Happened to me - My coding agent said it was 'done' and the code should run now, and then I discovered it was still 500-ing. This code blindness caused by agents needs to be tackled without spending 4 to 5 hours reviewing the code ( Why would I use AI if I wanted to spend hours glued to the screen anyway!), and please don't even get me started on the 'evil-dead' code. so We made VinVAI - an IDE plugin that is compatible with all coding agents and gives them visibility into the runtime of the code. https://vinv.ai/ Upvote if you like: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
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Hi all. I'm the maker of Waqtazan ( ). Most prayer time apps use one formula for every country. That's wrong. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan they all follow different official rules.
So I built each country's page to match its real method. I checked it against real government and mosque sources, not guesses.
Things got busier on my end. I took on a bigger role at work a few weeks back, so the coding time is even thinner than the two-kids-and-a-full-time-job routine I wrote about here before. Still chipping away on the commute, one screen at a time.
One of the things I enjoy most while building VertoX is seeing the technology improve week by week.
Patrick Lumban Tobing, our AI/ML Engineer, recently integrated Qwen3-TTS Streaming into our Streaming Speech Translation framework, and honestly, it s exciting to watch everything slowly come together.
Lower latency. More natural voice output. Better real-time multilingual communication.
There s still a lot to improve, but seeing the system evolve like this is a great feeling.
Every notes app I tried had the same shape: a list on the left, a note on the right. And every one of them slowly became a filing job folders to maintain, notes to name, a structure to keep tidy before I could write anything.Hejour has no sidebar and no note list. There's one page per day. Today is always the page you land on. If something belongs to Thursday, you type @ and write a section for Thursday it shows up on both days.The thing I didn't expect: without a list, there's nothing to organise, so there's nothing to fall behind on. Two weeks of not writing leaves no mess.What's the one feature you'd remove from the notes app you use now? I'm genuinely collecting answers.
The launch of FolderIQ didn't go that well. But I am convinced it has potential to help many people deal with messy directories with the use of virtual views and tags on individual files.
I recently built Clariola, a tool that helps businesses run SEO audits. I initially targeted small and medium-sized businesses, but I m finding it difficult to reach and convert them.
This made me realize that many business owners may not actively look for SEO tools or fully understand the problem they solve. I m now considering targeting agencies and freelancers who manage SEO or marketing for multiple clients.
For those building SaaS products: how did you validate your target market before building? Do agencies and freelancers usually pay for tools like this, or would they expect a different workflow?
