Hey, I decided to build FinSim (https://financial-simulator-wine...) because I kept noticing how people make big financial decisions with incomplete context. A raise, moving out, buying a house, paying debt faster, saving more, or switching jobs can all change your financial future a lot, but most people are left doing rough mental math, messy spreadsheets, or asking for advice from people who do not actually know their full situation. So I wanted to build something simpler where you enter your current financial picture once, income, savings, debt, expenses, and goals, which becomes your base plan. And from there, you can explore different decision scenarios, like:
- saving an extra $250/month
- taking a higher-paying job
- moving to a more expensive place - buying a house
We just launched Wallspace here - a native macOS app that lets you use cinematic 4K live wallpapers on your mac and lock screen.
Wallspace started as a small side project after noticing that most wallpaper apps on macOS either felt heavy, outdated, or poorly integrated with the system.
A photographer posts their best shot online. Within hours it's in an AI training dataset or reposted with someone else's name on it. Visible watermarks get removed in seconds. EXIF metadata gets stripped the moment you upload anywhere.
I spent months looking for invisible watermarking that actually survives real-world conditions and found it at Meta FAIR's research lab. AIWatermark is the first platform to bring their PixelSeal, VideoSeal and AudioSeal models out of the lab and into a product anyone can use.
I'm Suman solo founder, just launched Torziva today.
The problem I kept seeing: Online fashion stores lose 20-30% revenue to returns. Not because of bad products because customers can't see how clothes look on THEIR body before buying.
What I built: SASYRO Idea Graph a spatial whiteboard that uses AI to help you visually connect ideas, spot gaps, and autonomously build out knowledge trees. Building this to organize and synthesize information for students, researchers or anyone who prefers mental geometry to long texts.
Instead of just chatting with an AI, you work spatially with it:
Fact/Hypothesis Nodes: Drop your notes, PDFs, and concepts onto an infinite canvas.
AI Bridging: Select two seemingly unrelated ideas, and the AI will suggest the missing link or analogy between them.
Red Team Agent: An AI that runs in the background while you work, flagging logical fallacies or weak evidence in your notes.
Visual AI Symbols: Drag and drop custom icons , edit it's instructions text to run instant AI operations.
Autonomous Auto-Grow: Click a node and watch the AI autonomously build out a branching tree of subtopics and related concepts.
Where I'm at: I'm in early beta and looking for founding users to tell me what works and what doesn't.
