Hey everyone! I ve been building 99Tools.net a collection of over 800 free developer and utility tools.
While most similar sites rely on heavy backends, I ve kept everything strictly serverless and client-side using vanilla JS. Every tool processes data locally in your browser. It s better for privacy, and the performance is near-instant because there's zero server-side lag.
As someone with an SEO background, the biggest challenge right now isn't the code it's efficiently indexing and ranking a site with this many individual pages.
I've been researching how deepfake audio is changing the scam landscape. It feels like we're losing the war on trust. I'm building Truvxy to create a real-time detection layer, but I'm struggling with the balance between privacy and security.
How do you think makers should handle voice data while trying to protect users?
(P.S. I have some research data needs, I'll put the link in the comments if anyone wants to help!)
I m building Doremi Radio, an AI-generated music radio shaped by historical and cultural sound worlds.
Instead of generic AI background music, it creates a stronger sense of musical identity, with controls that let you shape the music to your taste, drawing from things like Baroque structure, modal traditions, and period-inspired instrumentation.
I started a Lightroom alternative with cool feaures such as Local adjustments (brush, stamp, heal), Tone curves, HSL mixer, color grading, ICC profiles, soft proofing, ... you name it.
Key will be the import of your existing LR catalogue and a rendering pipeline which reproduces LR results (yes, you don't have to re-adjust your 100k+ images!!!).
Day 17 of building Verso (projectoye.com) a workspace OS that brings Notes, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Canvas, and an AI-native IDE into one place.
Today I started building dynamic form creation into Verso. The idea: create any form data entry, surveys, internal workflows directly inside your workspace, connected to a spreadsheet or database, no code required.
It is not finished yet but the foundation is in.
Which got me thinking about what actually makes a form builder worth using day to day. TypeForm nailed the experience. Google Forms nailed the simplicity. Most others feel like neither.