I ve been thinking about this a lot while building my side project.
Cooking itself isn t that hard. But planning what to cook every week somehow feels unnecessarily complicated.
Recipes are saved in random places. Grocery lists live in another app. And meal planning usually ends up being a mix of notes, screenshots, and memory.
I'm Federico, and I just shipped GridManager, a free Excel add-in that gives you a clean, professional sidebar to manage your spreadsheet data without ever touching a formula or navigating complex menus.
The problem I was solving: Excel is powerful, but managing data in it feels clunky. Adding rows means scrolling to the bottom, editing means finding the right cell, validating means writing formulas. It shouldn't be this hard.
StreamVision is a high performance, professional grade IPTV player built for a seamless experience on Android phones, tablets, Android TV and FireStick. It s built around three core principles: Performance, Stability, and Transparency.
Key features
100% free & ad free no subscriptions, no hidden fees, zero ads.
Leanback UI fully optimized for remote navigation on Android TV / Google TV / FireStick.
Multi source support M3U playlists (URL or local file) and Xtream Codes API.
Advanced content management dedicated sections for Live TV, Movies, and Series with automatic season/episode grouping and resume.
Reworked EPG clearer schedule, better navigation through programs.
Subtitle support for movies and series.
Hardware decoding (GPU) for optimal image quality and fast zapping, even on large playlists.
Multilingual UI full English and French support.
Picture in Picture (PiP).
Maxed out Google Cast support cast streams reliably to Chromecast and cast enabled devices.
I ran into an issue while working on a project to centralize MCP servers for an organization - some tools break as the client and server don't share a file-system.
To solve this, I wrote an opensource adapter that you can self-host.
Built PostPilot after talking to dozens of small business owners who all said: "I know I should post consistently on social media. I just never have time."
Ask any AI chatbot "why is my user retention dropping?" and you'll get a decent list of suggestions. Organized, readable, and almost entirely useless for hard problems.
Why? Because complex problems don't yield to a single perspective. Charlie Munger spent a lifetime proving this. His answer the one that helped build Berkshire Hathaway into one of the greatest investment machines in history was the Latticework of Mental Models: a cross-disciplinary framework that forces you to triangulate truth through multiple lenses before reaching a conclusion.
FunBlocks AIFlow brings this philosophy into an AI-powered thinking tool. It doesn't just answer your question. It thinks about your question the way Munger would.
My name is Rasmus and for the past 25 years I ve worked with industrial laser technology, programming and operating high-end laser systems in professional environments.
AI agents got smarter. Their interfaces didn't. Ask an AI to analyze your sales pipeline and you get three paragraphs. You should get a chart.
We've spent the last year building Generative UI used by 10,000+ developers, and the biggest lesson was that JSON-based approaches break at scale. LLMs keep producing invalid output, rendering is slow, and custom design systems are a pain to wire up.
So we built OpenUI Lang, a rendering spec inspired by code rather than data formats. LLMs generate it reliably the way they generate well-formed functions. The benchmarks: up to 67% fewer tokens, 3x faster rendering, streaming-native, and safe by default (no arbitrary code execution).
Today we're open sourcing it. Model-agnostic, framework-agnostic, design-system agnostic. Show us your support by starring or contributing to our repo - https://github.com/thesysdev/openui
