We re building @WardenIQ, a free and open-source testing intelligence platform designed specifically for QA teams.
Testing information is usually scattered across requirements, Jira tickets, Confluence pages, repositories, test cases, automation reports, and spreadsheets. This makes it difficult to quickly understand what changed, what needs to be tested, and where important gaps remain.
@WardenIQ brings these workflows into one place and helps teams:
Generate structured test cases with AI
Create test plans and manage test cycles
Analyze code changes from a QA perspective
Review manual and automation test coverage
Identify missing or under-tested areas
Build mind maps to understand features and testing flows visually
Reuse common testing steps through the Step Library
Connect Jira, Confluence, and repositories
Choose their preferred AI provider and model using BYOK
I just launched Tolop - a curated library that rates and ranks AI coding tools based on their free tiers.
The problem: There are 100+ AI coding tools out there. Most have "free tiers" but they're wildly different - some are genuinely useful, others are just demos. I got tired of signing up for tools only to hit limits after 10 minutes.
Quick follow-up to my intro post here. I'm Ryan, still building Retic solo, and I finally have something better than a screenshot to show.
The whole pitch for Retic has been "check a task, and the goal above it moves on its own." Until now I'd only described that in text. Attached is the actual UI: check the one task left under a goal, and it jumps straight to 100% and gets marked achieved, in the same tree you manage everything else in.
ClientRoom is a client portal for freelancers and creatives. You get a dashboard to manage all your clients they get a private room with a single link, no account or password required.
From the room, clients can view files you've shared, track project milestones, send messages, and pay invoices. Everything in one place instead of scattered across email, Dropbox, and Venmo.
Hello friends! I wanted to spread the word that Stacktora.com is in full-swing with a few early adopters and we have recently onboarded our first paying customer! For myself, the founder and a builder, I am ecstatic that someone out there said, with money, that Stacktora is a tool that builders will use. I invite you to come check us out. We made the platform to be used for free but features like Push-to-GitHub and adding team members to workspaces is available on a paid Pro plan. Visit us at Stacktora.com B
