I ve been obsessed with the tech behind "Invisible" AI copilots (like Cluely or Final Round). They are incredibly useful for interviews and high-stakes meetings, but the $60/month price point felt like a barrier for most people.
I spent the last few months building MindWhisper AI to see if I could create a high-quality alternative that is actually affordable.
The "Stealth" Hook: The hardest part was the overlay. I used a specific Electron configuration so that the UI is visible to you, but if you share your screen on Zoom, Teams, or Meet, the window is completely invisible to everyone else. It s essentially a "private layer" on your monitor.
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Hey everyone! I m exploring an idea and would love your input. As a mobile dev, I ve always found it frustrating to collect feedback from testers and clients during the QA phase. It usually ends up as: Screenshots on WhatsApp Vague messages like it s broken after login Missing context like OS/device, app version, etc. I m working on a lightweight SDK you can drop into any Android/iOS app that lets users: Shake or tap to trigger feedback Auto-capture a screenshot + device info Optionally annotate or record audio Send it directly to Slack, email, or a webhook It s meant for developers and small teams who don t need full-blown analytics or session replay just clear, contextual bug reports from real users. Still early, just collecting feedback before I build more Would you use this? Why or why not?
What s missing? What would make it useful for your workflow? Happy to answer any questions or hear your brutally honest takes.
I m building a SaaS that helps teams move faster from sales to execution. You describe customer requirements AI generates a proposal converts it into a full project plan with tasks, timelines, and assignments.
The problem I m trying to solve: proposals get approved, then teams waste days manually planning and assigning work.
Curious if founders, agencies, or ops teams here would actually use this. What s missing?
I made NeoDLP - A Modern Cross-platform Video/Audio Downloader Desktop App with Browser Integration based on YT-DLP! And it just crossed 35K+ downloads on GitHub!
You can think of it as: The Free 'IDM' for Media Downloads -OR- The 'Seal' for Desktop. If you ever used IDM (on Windows) or Seal (on Android), you will feel right at home...!!
Hey guys, I ve been working on a game idea and I d really appreciate your brutally honest feedback.
The concept is a mobile app that turns real-life hangouts into chaotic, competitive games. You split into teams with your friends, and the app generates wild, unpredictable challenges like: Take a photo with someone named James, Eat a food starting with Z, or Do a cartwheel in a store aisle. You snap photo or video proof to complete them, earn points, and climb a live leaderboard. There s a time limit and difficulty settings to make the challenges more embarrassing, more creative, or intense.
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