Hey PH community! Sharing what we're building at Phinite.
The problem: 95% of enterprise AI agent pilots never reach production. Not because the AI doesn't work, but because the infrastructure underneath breaks. Integration plumbing, compliance gaps, zero observability into agent decisions, and no coordination between agents.
I thought to myself "what if there was a game that took the fun of a picture game like Pokemon Snap (but catching pics of PEOPLE instead of Pokemon) and combined it with the Location Tracking aspect of Pokemon Go?" And so I started making ZnapZor, which honestly is not really like either of those games but is nonetheless addictive, mindless and FUN.
The premise is you're a Zor alien now on Earth to gather data (images) of earthlings doing earth things in as many habitats as possible. You take Znapshots of people and the more interesting the actions and locations the higher the score. The images are "translated" into ZorCode and highest scoring go on the Leaderboard.
I've been working on building it and letting my friends test it and I knew I was on to something when every day tons of new pics started appearing. I was no longer having to ask them to test it-they couldn't stop playing around and taking Znaps all day. Still some work to do but releasing it SOON. wanna play?
Google recently changed its indexing rules: files exceeding 2MB are no longer being indexed.
This is still quite a high limit, so it should not be impacting you. But better safe than sorry, so I made an Apify Actor to quickly check if your website is impacted on any pages: https://apify.com/advantageous_s...
I built Collectify as a small side project because I wanted a simple, open-source way to create and share personal collections - books, movies, games, or basically anything.
It s built with Next.js and Prisma. You can run your own instance, check out the code, or contribute on GitHub.