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Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2024-11-25. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!
Summary of Today's Content
Today's content features innovative projects including Vocera designed for AI voice agent testing, Postie for simplified SEO workflows, and Flect AI for podcast searching. There's an emphasis on creative tools like an AI-assisted reading app and customizable coloring pages. Project management gets a boost with Table of Elements, while community engagement tools like Voicemail Art and the Bountyboard for coding bounties are showcased. Additional highlights include a personal word search puzzle site, an AI negotiation chatbot to enhance e-commerce, and a unique Chrome extension for automating tasks. Overall, a rich variety of user-driven tech solutions.
1. Show HN: Vocera (YC F24) - Testing and Observability for AI Voice Agents
Author: Sid45
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
2. Show HN: I built our SEO workflow into a simple tool for small dev teams
URL: https://www.getpostie.com/
Author: heyinzyh
Description: After using this SEO content generation workflow for 2 months, I spent a week turning it into a simple tool that's now publicly available.
Postie assists small dev teams create SEO-optimized blog content with minimal effort.
Currently free and offering these features:
- Project-based context awareness: It understands your project's background to maintain accuracy
- Built-in keyword research: Data-driven SEO suggestions
- Human-in-the-loop workflow: Not just AI generation, but proper review/edit cycles
- MDX export: Direct integration with your existing tech stack
- Batch generation: Create multiple posts in parallel
Would love to hear any feedback!
Popularity: 7 points | 6 comments
3. Show HN: Flect AI – The Podcast Search Tool I Wish Existed
URL: https://flectai.com/login
Author: pnadolny
Description: Hey HN! Checkout Flect, a modern AI powered search engine for YouTube podcasts. Describe the content not the keywords.
Flect lets you describe a moment in a podcast and it returns a list of relevant YouTube podcast clips with links to the exact timestamp in the episode. So far I have the top 40 podcasts, 16k episodes, 30k+ hours of content, all searchable by context.
Lex Fridman (3+ years ago) - "one of the things that sucks with podcasts is it's hard to find stuff..." https://flectai.com/link/?id=677d98e4bb1e4ace8a95598df6cefbb...
Background: I love podcasts but I can never find the clips I’m looking for. Podcasts are exploding in popularity but theres no good search tools out there to find what I'm looking for. I feel like I'm in the pre-search engine age of the internet again but for podcasts. I tried a ton of tools out there but was unable to find anything that worked well. All I could find was naive keyword title searches or AI transcript summarization apps. I want to type in the context of what I remember the hosts talking about and I want it to return a list of relevant clips for me to choose from. Sometimes I don’t know the exact keywords, episode, or even podcast itself. I wanted it to link me to the exact clips I’m looking for and allow me to save or share with friends. Why doesnt this already exist? We deserve a better way to search podcast content.
I'm aware this is a common hobby project idea but nobody seems to have actually built an app that works well yet (as far as I could find, please share if it exists!). YouTube seems to be the most popular way to listen/watch podcasts these days plus it's accessible and easy to share links, so I started with that.
You can try out a few suggested searches on the landing page or write your own. Flect currently has capabilities to search with arbitrary text, filter for keywords or podcasts, save clips, share, etc.
I’m building this on the side so its built to be extremely lean and efficient. My tech stack: YouTube transcripts, AWS lambda, dbt and Athena for processing data, OpenAI embeddings small, MyScale for vector DB, supabase for auth and backend, nextjs and FastAPI. I’m working on the AI chat feature, taking search to the next level, allowing you to chat with a podcast, summarize, find relevant content, etc.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback! Thoughts? Suggestions? I'm all ears!
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
4. Show HN: Read classics/philosophy/history with AI
URL: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/bookread-ai/id6737578649
Author: frankt002
Description: I often hear people talking about reading old books that stands the test of time. When I picked them up, it's just so hard for me to get through them. They are hard to really hard to read.
So I made an mobile app where you can read with AI. Select any text/phrase/paragraph, AI will explain in simple terms with the context of the book.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
5. Show HN: Table of Elements – Your strategic advantage in project management
URL: https://www.table-of-elements.io/en/
Author: jplunien
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
6. Show HN: Manage your Bluesky followers and followings – The Blue
Author: hboon
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
7. Show HN: Voicemail Art
URL: #
Author: larryboyko
Description: I recently began putting silly posters up on telephone poles, inviting people to text or call me.
I turned a bunch of the voicemails that I've received over the past few months into a kind of interactive VM artwork, which you can check out -- and contribute to? -- by dialling 778-825-0778.
How it works: I'm using voip.ms, who offer a "digital receptionist" or "interactive voice response" (IVR) feature -- i.e., a phone tree.
I periodically vet the voicemail recordings that are left, then upload them to voip.ms's servers, to be used as the outgoing messages of the phone tree. Twice a day on average I re-randomize the database; i.e., I run a script that, through the API, updates the IVR files' pointers to create a new random order.
What I've learned:
- A bit about programming a phone tree.
- That my neighbors are beautifully fascinating.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
8. Show HN: Custom Coloring Pages from a Prompt
URL: https://colormeai.replit.app
Author: westche2222
Description: built this in a hour with replit!
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
9. Show HN: Terraster – Yet Another Load Balancer
URL: https://github.com/unkn0wn-root/terraster
Author: unkn0wn_root
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
10. Show HN: Jira Sucks. Meet the Product Strategy Tool You Deserve
Author: meet_squad
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
11. Show HN: Wordazzle – A Fun Word Game To Boost Your Verbal Prowess
Author: creature_x
Description: Hello! This was a fun little project to help me explore the OpenAI API space. The questions are generated by GPT 4o and refreshed daily! The project is hosted on CF Pages, with CF Workers as the backend and CF KV Store as the database.
I would love any feedback! Cheers (:
Popularity: 1 points | 2 comments
12. Show HN: Context-aware unit tests assistant
URL: https://testsassistant.com/
Author: adrian-dzieg
Description: What's the problem, and who is this for?
Writing unit tests can be tedious for some developers. Current tools often fall short because they lack context, leading to inaccuracies, especially in languages like C# and Java. My solution is aimed at developers who want to save time, dislike writing unit tests, need to stick to a strict project structure, or don’t have access to tools like Github Copilot and VS Code extensions.
What sets my idea apart from other AI solutions?
My product focuses on understanding the code context better than existing solutions. It aims to generate tests that align with the current test suite, keeping consistency in patterns, naming conventions, and testing approaches, which existing tools struggle with.
Currently as a WebApp, maybe in future as an IDE extension.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
13. Show HN: I built a tool to check if your food is safe for your health
Author: kadiran
Description: Hey guys,
Wondering if a food is safe for you? CheckThe.food offers tailored dietary guidance based on your health conditions. Quick, easy, and AI-powered.
Thanks, If you find this useful (or have any feature requests), please let me know below!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
14. Show HN: Beta release of FluentCMS – Blazor based CMS
URL: https://github.com/fluentcms/FluentCMS
Author: thehadiahmadi
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments
15. Show HN: Jenny – a simple Go-based static site generator
URL: https://github.com/adamkpickering/jenny
Author: adamkpickering
Description: Hi everyone! I want to share jenny, a static site generator I wrote because I found Hugo (and its documentation) difficult to use - infrequent updates to my personal website were more painful than they needed to be. When designing it I tried to hit the sweet spot between ease of use and automation/convenience. I hope that others can get some benefit from it!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
16. Show HN: I made a tool for voice cloning
URL: https://anyvoice.app
Author: sekdek
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 2 comments
17. Show HN: Gemini LLM corrects ASR YouTube transcripts
URL: https://ldenoue.github.io/readabletranscripts/
Author: ldenoue
Description:
Popularity: 133 points | 82 comments
18. Show HN: LazyGraphRAG: Setting a new standard for quality and cost
Author: alexchaomander
Description: This is a big update from the GraphRAG team! Significantly reduces the cost and speeds up indexing for GraphRAG all without much degradation in performance. Check it out!
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
19. Show HN: WeSQL – An Innovative MySQL That Stores All Data on S3
URL: https://github.com/wesql/wesql
Author: west0n
Description:
Popularity: 13 points | 4 comments
20. Show HN: I am Building a Producthunt alternative
URL: https://huntlie.com
Author: heyarviind2
Description:
Popularity: 125 points | 99 comments
21. Show HN: Neon-PostgREST – Build a Supabase-Like API/SDK DevX over Neon
URL: https://github.com/zuplo-samples/neon-postgrest
Author: DataOverload
Description: Hey folks - one thing I find a bit frustrating using non-supabase Postgres providers is the lack of ability to perform DB queries via an SDK/API. I decided to build a quick sample of how to combine PostgREST + Neon to recreate this dev experience.
Popularity: 8 points | 2 comments
22. Show HN: Free SEO AI Content Gap Analysis Tool
URL: https://www.prionow.com/content-gap-analysis-tool/
Author: Cheesy-Cheese
Description: Find out what your articles are missing compared to the best-ranking pages. This might be a new feature to our app. Let us know, if the tool is helpful for you.
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
23. Show HN: Towards Better Spring Support with Cerbos
URL: https://westergaard.site/2024/11/towards-better-spring-support-for-cerbos/
Author: emreb
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
24. Show HN: KeyTik – All in One Automation Tool and Keyboard Remapper with Profiles
URL: https://github.com/Fajar-RahmadJaya/KeyTik
Author: Fajar_Rahmad
Description: Hello Everyone! I start this project a while ago. It's about a all-in-one automation tool such as auto clicker, screen clicker, keyboard remapper and more in a single app. This work using AutoHotkey, so what this project do basically is taking input from user then create an AutoHotkey script from that. The goal is to made a software that can do almost all automation task while also can be used as AutoHotkey script manager.
I made this at first for my personal use like gaming because creating AutoHotkey script every single time i play new game is bit inconvenient. But then it start getting audience so i decided to develop it further. AutoHotkey is powerful script to do this and it make my project lightweight that's why i decided to use it.
Another specialty is use script or remap on specific keyboard or mouse. To do this, i use AutoHotkey wrapper, AutoHotkey Interception by evilC and Interception Driver by oblitum.
I would like to ask opinion and suggestion about this and if you don't mind, help me test it out. While the basic feature i can say it's working perfectly fine, i am still not sure about the assign script on specific device feature. As for now i only test it with my keyboard laptop and my mouse and it work (I only have that to test it). Also i would like to ask whether windows show any warning or not (Untrusted source or false positive) because i use pyinstaller to compile it. I use onedir function so i hope it didn't trigger windows warning. Also does my documentation is clear or it can be improved?
Thank you everyone. I really appreciate your support!
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
25. Show HN: Pong and Epic of Gilgamesh Hosted in a Tweet
URL: https://twitter.com/rafalpast/status/1316836397903474688
Author: rpastuszak
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
26. Show HN: Minimal, customizable new tab for Chrome/Firefox
Author: georg-stone
Description: Hello HN!
Flowtide is a project I have been working on for about 2 months now. It is a customizable new tab page for Firefox or Chrome. By default, it is configured to have a minimal amount of features, but it can be configured to include a clock, to-do list, or even soundscapes.
Install: https://flowtide.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/thingbomb/flowtide
Popularity: 90 points | 64 comments
27. Show HN: Rill – Composable concurrency toolkit for Go
URL: https://github.com/destel/rill
Author: destel
Description:
Popularity: 190 points | 101 comments
28. Show HN: I built an AI chatbot that negotiates prices with website visitors
Author: pauxel
Description: Hey HN,
I’ve been working on SaleSnip, an AI-powered negotiation chatbot that helps websites boost their revenue by enabling customers to haggle for discounts.
The bot engages users during crucial moments - like right before they abandon their cart and offers them personalized deals through a negotiation flow. This approach has been shown to increase conversion rates, recover carts, and even increase average order value with upsells.
I'd love to hear your feedback!
Popularity: 1 points | 2 comments
29. Show HN: It took me 5() months to build a Plausible alternative
URL: #
Author: Avfrosta
Description: After months of using Google Analytics I realized only about 50% of people accepted my cookie-popup. I had months of incorrect data for my website. I started looking for alternatives and eventually found Plausible, which is great (and open-source). Problem is, I didn't feel like paying 9$ a month to see the amount of visitors on a website i didn't even earn anything on, it was just a hobby project.
Eventually I started making my own web analytics. Which actually isn't that hard. It took me about a month of working on my spare time every now and then. Being GDPR compliant basically means to not save any personal identifiers. At first I thought it would be easy since something like a public IP adress can't count as a personal identifier right? I was very wrong.
How it works: When a user visited my website I saved the IP and Header for 24 hours. Then if they visited again I checked the combination of IP and Header against the ones saved in my DB. If they were the same I simply added 1 view to my data. If they weren't the same I added 1 unique daily user and 1 view.
That's in short how it works. A few weeks later I realized if I had this problem then other would also have it. So I started working on Simplytics.dev. I had to do a lot of new stuff and re-build my code from the ground-up twice. Small things like OAuth was completely new to me and took up a lot of time.
But eventually I got here and just launched something that with the knowledge I have today wouldn't even take a third of the time recreating today. It's my first real "Launch" and it feels really good finally creating something AND publishing it. Instead of a montly fee I opted to make it a pay-once service. Right now it's priced at 49$ but I'll see how it works out.
If you got any questions on how it works Id love to answer them.
Popularity: 3 points | 7 comments
30. Show HN: Push button, get sent to a random AI
URL: https://adawg4.github.io/uselessai/
Author: adawg4
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments
31. Show HN: Box-n-Weave.js – 0-dependency text-to-diagramming lib (16kb gzipped)
URL: https://box-n-weave-026ffb.gitlab.io
Author: TiredGuy
Description: I was frustrated with the complexity and size of existing diagram libraries, so I wrote a new one from scratch. Box-N-Weave.js generates box-and-arrow diagrams from text definitions, with a focus on maintainable technical documentation.
Key features:
- Zero dependencies, tiny footprint (16.2kb gzipped vs 745kb for Mermaid.js)
- Clean separation of diagram content, styling, and animations
- Git-friendly text format that can live alongside your code
- Streamlined syntax for common technical diagrams (architecture, flows, state machines, etc.)
- Built-in animation support
Examples: https://box-n-weave-026ffb.gitlab.io/#examples
Repo: https://gitlab.com/andrewfulrich/box-n-weave
I'd love feedback on bugs, the API design, and use cases you'd want to see supported. The goal is to keep it focused on doing one thing well - making it dead simple to maintain box-and-arrow diagrams as code evolves.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
32. Show HN: Bountyboard – open-source coding bounty aggregator
URL: https://bountyboard.btsht.xyz/
Author: 0x41head
Description: Over the past year, I have contributed to multiple open source projects and have earned bounties from a variety of places.
One of my biggest grief during this entire process was how tough it was to locate interesting projects with bounties.
In order to help others find open-source bounties easily, I made https://bountyboard.btsht.xyz
Really excited to hear your feedback/questions and connect further
Thank you!
Popularity: 1 points | 2 comments
33. Show HN: I made a free Chrome extension to run Claude Computer Use
Author: namukang
Description: Hi HN!
I've been building browser automation tools for several years now [0] so when Anthropic came out with Computer Use, I made a Chrome extension to try it out: https://autobrowser.ai
My takeaways from building on Computer Use is that it's unfortunately not yet reliable for real-world usage and is quite expensive ("go to youtube and play a video about orcas" costs around $0.05). But it's certainly a promising look at what the future of automation could look like and is really fun to play with.
This was an experiment so it's free to use with your own API key. Try it out and let me know what you think!
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29254147
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
34. Show HN: Bardsy's Publishability Index: A Standard for Great Stories
URL: https://bardsy.com/stories/pub
Author: a_simm
Description: Storytelling is a wonderful human faculty that challenges generative AI, particularly when it comes to long, original works. One thing missing from these discussions is a rigorous definition of good storytelling, a standard that determines whether one story is better than another. Here, our Publishability Index™ (PI) might be useful. It offers a comprehensive criterion for humans to judge a story's quality. In so doing, it specifies what makes a story not so good, good or great.
The PI is the cornerstone of Bardsy's efforts to help our members write effectively. It was developed as part of a PhD thesis to evaluate creative writing instruction. We use it to judge Bardsy's writing contests and in other formative and summative evaluations.
It also provides a more precise language to give more feedback and to discuss the relative merits of stories. Scientifically speaking, it's an intersubjective criterion designed to increase the reliability and precision of coders' evaluations. We have had good results concerning intercoder reliability thus far.
In looking at the PI, you'll see it organizes the conventional wisdom regarding good storytelling into 23 dimensions - covering seven familiar elements, like character and plot. Use the PI as a checklist to evaluate a story. Start at the top and move down, dimension by dimension. Read the criteria for each, first “good,” then “great,” reflecting on whether or not that criteria is present or absent.
To illustrate, the character backstory dimension calls for characters to have a "past that contributes to their identity" to be considered good. If, after reflection, the author determines that this statement applies, they'd check it. If not, they'd move down to the next dimension. If the author checks "good," they can consider the “great" criterion, defined as "relevant histories that spur individual development and action." If their character lacks such relevant history, they should seriously consider this omission when revising.
When finished, the author (or judge) can tally the goods and greats to identify a story's strengths and also find its weaknesses. There's a tab for notes, too
The PI is intended to be used iteratively, to identify and correct problems with each successive draft until none remain. The name comes from that outcome. Should a story receive 23 greats, we'd consider it to be publishable. More explanation can be found here: https://bardsy.com/forums/blog/the-publishability-indextm-an....
AI seems to have difficulty with this kind of holistic reflection, let alone being able to apply this kind of multi-part standard to creative writing. Our question is whether you would find this useful, either as an adjunct to your own writing or in AI development.
We welcome your thoughts,
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
35. Show HN: Redesigned My Tag-Based Bookmark Manager
URL: https://bookmarkmanager.com/demo
Author: kevinsschmidt
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
36. Show HN: StarSense – Discover Your Developer Personality
Author: valtlfelipe
Description: Hey there!
I'm an aspiring Indie Dev, and I created StarSense because I found it would be a funny way to learn more about AI and put my starred repositories to some good use. With 2k+ starred repositories, I consider myself a heavy user of the feature, but I rarely revisit them. That's what inspired me to develop StarSense.
Enjoy a 30% discount for early adopters.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
37. Show HN: Simple Analytics Tool
URL: https://clogg.ai
Author: pyjka
Description: We've built this analytics tool recently and we would love to share it with you. Any feedback, suggestions will be greatly appreciated !!
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
38. Show HN: MyOllama – Open-Source Mobile Client for Ollama LLMs
URL: https://github.com/bipark/my_ollama_app
Author: rtlink_park
Description: MyOllama is an open-source mobile client that enables interaction with Ollama-based LLMs from your iOS/Android device.
Technical highlights:
- Built with Flutter for cross-platform support
- Supports remote LLM access via IP configuration
- Implements custom prompt engineering capabilities
- Compatible with multiple LLM architectures (Llama, Gemma, Qwen, Mistral)
- Image recognition support for compatible models
- Persistent conversation management
- Localization for English, Korean, and Japanese
Key differentiators:
- No cloud dependencies - runs entirely on your local machine
- Privacy-focused architecture
- Zero subscription fees
- Custom instruction templating
- Streamlined API integration with Ollama backend
The app is available on the App Store and the source code is released under GNU license on GitHub.
GitHub: [https://github.com/bipark/my_ollama_app] App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/my-ollama/id6738298481
Looking for contributors and feedback from the community.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
39. Show HN: Microsoft wants to acquire my unreleased AI Interview platform
URL: https://www.codinginterview.gg/
Author: Yacine75
Description: I built CodingInterview.gg to fix ChatGPT's limitations for FAANG interview prep. The product is ready to launch (voice interviews, IDE, 200+ problems) but I haven't released it yet. Yesterday, I got a message from Microsoft's dev tools team about potential acquisition. Currently testing with beta users in our Discord community. As a solo dev and former dropout, I'm torn between launching or exploring the acquisition.
Tech: Next.js, WebSocket, LLM fine-tuned on real tech interviews.
Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments
40. Show HN: Developer Take-Home Assignment Generator
URL: https://aidevassess.com/tools/take-home-assignment-generator
Author: xakpc
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
41. Show HN: MVPDesignLabs – Transform Ideas into MVPs with AI Integration
URL: https://www.mvpdesignlabs.com/
Author: parastiwaari
Description: Hi HN! Creator here. We built MVPDesignLabs to modernize MVP development using:
Tech Stack:
- Next.js 15.0/TypeScript for performance
- AI integration for smarter development
- Modern deployment with Vercel
Portfolio highlights:
- NutricalAI: AI-powered food tracking
- Medical Bill AI: Healthcare cost analysis
- Twitter AI Reply: Engagement automation
Our focus is on rapid MVP development with modern tech. Looking for feedback on:
- Our AI integration approach
- Tech stack choices
- Development methodology
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
42. Show HN: Secured Env – Utility script to source env variables from 1Password
URL: https://github.com/AlexW00/secured-env
Author: surrTurr
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 2 comments
43. Show HN: GLB2PNG – Screenshot API for GLB/glTF 3D Models
URL: #
Author: tehfonsi
Description: Hey fellow hackers!
I’m the creator of the GLB 2 PNG screenshot API: https://www.flowkit.app/glb2png
I aimed to create a fast and easy-to-use API to create screenshots/renderings of 3D models.
Example: https://www.flowkit.app/s/demo/r/rh:-45,rv:15,s:512/u/https:...
This URL renders a 3D model (specified at the end of the link) with:
- -45° horizontal rotation
- 15° vertical rotation
- 512px size
Feel free to tweak these values in the URL and see the results!
Use cases where this could be valuable:
- Configurators: Generate images or thumbnails for different material variations or add-ons (my background).
- Marketplaces: Automate the rendering process for uploaded 3D files.
- IP Protection: Safeguard your 3D files by displaying only rendered images.
- AI Integration: Combine with APIs like OpenAI’s Vision API to categorize or analyze 3D files.
Thanks for reading! I’d love to hear your feedback or suggestions from the HN community
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
44. Show HN: CentralCSP – A Content-Security-Policy reporting endpoint
Author: thomaspoyeton
Description: We built a new CSP reporting endpoint service because we couldn't find existing solutions that met our specific compliance needs at work. We were frustrated with the lack of a clean and efficient dashboard to visualize and analyze policy violations.
So, we decided to take matters into our own hands and built a solution that leverages modern technologies like Bun, Redis, MongoDB, Next.js, and Laravel with Inertia. This tech stack allows us to optimize report collection and provide a smooth user experience.
To use our service, simply set up a report-uri or report-to endpoint on your website. You'll then receive policy violation reports in our dashboard, enabling you to identify and fix misconfigurations and detect new resources loading on your website.
We're excited to share our project with the community and eager to hear your feedback and suggestions.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
45. Show HN: Use your kindle for always-on TODO lists for max impact
URL: https://www.kindletodo.co
Author: sawyerbilt
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
46. Show HN: Indentation-based syntax for Clojure
URL: https://github.com/ilevd/cwp
Author: ilevd
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
47. Show HN: A personalised word search puzzle for your special someone
Author: anandbaburajan
Description: Hello HN!
I was thinking of gift ideas for my special someone. I wanted to create a personal gift that could be both experienced in the moment and treasured forever. A custom word search puzzle, filled with our special memories, inside jokes, and shared moments — seemed like a great idea. I thought hard to come up with the words, used an online tool to generate the puzzle, and put it on a page I designed on Photoshop.
After seeing my partner's face light up as she discovered each word in that puzzle, I decided to create a delightful app to help others surprise their partners!
Wordamour's features: (1) Easy-to-use word search puzzle maker (2) 25+ questions to help you come up with words (3) Beautiful, high-quality PDF (A4/A5/Letter) download (4) 100% secure (your data is never stored) (5) 100% free (you can buy me a coffee if you like!)
Try out Wordamour and let me know if it brought a smile to your special someone's face! :D
Popularity: 13 points | 1 comments
48. Show HN: Jumping Julia Maze
URL: https://jumpingjuliamaze.onrender.com
Author: thathoo
Description: This is inspired by Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival. https://jrmf.org/
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
Conclusion
Today's Show HN roundup showcases a diverse range of innovative projects. From AI-powered tools to creative coding solutions, these projects reflect the dynamic nature of our tech community. Which project caught your attention the most? Let us know in the comments!
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