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Firstly, I feel your pain. I made a photography app, @Instillr that most certainly does not enhance anything with AI. In fact, it focuses on how beautiful flaws and creatively empowering limitations can be, because that's what real photography is all about. Foolish? Perhaps. But I know I am not alone. There must be dozens of us! Dozens! So I want to know: What is your product and why doesn't it AI?
i built an app to create audiobooks, a user-friendly and full automatic, there are other options but require manual work, and have complex dashboards.
the ai model using behind it is different from most TTS you find, it's an LLM based, so you get the different voice pace, emotions etc. each time you generate the audiobook, it means less robotic and non-flat voices.
We're Digispot AI an SEO platform built with a simple belief: powerful SEO tools shouldn't be locked behind paywalls or reserved for agencies with big budgets.
I just launched Stackwatch a usage monitor for dev teams & Solo devs that tracks GitHub Actions minutes, Vercel bandwidth, Railway and Supabase limits in one place and alerts you before you hit them.
The idea came from a painfully relatable moment: we hit our GitHub Actions limit mid-deploy on a Friday. No warning, no heads-up just a broken pipeline and a confused team. The fix took 10 minutes, but finding why everything was broken took 45.
The problem isn't that these limits exist. It's that the tools don't talk to each other, so you're either checking 5 dashboards manually or finding out you've crossed a limit when something breaks in production.
I just launched my first mobile game and would love some honest feedback. It s called Edge Runner. The goal was to make something super simple to pick up, but that gets challenging fast. There s also a Top 10 leaderboard where players can enter their initials, which adds a competitive element. I m trying to figure out what actually makes players:
- Keep playing
- Come back
- Want to beat their score If you ve played mobile games before, what hooks you the most? Open to any feedback gameplay, design, or ideas to improve it.
