Hello! just finished building doors&door for a hackathon this week and wanted to share it here before a proper launch.
the concept is simple: you tell it your mood, how much time you have and your budget. it picks one hidden spot near you and sends you there blind. the map is fully fogged with no street names or labels, just a destination pin. when you get close enough the fog lifts and the place reveals itself.
every spot was submitted by someone who found something in their city worth sharing. after you arrive you leave a note for the next person who ends up there.
We just launched Clavion Consulting on Linkedin (Launching soon on PH)
Clavion is a specialist real estate virtual assistance agency built for realtors and property managers across the US. We work with two types of clients and we go deep on both. For realtors, we handle transaction coordination, CRM management, listing management, MLS support, appointment scheduling, follow ups, documentation management, and social media content. Everything pulling you away from clients and deals, handled. For property managers, we cover tenant communication, lease management, maintenance coordination, vendor management, rent tracking, showing and inspection scheduling, inbox management, accounting support, and social media content. Your properties run smoother and your time goes where it actually matters. Behind every service is a combination of specialist knowledge and AI powered tools that make our team faster and sharper than a traditional VA hire. We are small and dedicated. Every client knows exactly who is working on their business. Month to month. No lock in contracts. Onboarded in 48 hours.
Check us out at: https://www.linkedin.com/company...
I'm a solo indie dev based in Italy, and I just finished something I've wanted for years: NostalgicPod, an app that brings the iPod Classic back to life. The click wheel with haptic feedback, Cover Flow, that whole way of scrolling through your own music. It feels like the real thing.
Research (especially with AI) needs solid verification, articles, authors, journals, and retractions. Every published research article in the last 5 plus years has a DOI (Digital Object ID). I have a few tools that link page DOI's to a page that has "everything." (doilookup.com) pulls data from 20 sources, and the free PDF works slightly better than Unpaywall for medical articles (that's hard to do). Z-E-R-O tracking Z-E-R-O ads. Also, it searches ISBNs, ISSNs, Books authors. That's step 1, more to come.
I ve been building a project called Free Document Maker (FDM AI), and I m eager to share it with this community.
We ve all dealt with that hesitation when uploading sensitive documents to cloud-based editors. That s why I built FDM AI a suite that keeps your workflow private by handling all processing locally in your browser.
