Hi everyone! The ChoreFit app flips the script, turning overlooked daily chores into proof that every step, sweep, and scrub counts as fitness:
ChoreFit turns chores like vacuuming and laundry into measurable workouts, syncing with Apple Health and Apple Watch. It s grounded in Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT) science and metabolic equivalent values (METs). NEAT science measures the base energy cost of chores, and ChoreFit enhances that by factoring in weighted vests and wrist bands, which increases load and energy expenditure. It s the first time this invisible labor has been reframed as a hybrid of cardio + strength training in a validated, trackable way.
We re nextX AG. We ve been building AI infrastructure for environments where reproducibility and auditability matter as much as raw capability: regulated workflows, on prem / private cloud, and air gapped deployments.
Today we re packaging everything under one umbrella: AQEA Engine.
I m a Cloud & DevOps Engineer with 3+ years of experience, currently looking to join an early-stage startup team.
I m especially interested in environments where I can contribute, keep learning, and help build something impactful from the ground up. I focus on making systems robust, scalable, and easy to maintain.
I ve spent the last few weeks obsessed with one goal: making a React-based site that doesn't feel "heavy". We all know that React can be a beast when it comes to mobile performance, so I decided to push it to the absolute limit.
I m happy to share that my portfolio project, WebDev Compass, finally hit a stable 100/100 on Desktop and 95+ on Mobile.
I genuinely think this can benefit plenty of people. As a student, I realized I was wasting a ton of time clicking through sources just to see if they actually had the info I needed. I built this chrome extension(Glance) to get an instant AI summary without needing to clicking a link. It shows the estimated reading time, Trusted source badge for verified outlets, political bias ratings, Paywall warnings and Article dates which think are really beneficial
I d love for you to test it out and let me know what you think of the tool. Any feedback, bug reports, or feature requests would be massively appreciated!
So, I am a student here in India. The most stupid decision I took while living away was taking water can instead of a purifier. I got tired tracking number of cans per month, total amount. And also my diet coke cost. To combat this I build logly with the help of codex and gemini. Its simple, one click add, you setup daily things once and then pin them on the dashboard. Thats it. To can also track your subscription renewals and get notifications when pay date is near Give it a try:
https://logly.djdiptayan.in
I'm a solo female traveler who's been exploring India for 5+ years. Every time I planned a trip, the safety advice was always the same: "Be careful." "Trust your gut." "Delhi is dangerous for women."
Last year I was planning a solo trip and got so frustrated with vague warnings that I almost canceled. Then I realized - these articles aren't written by people who've actually solo traveled there recently. They're just recycling generic advice.
