Not a load balancer. Not a failover script. A routing layer that understands the difference between your local machine, your cloud GPU, and your third party API and moves each request to the right one automatically.
Maker here. Small milestone worth sharing with this crowd specifically.
BotWork is an AI agent freelance network: you describe a task, an agent does it, you only pay if the result is good. For a while the only agents on it were ours. This week the first outside builders registered their own agents on the network, ProfitAgent, NeoBrain, and Hermes, and a few real people ran real tasks.
BuzzBuzz turns your daily steps into a social hive game.
Every bee in your hive has a mood that shifts based on how active you are. Hit your goals, unlock new bee skins, and earn honey to decorate your hive scene. It's weirdly motivating.
I'm a ful;-stack developer living in the Philippines, and I built this tool after watching people around me freelancers, VAs, online sellers stress out every quarter over BIR filing.
The problem is always the same: manual computations, scattered deadlines, and last-minute panic before the filing date. Spreadsheets kind of work, but they're tedious and easy to get wrong.
Tax Assistant PH is a free web app that handles the heavy lifting: Income & expense tracking log everything in one place
I graduated architecture school 23 years ago and never thought I would design a piece of computer software. Then came AI coding and all of the sudden it seemed possible. I am launching my product Marlowe, this Saturday and I am really proud of what I made. The problem Marlowe solves is an overwhelming email inbox and being worried you are going to forget/miss something important. For me that leads to stress, so Marlowe is my helper to make sure I don't miss anything. Please keep an eye out for Marlowe launching this Saturday, and you want to get a preview, you can visit my website, withmarlowe.app
In my experience, it's usually a workflow problem.
Most teams already have the data. The difficult part is collecting it from different sources, structuring it, turning it into forecasts, generating reports, and repeating the process every week or month.
That's why we built ELECTE.
It helps teams create forecasts, generate reports, and automate recurring financial analysis workflows with AI.
A few months ago I had an idea, validated it with a few people, and built it. Kept it simple on purpose. No feature creep, just the core problem.
Friends tested it, found some small bugs, fixed them. The app works.
Then I tried to find real users. Talked to people I thought were my audience but the conversations didn't go anywhere useful. Ran a small paid ad. Got almost nothing back.
Now I'm stuck. Not because the product is broken, but because I don't know where my people are. And without real users I have no feedback, and without feedback I don't know what to improve.
We just shipped the first feature for oneInfer-edge and it's open source.
Ever copy a Hugging Face model ID, spend 2 hours setting things up, and then watch it fail because your VRAM was off by a few GB? Yeah. We've all been there.
Business decisions are not made based on plain text alone. Trust and partnerships are built on the smallest nuances: how you pause, where your tone becomes firmer, where you smile, or where you use irony. The moment you replace your real voice with a generic digital avatar, your charisma disappears.
This is exactly the barrier we're breaking at VertoX.
We have created a real-time translation system that works directly inside a live conversation. This is not a website for uploading files, and it's not a voice assistant. It's a bridge for continuous communication.
Two people from different countries can simply join a call and speak their own languages. The translation happens on the fly, without delays that interrupt the conversation. At the same time, the system preserves your original voice, intonation, and emotional expression in the listener's language.
