So, for over a year I've started using AI to develop certain projects. But now, after one year, I've managed to make not one, but two projects. One is for my heart, and the other for the community. https://dalexor.com . If you click on it, you will see two pages. The most recent is DalexorFS. I made it because I wanted to help people who want to start making SaaS products. It helps them find good things to implement in their product, using ai and analyzer functions, they can understand what people want from a certain domain.
We built Powerdrill AI because we believe data analysis should feel like having a conversation not a chore.
At one point, we were in the same spot as many others: we had tons of data but no time (or skills) to sift through spreadsheets, write formulas, or build dashboards. What we really needed was someone who could just look at the data and tell us what mattered.
We re working on something fun called KiwiiApp a mobile app that lets users scratch a digital card once a day at 8 PM to win rewards, deals, and surprises from real brands.
No spam, no clutter just one brand per day, one card, one moment of excitement. We re currently in demo mode and gathering feedback from early users.
I just launched a fun side project called DropSnap (https://dropsnap.link) it lets people anonymously send you photos (memes, throwbacks, fashion tips, roasts, confessions, you name it). I wanted something more visual and fun than all the anonymous text apps out there... so I built it!
No app needed to send. Just a link. Perfect for creators and IG/TikTok trends.
Example use cases: Someone drops a photo of you from a night you don t remember A secret admirer sends you style inspo Your friends roast your 2016 haircut Or someone sends a pic that says everything they couldn't Try it here: https://dropsnap.link Would love feedback! Also curious: What s the wildest thing someone could anonymously send you in a photo?
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About few months ago, I did beta release of triagz.com here. Triagz is a natural language based security research platform that can be used to perform endpoint research and threat hunting from a single unified platform. It turns any endpoint into an agentic research surface for deeper investigation and analysis. I build triagz with a vision to develop something like a cursor for security researchers. Recently, I have moved triagz out of beta and is now having paid monthly plan. Since last release it's evolved a lot in terms of performance, features and multiple 3rd party integration.
If you d be willing to play with the platform and share feedback as a pilot user, I can hook you up with one month of free premium access. Just drop a comment or DM, I want to hear where to improve and what's working well. Even if you don t want long-term access, I d be very happy to hear any first impressions in the comments
I ve been working on a project called Nack, and I wanted to share it with fellow creators who are struggling with low-quality texture generation.
The Problem: Most modern mobile scanners and generators rely on AI. While it looks cool at first glance, it often "hallucinates" details, creating blurry normal maps and physically incorrect geometry.
The Solution: I decided to go back to the roots. Nack uses a deterministic Shape from Shading (SfS) algorithm. No AI, no cloud servers, 100% offline. It extracts high-frequency details (pores, fabric weaves, stone grains) from a single smartphone photo in just 4-10 seconds.
