence tells you almost nothing. Someone can be "checked in" for 8 hours and get nothing meaningful done, or be checked in for 2 hours and ship something great.
Building Trackly has forced me to actually separate these two problems instead of bundling them. GPS/check-in solves presence for field teams. But productivity, the "what actually got done" side, needs a completely different signal: milestones, outcomes, client acknowledgments, not location data.
Hey hunters We just published a detailed breakdown on how ObjectRemover handles up to **50-second videos** efficiently: - Smart preprocessing that only processes the parts that need object removal
- Natural language chat (no manual masking)
- Intelligent switching for static vs dynamic backgrounds
- Clean plates or ProRes alpha exports for Premiere / DaVinci / CapCut This makes longer clips practical while keeping costs low. Full technical post here:
https://objectremover.video/blog... Would love your feedback! What's the longest clip you've tried removing objects from? Try it free: https://objectremover.video/upload
