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Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2024-11-30. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!
Summary of Today's Content
Today, various makers showcased their innovative projects on Hacker News. Highlights include Framonial, a testimonial platform built with Framer; ReceiptiX, a mobile expense tracker using Google Document AI and Claude 3; and FastMCP, a Pythonic framework for building Model Context Protocol servers. Other notable projects are Letmecheckyour.site, an AI tool for content audits; and SurveyMoji, a tool for real-time feedback. Additionally, tools like Octarine for markdown-based note-taking and Weblink for P2P file sharing were also shared. Each project offers unique solutions for everyday challenges in technology and communication.
1. Show HN: Framonial – A Testimonial Platform Built with Framer
Author: Kayodedcreative
Description: Hello, Hacker News.
My name is Kayode, and I’ve been working on Framonial, a platform built entirely with Framer to help users effortlessly collect, manage, and display testimonials.
The idea came from my own experience using Framer, where I found it difficult to integrate testimonial management directly into projects. Existing solutions often felt disconnected from the Framer workflow. Framonial is designed to bridge that gap and provide a solution tailored for the Framer community.
What Makes It Unique:
Built with Framer: The entire platform leverages Framer's capabilities, ensuring seamless user integration. Tag-based Organization: Easily filter and manage testimonials with tags instead of relying on multiple projects. Prebuilt Components: Collect and display testimonials directly in your Framer projects without additional tools. Dashboard for Management: Track, filter, and export testimonials with a user-friendly interface. Scalable Plans: A free tier for small-scale users and pro plans for unlimited scaling. Who It’s For: Framer designers, startups, and businesses looking for an easy way to manage and display social proof in their projects.
This is my first micro-SaaS built with Framer, and I’d love feedback from the Hacker News community. Whether you’re a maker or a Framer user, your insights on the features, design, or overall concept would be valuable.
Learn more here: https://framonial.com
Thank you for your time.
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
2. Show HN: Built a an Expense Tracker with Google Document AI and Claude 3 Haiku
URL: https://receiptix.app.link/get
Author: BrainQuanta
Description: Hi!
More than 20-year backend dev here, trying to dive into mobile development and LLMs :-)
I’ve always wanted to explore practical use cases for LLMs and I came up with ReceiptiX. It's a simple expense tracking mobile app. I'm trying to design it to be different from other complex budgeting apps by focusing on simplicity. The main idea is to minimize manual input involved in expense tracking.
Main features:
- Receipt scanning (this is where I started from)
- Voice input
- Telegram integration (you can send your expenses to a bot)
The app is built with Flutter and Firebase. I use Google Document AI for OCR and then send the extracted text to Claude 3 Haiku for parsing and categorization. This is cheaper than giving an LLM an image as is.
Right now I’m struggling a lot with traction. ASO is a nightmare :-) I think the niche I chose is very saturated, which was probably my biggest mistake. Still I want to keep going :-)
Please try the app. It’s free for the first 5 receipts. You can even delete old receipts to stay under the 5-receipt limit and use the app for free indefinitely :-)
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
3. Show HN: FastMCP – A Pythonic way to build Model Context Protocol servers
URL: https://github.com/jlowin/fastmcp
Author: jlowin
Description: Hi HN --
Since Anthropic announced the Model Context Protocol (MCP) last week [1], I've been excited about giving Claude new capabilities through my custom servers. But while MCP is powerful, implementing the protocol correctly requires a lot of low-level boilerplate code. I found myself wanting something like FastAPI - a high-level framework that would let me focus on building features, not servers.
After some hacking, I'm sharing FastMCP: a Pythonic framework for building MCP servers. FastMCP uses decorators to transform normal functions into MCP tools, resources, templates, and prompts, handling all the protocol and server complexity so you can focus and iterate quickly.
This is a young project that didn't exist 24 hours ago, but it's ready for some kicking so I'd welcome any thoughts!
[1] HN Link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42237424
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
4. Show HN: Letmecheckyour.site – AI tool to audit your content and provide tips
URL: https://letmecheckyour.site
Author: nirvanist
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 4 comments
5. Show HN: Sagaweave – AI storytelling app for non-writers
Author: ennisord
Description: Hi HN,
I’ve just launched Sagaweave, an AI-powered storytelling app to help individuals create their own fiction. It uses Hermes to help craft engaging stories and improve creative writing. Very early stages.
[Link to project](https://sagaweave.com)
Features:
- AI-assisted story generation
- Uncensored storytelling (optional)
I’d love to hear your thoughts. Do any of you use non-AI writing apps (like Wattpad)? What could get you to switch over? Thanks!
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
6. Show HN: Parse, Resolve, and Dereference OpenAPI Schema $Ref Pointers for LLM's
URL: https://github.com/devflowinc/openapi-schema-ref-parser
Author: skeptrune
Description: The standard way of dealing with OpenAPI specs in JS is json-schema-ref-parser[1], but it's no longer being actively maintained (strongly recommend reading Phil Sturgeon's post on that[2]). Therefore, we made this little package showing an alternative way of parsing an OpenAPI spec in JS.
OpenAPI specs are somewhat more valuable now with LLMs, so I'm hoping this is useful to some folks out there struggling with json-schema-ref-parser.
[1]: https://github.com/APIDevTools/json-schema-ref-parser
[2]: https://philsturgeon.com/bundling-openapi-with-javascript/
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
7. Show HN: Digital Sales Rooms That Wow
URL: https://www.closepod.com/
Author: ICodeSometimes
Description: Happy to answer any questions!
Popularity: 5 points | 4 comments
8. Show HN: Bookmarklet to create text fragment anchor links in Firefox
URL: https://www.curiositry.com/text-fragment-linker/
Author: Curiositry
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
9. Show HN: DailyPings – Like HN, but for maker's daily progress
Author: drdruide
Description: DailyPings (https://dailypings.com) is a HN-inspired platform where makers share their daily progress.
Key features:
- Three posts per day limit to encourage quality updates
- HN-style upvote system
- No comments, just pure progress sharing
- Email verification
Tech stack:
- Next.js 15 App Router
- TypeScript
- Prisma ORM
- PostgreSQL
- NextAuth.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Geist Mono font
- Deployed on Coolify
The idea came from wanting a distraction-free space for makers to share their daily progress, similar to how HN works for tech news. The three posts per day limit is intentional - it encourages users to share their most meaningful updates rather than constant micro-updates.
I'd love to get feedback from the HN community, especially on:
- The minimalist approach
- The daily post limit concept
- Future features you'd like to see
This is my first Show HN. The platform is live and ready for users.
Popularity: 5 points | 2 comments
10. Show HN: Tracking Deno 2's compatibility with Node daily
URL: https://ffmathy.github.io/is-deno-compatible-yet/
Author: ffMathy
Description: I made this as a hackathon project. The code is open source. It looks at the current state of Node's test suite via Deno 2, giving an accurate measure of Node compatibility.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
11. Show HN: Outperforming cuBLAS on H100
URL: https://cudaforfun.substack.com/p/outperforming-cublas-on-h100-a-worklog
Author: omegablues
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
12. Show HN: ChatGPT-Like Tool for GA4 Analytics
URL: https://www.itsverve.com/
Author: elliottlovell88
Description: Hey HN,
I got tired of wrestling with GA4’s interface every time I wanted to pull some data. It felt like way too much effort for basic insights, so I built a tool where you just connect your GA4 account and ask questions in plain English.
You can say stuff like, “What were my top landing pages last week?” or “Split by country”, etc. and it’ll write an API request to GA4 to pull the right data and make a chart/table for csv download where you can then merge with other data sources and get more interesting insights. If it’s a bit off, you can edit the chart/table manually.
I know Google’s working on integrating AI like Gemini into GA4, but for now, it doesn't exist and I want something to fix it. I’m also thinking of adding other data sources down the line if that’d be useful (open to suggestions!)
It’s still early days, so I’d love any feedback: Does it help? What’s missing? Any other tools you’ve found that solve this problem better?
Popularity: 3 points | 4 comments
13. Show HN: Share/Edit Dataframes with Nontechnical Contributors
URL: https://github.com/RohanAdwankar/share-df
Author: RohanAdwankar
Description: I created a python package that allows you to generate temporary shareable links to a web-editor for your pandas dataframe.
This is for the common scenario where I need to collaborate with nontechnical contributors, they want to make quick edits, and I want to save time by not having to export the df to a different file and import it again (and deal with whatever issues happen in this formatting and reformatting process).
Running df = pandaBear(df) will generate the free ngrok link from your token in the .env, prompt you for a gmail to authorize access, and then when the person you shared it with finishes editing using the web editor you will have the updated df.
Feel free to check out the demos on the GitHub linked!
P.S. This is my first python package and if people are interested in it I would love to make upgrades to the UI and how it handles large dataframes so please don't hesitate to provide feedback and feature requests!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
14. Show HN: Shopless – Your Startup's Digital Growth Partner
URL: https://shopless.solutions
Author: Mohamed_zakarya
Description:
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
15. Show HN: Open-source private home security camera system (end-to-end encryption)
URL: https://github.com/privastead/privastead
Author: arrdalan
Description: I needed a security camera inside my house, one that would send motion notifications to my smartphone and would allow me to livestream remotely. However, I could not find one that I could trust due to privacy concerns. Many of them upload the plaintext of videos to their servers and none is fully open-source as far as I know. Therefore, I decided to use my spare time to build one from scratch. Called Privastead (as in Private Homestead), it uses OpenMLS for end-to-end encryption (between the camera local hub and the smartphone) and is mostly implemented in Rust (except for part of the Android app that is implemented in Kotlin). The system is functional now and I've been using it in my own house for the past couple of weeks.
Based on some of the discussions I've seen online, it seems like there are other users who are also concerned with the privacy implications of home security cameras. Therefore, I decided to open source my solution for everyone to use. If you need a privacy-preserving home security camera, please give it a try and provide feedback. Note that trying out the system requires you to have a supported IP camera, a local machine connected to the IP camera, a server, and an Android smartphone. I have put together detailed instructions on setting up the system, which I hope makes it easier for others to get the system up and running.
In addition, consider contributing to the project. The prototype currently has a lot of limitations: mainly that it has only been tested with one IP camera, only allows the use of one camera, and only supports Android. I'll continue to improve the prototype as time permits, but progress will be much faster if there are other contributors as well.
Popularity: 247 points | 77 comments
16. Show HN: Cassie.fm – Uptime monitoring service with a pretty good free tier
URL: https://cassie.fm/api-management/list
Author: durch
Description: Hi HN,
I've just redesigned a landing page for Cassie.fm (cassi.fm). An uptime monitoring service I built, its got a pretty awesome free tier, and I would love if I could get some feedback and hopefully pick up a few users :)
Why?
I run a tiny software shop, and bulk of our work consists of integrating our products (field service management app) on top of various ERPs (local and ancient for the most part). These ERPs often have APIs tacked on as a afterthought. These go down very often. If the API we integrate with goes down, it looks bad for us since our product does not work, so in order to drive accountability and transparency I hacked together an API monitoring solution. I wanted something that:
- Scales as we add more monitors: Pay only for what you use. No subscriptions. (We're actually paying for our own credits, its a bit weird with accounting but it forced me to do a proper Stripe integration.)
- Real-time alerts, sms, email and webhooks, so that we can keep everyone in the loop including our user facing apps.
- Simple, transparent pricing. I might decide to market this to our existing clients, and most pricing these days is garbage.
What’s Next?
I'm building this to solve a specific business problem for my shop. I like to be driven by actual users, so as adoption grows so will the feature set. Some things I'm considering are analytics, and customisable alerts, response structure checks and schema validation.
Get Started
Sign Up - https://cassie.fm/account/register. You get free 1600 credits daily, no strings attached. Thats enough to run one monitor every minute, two monitors every two minutes or even 20 monitors every 20 minutes ;).
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
17. Show HN: wazero compiler ported to 4 new OSes
URL: https://github.com/tetratelabs/wazero/releases/tag/v1.8.2
Author: ncruces
Description: Release 1.8.2 of wazero, the zero dependency WebAssembly runtime for Go, brings the amd64 compiler to 4 new OSes: NetBSD, DragonFly BSD, illumos and Solaris.
The compiler also supports Linux, FreeBSD, macOS and Windows, on amd64 and arm64.
This didn't require any changes to the compiler, just enabling it after setting up tests to validate that it already worked.
Now the HN hook: noticeably absent is OpenBSD, which I failed to get working, even after taking W^X into account (we already had that for arm64 on macOS).
If you wanna help, please drop us a note!
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
18. Show HN: Noema a declarative AI programming Lib
URL: #
Author: alban_p
Description: Hi there!
In my spare time, I built Noema, a declarative AI programming approach that makes it easy to interleave Python and LLM (Large Language Model) generations.
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/AlbanPerli/Noema-Declarative-AI
In a nutshell: Noema enables prompt programming using Python.
The longer story: For humans: Noema generates a kind of ReAct prompting that interfaces seamlessly with Python. It allows you to express algorithms as a combination of semantic reasoning (from the LLM) and classical algorithmic logic. The goal is to provide a new way to think about programming—merging traditional code with the flexibility and power of AI. (Whether this approach proves practical or not is still an open question!)
For LLMs: Noema could potentially serve as the foundation for a language tailored to LLMs. These algorithms act as a description of thought processes, which LLMs could generate, execute, and then critique to iteratively refine their outputs (i.e. thinking path)
I’m looking forward to feedback, ideas, or discussions—any input is welcome! :)
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
19. Show HN: Made this game in 5 minutes–but is it the best use of my creation tool?
URL: https://54fqyyntzokb.trickle.host/
Author: jarodxu
Description: I’m working on a creative tool that made it possible for me to build this game in just 5 minutes. It's a powerful tool, but I’m at a crossroads now—with only a month of runway left.
There are already some amazing tools in this space, like Bolt and Lovable. Should I add a paid plan and compete with them directly? Or would it make more sense to focus on a fresh angle or niche for this tool?
I’d really appreciate any advice or feedback. Also, feel free to check out the tool behind the game—it’s free to try, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.
Popularity: 4 points | 1 comments
20. Show HN: Using VLLMs for RAG – skip the fragile OCR
URL: https://github.com/tjmlabs/ColiVara
Author: jonathan-adly
Description: Hi HN
We wanted to show Colivara! It is a suite of services that allows you to store, search, and retrieve documents based on their visual embeddings and understanding.
ColiVara has state of the art retrieval performance on both text and visual documents, offering superior multimodal understanding and control.
It is a api-first implementation of the ColPali paper using ColQwen2 as the vLLM model. It works exactly like RAG from the end-user standpoint - but using vision models instead of chunking and text-processing for documents. No OCR, no text extraction, no broken tables, or missing images. What you see, is what you get.
On evals - it outperformed OCR + BM25 by 33%. It is also much better than captioning + BM25 by a similar amount.
Unlike traditional OCR(caption)/chunk/embed pipelines with Cosine similarity - where there are lots of fragility. ColiVara embeds documents at the page level and uses ColBert-style maxsim calculations. These are computationally demanding, but are much better at retrieval tasks. You can read about our benchmarking here: https://blog.colivara.com/from-cosine-to-dot-benchmarking-si...
Looking forward to hearing your feedback.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
21. Show HN: Cord – a tiny expression interpreter (calculator) in Rust
URL: https://github.com/shhivv/cord
Author: sxhivs
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
22. Show HN: LatComp – Compress your image into a small and reversible format
URL: https://huggingface.co/spaces/decodingchris/LatComp
Author: decodingchris
Description: While taking the fast.ai course, I was learning about Variational Autoencoders (VAE) and began to wonder:
Is it possible to represent the latent space as an image, and then reconstruct the original image from that representation?
Well, here's the answer.
Popularity: 4 points | 2 comments
23. Show HN: Workshop of the Elves – Secret Santa Generator
URL: https://workshop-of-the-elves.vercel.app/
Author: abishekvenkat
Description: Assigns Secret Santas!
Enter participants manually or through text or excel. Export them via text or excel.
Source code: https://github.com/abishekvenkat/workshop-of-the-elves
I would appreciate ideas or feedback. Thanks!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
24. Show HN: Minesweeper-XP – The classic game (with XP/98 GUI) on macOS and more
URL: https://github.com/AkshayKalose/Minesweeper-XP
Author: akshaykalose
Description: I made this fun app to showcase the possibility of fully custom GUIs on macOS. You can play the classic Minesweeper game with Windows XP (or 98) title bar and style on macOS. It should also work for Windows and Linux!
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
25. Show HN: Self-hosted gateway to access LLMs, Ollama, ComfyUI and FFmpeg servers
URL: https://openai.servicestack.net
Author: mythz
Description:
Popularity: 9 points | 0 comments
26. Show HN: My First Next.js Side Project – Duhlingo
URL: https://www.duhlingo.com/
Author: iamyatin
Description: Hi HN!
I just built my first side project with Next.js—a jokes website packed with quirky humor and playful quizzes. It’s been a great learning experience, and I’d love for you to check it out!
Here’s the link: https://www.duhlingo.com/
I’m still improving it, so any feedback on the jokes, design, or performance would mean a lot. Thanks for taking a look, and I hope it gives you a laugh!
Popularity: 2 points | 2 comments
27. Show HN: A P2P Web App for Chat, File Transfer, and Video Calls
URL: https://github.com/99percentpeople/weblink
Author: 99precentpeople
Description: I’d like to share a open source project I’ve been working on: Weblink, a pure web-based file transfer and chat application built on WebRTC. No downloads or installations are needed—everything works directly in your browser.
Key features include:
- Works seamlessly as a PWA for sharing files/text through the system
- File synchronization and resuming interrupted transfers
- Video calling
- Clipboard and folder transfer (folders are auto-compressed)
Weblink uses a serverless P2P architecture, supporting multiple backends like Firebase and self-hosted WebSocket, and ensures signaling privacy with end-to-end encryption. It’s deployed on Vercel and using Firebase can be accessed here: https://web1ink.vercel.app.
Another example of using websocket can be found at https://webl.ink
Would love your thoughts and feedback!
Popularity: 9 points | 4 comments
28. Show HN: I built FluenAI to overcome my communication hurdles
Author: Equanral
Description: Over the past six months, I've been obsessively building FluenAI as a side project, a communication coaching tool that's essentially a personal communication skill multiplier. As someone who's spent years struggling to articulate ideas effectively in both professional and personal settings, I knew there had to be a better way.
The Technology:
To bring FluenAI to life, I integrated several AI technologies that essentially simulate a user's language processing model:
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG): By modeling user transcripts as vector embeddings, FluenAI retrieves relevant context to deliver precise recommendations.
- Large Language Models (LLMs): Utilizing models, FluenAI generates tailored insights based on individual speech patterns.
- Speech-to-Text Transcription: Advanced speech recognition ensures accurate transcription of spoken words for thorough analysis.
Beyond analysis, it generates personalized learning topics and resources to systematically level up your communication skills.
My friends and I have been our own guinea pigs throughout development, and the results have been nothing short of transformative. Presentations have become crisper, meetings more impactful, and my overall communication confidence has skyrocketed.
I’ve put together a short promotional video showcasing FluenAI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig9-25QcitM
And a more detailed video of how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMvlU-ABpSQ
Whether you're an engineer, a startuo founder or someone passionate about communication optimization, I'd love your thoughts and feedback.
Popularity: 1 points | 3 comments
29. Show HN: PlayroomKit – Multiplayer Library for Unity Web
URL: https://github.com/playroomkit/unity
Author: bazaz
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
30. Show HN: ElasticSale – Django app for "next order coupons" in retail
URL: https://github.com/dradicchi/django-next-sale-coupon-campaigns
Author: dcvr
Description: Hey HN! I would like to share ElasticSale (ES), a micro-SaaS project designed to support loyalty programs for small retail businesses. ES uses “next order discount coupons” campaigns to drive new unspected sales. It includes a simple web app where store owners can create and configure campaigns, register new sales, and issue/manage coupons. Coupons are delivered via SMS using AWS SNS.
As an incidental programmer, I decided to dive into Django to build this minimum viable product (MVP), while simultaneously learning the framework. It’s been a fun and rewarding journey!
Now, I’m looking for some guinea pigs—I mean, small retail businesses—who’d like to test it out and provide feedback.
The ElasticSale is ready to deployed on Platform.sh (there is a YAML file), and the code is open-sourced under the MIT License. Feel free to test it, use it, or contribute!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
31. Show HN: AI Storyteller
URL: https://www.ai-storyteller.org/
Author: koreankid227
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
32. Show HN: I built an AI tool for judging people. Useful if you are neurodivergent
Author: divyanthj
Description: I have always struggled with gauging and trusting people, especially the ones I newly meet. It's especially hard when I meet them at work. "Should I be funny or be careful with my jokes?" "Should I pass on this guy for the hiring manager?". So I created a tool where based on your everyday thoughts about this person, AI will rate this person's different skills and attributes (that you define).
Perfect neurodivergents like me!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
33. Show HN: Lossless compressor that can shrink llama3 to 68%
URL: https://github.com/nadavrot/legday
Author: ballslabs90
Description:
Popularity: 5 points | 0 comments
34. Show HN: SurveyMoji – An easy way to get realtime feedback with a link/QR code
Author: zoidb
Description: Hi HN - I've been working on this site on and off for awhile. It started out as a personal tool and fun thing to hack on in my spare time. I recently added some UI improvements and a landing page and thought maybe it would be nice for other people to use as well.
The idea was to create the fastest/easiest way to share a link to collect realtime feedback from a person's phone during a presentation or video call.
Would love to hear any feedback, especially on UI design as it is the first time I've tried to create something that has a modern SaaS look to it.
Built with go/htmx/alpinejs
Popularity: 15 points | 5 comments
35. Show HN: Clone yourself using Twitter profile
Author: kodjima33
Description:
Popularity: 9 points | 0 comments
36. Show HN: I'm collecting great newsletter and email examples
URL: https://exampleemails.com/
Author: jackculpan
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
37. Show HN: Private Markdown-based note taking
URL: https://octarine.app
Author: rajatkulk
Description: I wanted to share a note-taking app I've been working on for the past 1.5 years called Octarine - https://octarine.app/ It's designed to help you stay organized without all the bells and whistles that can sometimes make note-taking feel overwhelming.
Lots of similarities with Obsidian, but here’s a quick rundown of the features
- All notes are stored locally as markdown
- Fast and lightweight. Weighs in at less than 10MB, and is blazing fast due to Rust usage.
- Dedicated Daily Desk for taking notes in a calendar date fashion.
- Wikilinks, Graph and a Powerful search
- Cmd + K bar for doing almost everything in the app.
- NLP date parsing for going to a date quickly or attaching a daily note to a note.
- Templates, Nested Tagging, Drag and Drop attachments
- Multiple Workspaces with their own distinct settings
- Heavy keyboard accessible.
- One click setup to backup via Git to Github/Gitlab
- Opinionated design and focus on a specific scope rather than build you own via plugins
Also just recently launched a 1-time license purchase that gives access to additional features. Licensing works on a early access basis where you pay less to support the app right now with less additional features, but as new features get added in, the cost will go up, but not for people that have already purchased (similar to how Steam does Early Access games) — https://octarine.app/pricing
Pro Features available right now are:
- 13 new themes!
- Access to Ask Assistant with OpenAI to quickly help gpt write/rewrite/improve your writing.
Is available on Mac and Linux at the moment, with Windows looking like an End of Year release, and mobile apps after that! Give it a go at https://octarine.app/releases
Some pro features that are on the way are:
- Dedicated Task management with Kanban boards, Calendar.
- Exporting notes to PDF, JPG, Text formats.
- A global spotlight like Quick Note capture
- Automation steps.
- Github PRs and Linear Integration for tasks.
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Popularity: 5 points | 1 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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