You can spend only 2 hours on your phone and still destroy your focus.
So I built OXIS.
Instead of counting time, it tries to measure attention fragmentation in real time: Mind Score (0 100) App switching behavior Recovery after distraction Daily cognitive patterns
One thing surprised me:
People with lower screen time were sometimes more fragmented than heavy users.
Curious:
If your phone measured attention instead of time what would you want to see?
(Feedback appreciated still improving the model.)
Options trading has a massive learning curve, and most educational resources either dumb it down to uselessness or throw you straight into the deep end with the Black-Scholes formula and wish you luck.
I'm a high school sophomore, and after getting interested in finance, I built StrikeLab an interactive options pricing education site that lets you actually play with the variables behind Black-Scholes (strike price, volatility, time to expiry, etc.) and see in real time how the option's value changes.
A few things I ran into building it:
Making math intuitive without hiding it is genuinely hard. Most "beginner" explainers avoid the formula entirely, which means users never build real intuition.
Volatility is the variable people understand least even people who trade options regularly. Visualizing it helped a lot.
The gap between "I understand the concept" and "I can apply this" is where most learners fall off.
Hello everyone, I ve created a website that is designed to be the central hub of your finances, Money-In, your finances are gathered all one click away, incomes, expenses, even assets and liabilities, This website is designed for small startups or even established businesses. Check it out at: https://money-in.onhercules.app
They ask people how they are doing after stress has already built up, after someone has already withdrawn, or after a manager already feels that something is wrong but cannot clearly see what is happening.
Quick update for everyone following the SEAREI launch, we just shipped the infrastructure for SEAREI Studio, our next module. Brokers told us their websites are slow, inaccessible, and invisible to AI search. We're fixing it. First beta site goes live next week. Compliance + design + AI-readiness in one delivery. Appreciate every upvote and comment
We re building SuperPumped a leverage layer for prediction markets.
Prediction markets are growing fast, but traders still have to lock full spot capital because binary outcomes create gap-risk and make traditional liquidations hard.
I ve been building Atlasly to make global data easier to understand and compare. It s a web app that turns open datasets into clear country profiles, rankings, and trend charts helping anyone explore how nations evolve in numbers.
Atlasly is built with simplicity and curiosity in mind. Instead of overwhelming users with raw data, it focuses on clean visuals and meaningful comparisons.
As my launch date gets closer, I've been reflecting on how much of building a product has nothing to do with code.
A few lessons have surprised me:
Building is usually easier than deciding what to build.
Users don't always use a product the way you expect.
Small improvements repeated consistently beat big bursts of effort.
Progress often feels invisible until you look back months later.
The biggest surprise for me has been how often assumptions turn out to be wrong. Features I thought people would love weren't always the most valuable, while simple things ended up mattering far more than expected.
