I've been using Claude Code and Cursor CLI a lot lately and realized I barely touch my keyboard anymore. I just tell the agent what to do and review what it writes. So I thought, why do I need my laptop for this?
The problem is every setup requires SSH keys, VPS config, or a desktop IDE. I wanted to just open a URL on my phone and start building.
I believe collecting user feedback is one of the most important things you can do while building a product. I used to run a B2C app with 100k monthly users a couple years ago, and got so frustrated with existing solutions which were either too complicated or too expensive, that I ended up using a single Google Form. I don't need to tell you how tedious the process of going through all the answers was.
Fast forward to today, I sold that app, and for the last 5 months I've been working on Modu.io , a feedback collection tool that allows businesses and communities to create multiple kinds of feedback modules (suggestions with voting, roadmaps, changelogs, polls, ratings, open questions) and either organize them in a public board, link to them directly, or use them as in-app embeds/popups.
I'm Tharun, a solo founder from NYC. I just launched HelloAria on the iOS App Store it's an AI-powered productivity app that handles reminders, tasks, and calendar all in one place.
Instead of switching between Todoist, Notion, and Calendar, you just tell Aria what you need and it handles the rest. It understands natural language so you can say things like "remind me to follow up with client on Thursday at 2pm" and it just works.
Hi everyone! I am building TalkTopost! First of the 6 projects I'll build and launch this year! It converts raw voice notes to LinkedIn, X and Reddit viral content. It understands your idea and generate engaging social content instantly, eliminating manual typing and design work since it also auto creates stunning visual carousels!
I m building Ziggy an on-screen AI companion that helps you while you browse, based on what you re actually looking at. No tab switching, no copy-pasting into a separate chat.
The goal is simple: make AI feel like a natural part of your browsing, not a separate destination.
Hi everyone I m a product designer based in South Korea.
Together with a team of 8, we ve just launched sou.zip , a travel souvenir discovery service we built as a side project over 6 weeks.
Finding souvenirs has always been harder than it should be. Most information is scattered across blogs or social media posts, and search results usually show only generic, country-representative souvenirs.
I train a lot HIIT, strength, functional fitness and I've tried every interval timer out there. They all have similar problems! Too many screens to set up a workout, clunky UIs you can't read mid-set, or they want you to create an account just to start a timer.
So I built FireTime.
It's a dead simple interval timer where you name each interval, set the duration, hit go. That's it. No account, no onboarding flow, no bloat.
A few things that make it different: Build a full custom workout in seconds Each interval gets its own name and duration "Up Next" preview so you know what's next. Audio + haptic cues so you can put your phone down Pre-built templates for Tabata, EMOM, 5x5 and more Apple Watch app included Dark UI that's actually readable when you're sweating
