I'm Stefan, the independent founder and developer behind Convert2Print.
I've spent a considerable amount of time building a professional artwork-processing engine, and I'm now using that technology to develop something new: Etsy Seller Studio.
The idea is to bring artwork preparation, project management, print sizes, cropping, exports and mockups together in one workspace.
I m working on Fork, from the team behind Pickaxe. It lets you build client websites and give clients controlled AI access to make their own updates.
I d love input from people who build websites for clients: which changes would you feel comfortable letting clients make themselves, and which should always need your approval?
Text, images, new sections, pricing, layout? Where would you draw the line?
Hey everyone I built ScanCook after realizing I spend more time deciding what to cook than actually cooking. You just scan your food and get recipes + calories instantly. Goal: less food waste, faster decisions, healthier eating. Would love your honest feedback what s missing?
Claude Code on your Mac. Codex on your server. You, anywhere.
I m launching Overseer tomorrow, October 22, at 12:01 a.m. Pacific (09:01 CEST). It s a free, open-source app you host yourself to run and follow coding agents across your own computers.
You can approve a command from your phone, see the app being built beside the conversation, and use MCP to let one agent coordinate workers on other machines.
Hi everyone! I m Olga, an illustrator, and with my husband Pavel I run Color4U, a small family studio making free coloring pages.
Kids always get more excited when a page is about them, so we built a little tool: type any name, pick a letter style and a theme, and you get a personalized page to color. There s also a tracing version, so younger kids can practice writing their own name.
Then teachers started asking for something bigger, so now you can paste a whole class list (up to 60 names) and get one PDF with a page for every child.
After getting a visa photo rejected for a slightly uneven shadow and feeling uneasy uploading my biometrics to random cloud tools, I built a local-first alternative.
When drafting commercial invoices, legal contracts, or official financial reports, converting numerical amounts into formal written English text (e.g., "$1,250" to "One Thousand Two Hundred Fifty") is a routine requirement to prevent ambiguity and tampering.
