I just launched SwapStates: a platform that connects homeowners who want to relocate in opposite directions.
Why I Built This
The world is changing fast. We have apps that let us send money instantly, book flights in seconds, and work from anywhere. Yet when it comes to real estate, one of the biggest financial decisions of our lives, we're still stuck with processes that haven't evolved in decades.
Super proud to launch Kipps AI WhatsApp Agent today, built to help businesses automate lead qualification and customer support on WhatsApp with human-like AI.
We're excited to introduce SharePort the smarter way to travel to and from airports.
The Problem
Airport transfers are expensive, stressful, and often wasteful. You're paying full price for a taxi while dozens of other travelers are heading the same direction at the same time. Meanwhile, empty seats = wasted money and unnecessary emissions.
In a true emergency a natural disaster, a public safety incident, or a personal crisis location sharing transcends convenience. It becomes a critical lifeline.
This demands next-level reliability: ultra-low-bandwidth pings when networks are down, extreme battery preservation modes, and instant, clear status alerts to loved ones. It's the most important feature you hope to never use.
Engineering for this level of dependable performance in worst-case scenarios is a fundamental responsibility we take seriously at Number Tracker.
I m currently building an early-stage AI voice-based coaching app called Thimin. It s very much a work in progress, and at this stage we re not selling anything, we re purely focused on learning.
The idea is simple: give people a non-judgmental AI thinking partner they can talk to freely about their goals, challenges, and decisions. Over time, those conversations are meant to turn into personalized insights and structured growth plans, based on what the user actually shares , not generic advice.
Right now, the app only supports voice-to-voice conversations with transcripts, and that s intentional. We want to first understand whether the core experience (talking to Themin) feels useful, natural, and worth coming back to.
Most NFT marketplaces look powerful but feel intimidating. Wallet jargon, gas fees, confusing mint flows, and crowded listings often create friction before a user even completes their first action. For experienced Web3 users, this complexity is manageable. For everyone else, it becomes a barrier.
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