I play across Steam, Epic, GOG, and Game Pass, plus an emulation setup, and my "library" was really five separate launchers and a folder of ROMs I'd never bothered to organize. I wanted one place that showed everything I own and made actually playing it feel like it counted for something.
So I built GameSave (Windows, .NET/WPF). What it does today:
Pulls your Steam / Epic / GOG / Xbox libraries into one view
Tracks your play time for every game
Imports a retro/ROM collection and auto-fills box art + metadata by file hash no manual scraping, and it sets up RetroArch for you
Automatically backs up your save files so you don't lose progress
Stats, achievements, and global leaderboards across your whole library think Gamerscore, but for everything you play instead of one platform
An in-app economy with credits you earn for actually playing your games and a store to spend them to unlock features
A backlog manager that incentivizes you to finish the games you own instead of buying more
Global leaderboards where you and your games compete against others
Fully translated/localized in 40 languages
and a lot more
It's free and in open beta. Being honest about the rough edges: it's Windows-only for now, the UI's still getting polished, and the first scan on a big library can take a minute.
When I first started working on Obelion Terminal, I wasn't thinking about which technologies to use or how many features we could squeeze into a trading platform.
I was thinking about the experience.
I'd look at existing charting platforms and notice little things that could be better. Things that might seem insignificant individually, but become frustrating when you're using a platform every single day.
For example, why should someone have to constantly work around UTC when their natural working timezone is different? Why should adding an indicator across multiple charts feel like repetitive work? Why should mobile chart interactions feel like an afterthought?
We build CondorBox (https://condorbox.ai). Instead of a separate subscription for each app, one membership includes every CondorBox app: Chicha Cybersecurity, Qhaway Vision, Condor Cookbook, Yachay and CityFunIndex.
How it works:
Memberships run from $10 to $200 a month. The tiers differ in how many Condor Credits they include each month, not in which apps you can open.
Chicha Cybersecurity, Qhaway Vision and Condor Cookbook all draw on the same credits (Yachay can too), so the credits go wherever you spent your time that month.
I built BrandsElevates to solve a problem I kept seeing: makers spend weeks building a product, then struggle to create launch content for it. Short videos especially take hours.
How it works: you set up your brand profile once (logo, colors, product details), and BrandsElevates generates 30-second reels, carousels and ready-to-post captions for X, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
TaskVoice helps people who work in Telegram turn a quick voice or text message into a reminder without switching apps.
Workflow: send a voice or text task review the recognized task and reminder time confirm receive the reminder in Telegram. You can edit or cancel before creating the task.
It supports Vietnamese, English, and Simplified Chinese. I m continuing to improve the onboarding and real workflow demo. If you use Telegram for client follow-ups, orders, or deadlines, I d love to hear what task you would try first.
Screen Time on iPhone has an "ignore limit" button, and nobody sees when you tap it. friends67 changes who decides.
You set a daily limit per app. When it runs out, the app locks, and getting more time means sending your friends a selfie and a reason. In hardcore mode one of them has to say yes.
It works between iPhone and Android, and one friend is enough. It's free, with unlimited apps.
Our launch goes live at 12:01 AM PT on Saturday. What app would you lock first?
I have been really nervous about doing this, but here we are. So I pondered a long time on the name, the purpose, and the pricing behind what I have developed. Long story short, here it is:
ShopKeeprr - Four business models, one download. You own the code. No license, no catch.
