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Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2025-01-21. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!
Summary of Today's Content
Today's Product Highlights
- Product Name: Foqos
- Highlight: An innovative app using NFC tags as physical switches to block distracting apps on phones, combining hardware and software for better focus management.
Quick Summary
- Most Hot Category: AI/ML Tools
- Top Keywords: AI, Open Source, Productivity
- Most Popular Product: Foqos (193 points)
Technology Trends
- AI Integration & Automation
- Privacy-Focused Solutions
- Developer Tools
- Open Source Projects
- Web3/Blockchain
Project Distribution
- AI/ML Tools: 35%
- Developer Tools: 25%
- Productivity Apps: 20%
- Web Applications: 15%
- Others: 5%
Trend Insights
- Strong emphasis on AI-powered solutions across various domains
- Growing focus on privacy-conscious alternatives to mainstream services
- Increased interest in developer productivity tools
- Rise of open-source alternatives to commercial solutions
- Emergence of hybrid solutions combining hardware and software
- Trend toward self-hosted and decentralized applications
- Focus on improving existing workflows rather than creating entirely new paradigms
- Integration of AI capabilities into traditional tools and services
- Emphasis on user privacy and data control
- Movement toward more transparent and ethical tech solutions
The analysis reveals a clear trend toward AI integration while maintaining user privacy and control. There's also a strong push for open-source alternatives to commercial solutions, particularly in developer tools and productivity applications.
Today's Top 10 Trending Products
Top 1. Introducing an innovative app that harnesses NFC technology as a physical switch to effectively block distractions. (Likes: 193, Comments: 99)
Top 2. Printercow: Transform any thermal printer into an API endpoint, enabling seamless integration and automation for your printing needs. (Likes: 129, Comments: 96)
Top 3. Amurex: An innovative open-source AI meeting copilot designed to enhance productivity and streamline collaboration in meetings. (Likes: 87, Comments: 33)
Top 4. Introducing Pica: an open-source, Rust-based AI infrastructure designed for agentic applications, empowering developers to create sophisticated, intelligent systems with robust performance and reliability. (Likes: 62, Comments: 42)
Top 5. Experience intense underwater battles in our browser-based submarine combat game. Dive into strategic gameplay, engage in thrilling naval warfare, and compete against players worldwide—all without needing to download anything. Join the action now! (Likes: 47, Comments: 19)
Top 6. Discover and create your own unique Sudoku experiences with SudokuVariants, featuring a wide range of engaging Sudoku variations to play and construct. Unleash your creativity and challenge your mind with this innovative platform! (Likes: 27, Comments: 13)
Top 7. Discover an innovative platform that offers a unique space for product discovery, where items collaborate rather than compete, fostering a supportive community for creators and users alike. (Likes: 17, Comments: 16)
Top 8. Hold yourself accountable for your gym visits by putting your commitment on the line with a $10 stake. (Likes: 9, Comments: 17)
Top 9. Fixa: An Open Source Python Package for Testing Voice Agents (Likes: 12, Comments: 4)
Top 10. Show HN: Pytest-evals offers a straightforward solution for evaluating LLM applications using pytest, streamlining the testing process and enhancing reliability for developers. (Likes: 12, Comments: 3)
1. Show HN: I made a app that uses NFC as a physical switch to block distractions
Author: awaseem
Description: Hi HN!
Super proud to showcase Foqos! I wanted to create a way to physically block apps on my phone, always had a bunch of NFC tags, combined the 2 together over the holiday break and Foqos was born. You can create profiles, write them to NFC tags and track your weekly focus.
Its completely open source and will always be free! There is an affiliate link in the app for nfc tags and donations are completely optional
Link here: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/foqos/id6736793117
Popularity: 193 points | 99 comments
2. Show HN: Printercow – Turn any thermal printer into an API endpoint
URL: https://www.printercow.com/
Author: lionpixel
Description: I've always been fascinated by thermal printers – there's something magical about seeing text and images materialize on paper in seconds. But I found that working with them programmatically was always a pain. You either had to deal with ancient printer protocols or use clunky vendor-specific SDKs. So I built Printercow (https://printercow.com) – it turns any thermal printer into an HTTP endpoint with just one command.
Technical details:
- Supports any ESC/POS compatible printer (Epson, Star Micronics, etc.)
- Handles paper widths from 58mm to 120mm
- Automatic image dithering and scaling
- Built-in failover protection for high-volume scenarios
Don't have a printer yet but want to try it out? I've got you covered! When you sign-up you get 300 free prints and you can watch your creations come to life on my printer via Twitch live stream (https://twitch.tv/printercow). Perfect for testing your integration before committing to hardware.
I'm particularly excited about the AI integration possibilities. Instead of yet another chat interface, you can have AI generate content that exists in the physical world – artwork, poems, todo lists, custom receipts, etc.
Would love to hear your thoughts, feature requests, or creative use cases you can think of! Also happy to answer any technical questions about the implementation.
Popularity: 129 points | 96 comments
3. Show HN: Amurex – An open source AI meeting copilot
URL: https://sansyrox.github.io/amurex_ce/
Author: jtswole
Description:
Popularity: 87 points | 33 comments
4. Show HN: Pica – Rust-based agentic AI infrastructure (open-source)
Author: moekatib
Description: Hi HN,
Founder here. We built Pica, an open-source platform in Rust to enable agentic AI with three main focus areas:
- Access to APIs and tools: Universal SDKs that let AI agents use thousands of external actions without blowing up your context window.
- Visibility and traceability: Full audit logs of every decision/action to ensure transparency and accountability.
- Alignment with human intentions: Seamless guardrails for autonomous tasks; e.g., restricting certain email actions to human approval.
Why this matters: As autonomy in AI grows, we need robust solutions for trust and oversight. Pica aims to empower developers with the building blocks for safe and capable agentic systems.
We’d love your feedback—check it out: https://hellopica.com/
If you find our project useful, consider giving us a on GitHub! It means the world to us and helps others discover our work. https://github.com/picahq/pica
Popularity: 62 points | 42 comments
5. Show HN: A submarine combat game in the browser
URL: https://bearingsonly.net/
Author: cckolon
Description:
Popularity: 47 points | 19 comments
6. Show HN: SudokuVariants – play and construct different variants of Sudoku
URL: https://sudokuvariants.com
Author: stanac
Description: Hi HN, I've been working on this Sudoku web app for the past couple of years, on and off during free weekends and afternoons. I started working on it because I was bored during COVID, and Cracking the Cryptic had just become popular on YouTube, which got me wondering how hard it could be to make a Sudoku app. The main idea is for the app to understand the constraints and know how to solve Sudoku grids (and not just be a simple Sudoku drawing/playing app). When it comes to classic Sudoku, the solver doesn't support anything more complicated than X-Wing, but it understands the constraints.
At the moment, most of the popular variants are supported: killer, sandwich, arrow, thermo, palindrome, German whisper, kropki, consecutive, non-consecutive, greater than, XV, diagonal, anti-king, anti-knight, even-odd, windoku, renban, and zipper. The only variant I am yet to add support for is quadruple. If any other variant becomes popular, I will probably add it, as was the case with zipper lines during development.
A user account is not required to play, but it is required if you want to publish a public grid on the app. The app doesn't collect any PII, doesn't have ads or trackers. Accounts are identified by email hash; I am not storing email addresses or passwords, and OTPs are sent by email. The less I know about users, the better for both sides.
The app supports mobile devices, but it works best on bigger screens. It was built using Blazor SSR/WASM (AOT) with SVG for interactive parts. I know there are some performance issues (especially on mobile phones and with touch input), and I am trying to address them.
Some of the features I was thinking about adding are classifying grids by difficulty, daily Sudoku, and maybe campaigns (groups of Sudoku grids where users have to solve them in order).
If you like Sudoku, or more specifically variants of Sudoku, please let me know what you think about SudokuVariants.
URL: https://sudokuvariants.com
Thanks!
Popularity: 27 points | 13 comments
7. Show HN: A Product Hunt alternative where products DON'T compete with each other
Author: FilipPanoski
Description: I am an indie hacker and have been launching my products on Product Hunt. Like many of you here, my experience with PH sucked: Lots of bots. Hard to compete.
There's also been many new launch platforms coming up, but all of them make you compete for upvotes. Ugh.
So I have been working on something different: https://saascurate.com/
It's a community-driven platform where indie hackers and SaaS founders help each other grow their products.
The idea is simple - list your product, engage with other founders, gain exposure and social proof. No upvote system.
It's hard and expensive to turn a side project into a viable business, especially for solo makers, so my longterm vision is to be able to help founders grow their products in lots of different ways, like helping with cold outreach, partnerships and other channels.
I know there are a lot of "list your product and forget" platforms, so I am trying to build something different – where the community helps each other grow.
Let me know what you think! I'd love to hear your thoughts and see if this platform can help you grow your products.
Popularity: 17 points | 16 comments
8. Show HN: Hold yourself accountable for gym visits with a $10 stake
Author: paul_brook
Description: I don't go to the gym as much as I should or want to. To give myself some financial motivation I made this website.
First you set a goal for how many days you'll hit the gym. To prove you're at the gym, you will verify each visit by pressing a button on your phone (with location sharing on). You stake $10 as motivation and if you hit your target, you get the money back. If you fail, your $10 goes to the "Save The Children" charity with a donation receipt emailed to you.
Obviously you could visit the gym and then just go home without working out - but getting to the gym is half the battle!
It's simple to use with a Google sign-in and hopefully it will encourage some people to workout (or give to charity)!
Popularity: 9 points | 17 comments
9. Show HN: Fixa – an open source Python package for testing voice agents
URL: https://github.com/fixadev/fixa
Author: jony1266
Description: hey! this is oliver and jonathan and today, we’re launching fixa — a free, open source package to test voice agents.
fixa uses a voice agent to call your voice agent and an LLM to evaluate how the conversation went. here's a demo: https://youtu.be/LAW1wW6SjTo
this was initially a paid feature of our platform, but the monetization model didn't really make sense.
our customers were paying us for all the components of our agent (STT + LLM + TTS + markup) in addition to their own agent – even though many of them have preferred vendors, volume discounts, and credits.
we came to the conclusion that you should be able to use your own API keys to test your own voice agents.
e2e testing for web apps is done using free and open source packages (selenium, puppeteer), we think the same should be true for voice.
running tests with fixa will always be free. we make money if you decide to use our cloud platform to visualize your test results.
fixa is still in the early stages, so we would appreciate any and all feedback!
Popularity: 12 points | 4 comments
10. Show HN: Pytest-evals – Simple LLM apps evaluation using pytest
URL: https://github.com/AlmogBaku/pytest-evals
Author: almogbaku
Description:
Popularity: 12 points | 3 comments
11. Show HN: Gurubase – AI-Powered Q&A Assistants for Any Topic
URL: https://github.com/Gurubase/gurubase
Author: fatihbaltaci
Description: Hey everyone,
A couple of months ago, we created Gurubase.io to build RAG-based Q&A agents focused on open-source tools, with the goal of helping developers learn and troubleshoot more effectively. Since then, it has gained momentum, with hundreds of repositories already using it and showcasing it to their users.. https://github.com/Gurubase/gurubase?tab=readme-ov-file#used...
Today, we've released the entire system as an open-source project, allowing you to install it in your own infrastructure and create "Gurus" on any topic you choose.
Current capabilities of Gurubase:
* You can create a Guru by powering it with PDFs, web pages, YouTube videos, or GitHub repositories.
* We present Binge, which visualizes your chat history as a node graph. You can navigate through it and create a personalized path.
* The system includes an instant evaluation mechanism to minimize hallucinations in generated answers as much as possible.
* You can also embed your Guru into your website using an "Ask AI" widget. Check out https://getanteon.com to see it in action.
* Although we initially focused on GitHub repositories, you can now create Gurus on any topic, website, or whatever you want by providing the related data.
We appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance!
GH Repo: https://github.com/Gurubase/gurubase
Popularity: 13 points | 0 comments
12. Show HN: Using YOLO to Detect Office Chairs in 40M Hotel Photos
URL: #
Author: nomad86
Description: I used the YOLO object detection library from Ultralytics to scan over 40 million hotel photos and identify images with office chairs. This helped me create a map showing hotels suitable for remote work.
Map: https://www.tripoffice.com/maps
Yolo: https://www.ultralytics.com/yolo
The whole process was done on a home Mac without the use of any LLMs. It's based on traditional object detection technology.
Popularity: 6 points | 6 comments
13. Show HN: I Made a SOTA Affordable Midjourney Alternative, Subscription Trap Free
Author: srx9
Description: Loved Midjourney for occasional content creation but hated the monthly subscription as usage was only sometimes so it was a waste of money, so created a one platform for all with similar to better quality than Midjourney with State of Art AI Image, Photos and Video creation with affordable One time payment option, to buy credits only for what you want.
You get free credits to play around a bit, so checkout and help with any feedbacks
Popularity: 11 points | 0 comments
14. Show HN: Couples therapy with AI and Therapists – all in the same chat room
URL: https://therapytalk.io/landing-page/couples-therapy
Author: yardstick17
Description: We build this feature that’s a first in the mental health space: Couples Therapy in a shared chat room with AI and a Licensed Therapist.
Here’s how it works:
- Three participants in one chat room: You, your partner, and an AI therapist assistant.
- Therapist oversight: Licensed therapists regularly review the chat, guide the AI, and update therapy plans to ensure real progress.
Why we built this: A user wrote to us:
"Hi
I want to use the website for couples therapy and go for the £80 a month sessions. I was curious to know if there will be a way or method so me and husband can use the chat at the same time and have our own labels such as names, so whenever we have a session the ai can distinguish which message is from who without having to specify it each and every time. I hope it makes sense.
Kind regards "
We build this feature in 2 days (awful lot of refactoring to accommodate additional user in the chat room) and we have this user as paid user.
While many people have used ChatGPT for individual therapy, this concept of couples therapy as a shared experience is entirely new.
Popularity: 2 points | 7 comments
15. Show HN: An automation game inspired by Factorio, Bomberman and Lemmings
URL: https://themarelle.itch.io/fabolem
Author: Eagle64
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 6 comments
16. Show HN: I made an honest photo cleaner for iOS that puts you first
URL: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photo-cleaner-purgo/id6739306985
Author: tonymasek
Description: Hello HN!
Driven by the desire to avoid upgrading to the 2TB iCloud tier, I made a photo cleaning app for iOS that helps you systematically review your photos. While there are many similar apps, none of them checked all the boxes for what I wanted:
- Clear privacy guarantee that photos never leave your device
- Being honest about free limit usage. Some apps let you review photos only to reveal you can delete just a couple per day when you try to empty the trash. Basically taking your time hostage, when you've already gone through hundreds of photos
- Context for better decisions. A lot of the apps use swipe-based UIs that only show one photo at a time, making it hard/impossible to see surrounding photos to make a proper decision
- An enjoyable experience with features like zooming and sharing. You should be able to have fun and relive your memories, given you are already doing the tedious task of going through hundreds of photos
I hope that these factors illustrate why I decided to enter this crowded space with my own take. Thank you for your time, and if you consider giving it a look, I would definitely appreciate any feedback.
Tony
Popularity: 6 points | 2 comments
17. Show HN: Chart of VCs Success Rate
URL: https://startups.mikealche.com/vcs
Author: yoouareperfect
Description: Hey HN,
I’ve been curious about how different VCs stack up in terms of the number of investments they’ve made versus the number of exits (acquisitions, IPOs, etc.) they’ve seen. To satisfy that curiosity—and hopefully share something useful—I created a simple chart that compares VCs’ total investments against their exits.
Why I built this:
I was looking for a quick visual snapshot of which firms are most active and how many of their deals have led to notable exits.
While it’s not a definitive measure of a VC’s success, it’s still an interesting proxy, especially for anyone researching the track records of various funds.
Popularity: 6 points | 2 comments
18. Show HN: Graceful token refresh for open source OAuth2 Server Ory Hydra
URL: https://github.com/ory/hydra/releases/tag/v2.3.0
Author: antimemetics
Description:
Popularity: 7 points | 0 comments
19. Show HN: Crawlspace – A centralized web crawling platform built on Cloudflare
Author: andrethegiant
Description: Crawlspace is a centralized web crawling platform that benefits crawler developers AND website owners. Developers can affordably crawl tens of millions of pages per month, scrape with LLMs, and save data in attached storage. Website owners are shielded by a platform-wide TTL cache that absorbs redundant bot traffic.
AI bots are running rampant on the open web. Many recent HN stories[1][2][3][4] describe how web crawlers have run amok and hammer websites with DDoS-like traffic. They often do this with blatant disregard of website owners' wishes (e.g. ignoring robots.txt, 429s, Retry-After headers, etc) because they face no repercussions for deploying poorly-behaved crawlers (and are not incentivized to improve them).
The knee-jerk reaction to fix this problem is to give more tools to website owners. Maintaining denylists of IP addresses and user agents, implementing honeypots and tarpits, etc are tactics that website owners use to combat the problem. However, this ends up resulting in and endless arms race between web crawlers and website owners, as they each try to employ new mechanisms of one-upping each other.
Crawlspace takes a different approach by providing a convenient and affordable platform to web crawler developers. By funneling web crawling traffic through a centralized platform, we can control neat things like making crawlers well-behaved by default, implementing proper caching, and more — all the tedium that that developers don't want to (and therefore, don't) do themselves. Music streaming services like Spotify used convenience and affordability to curb music piracy; we're following the same playbook to curb rampant bot traffic on the internet.
In about 50 lines of code, you can deploy a performant and polite web crawler on Cloudflare's network. Every crawler gets its own queue, SQLite database, vector database, and S3-compatible bucket, which allows you to query your crawl as it's crawling with either SQL statements or a RAG chat interface. We've stitched together 10+ Cloudflare products including Queues, Durable Objects, Browser Rendering, Workers AI, D1, R2, and Vectorize.
Please let us know what you think! Happy to answer any questions.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42549624
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42660377
[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42725147
[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42750420
Popularity: 6 points | 1 comments
20. Show HN: Integrate LLM in Your Shell
URL: https://github.com/soheil/shllm
Author: soheil
Description:
Popularity: 4 points | 2 comments
21. Show HN: CodeBeam: The missing bridge between browser and IDE
URL: https://github.com/gaurav-yadav/CodeBeam
Author: rainmod
Description: I built CodeBeam to solve two core developer frustrations: constant context-switching between browser and IDE, and the tedious process of dealing with errors across different languages and frameworks. What makes CodeBeam different is its universal adaptability. It watches your clipboard with customizable directives for automatic file operations, while simultaneously monitoring your logs for errors using pattern-based detection that works with any language or framework. When it spots an error, it automatically generates AI-ready prompts with rich context, making debugging significantly faster. Think of it as combining an intelligent clipboard manager with an error analysis system that adapts to your stack. Whether you're working with TypeScript, Python, or any custom framework, CodeBeam's pattern-based monitoring system can handle it. Define your own error patterns, customize your prompt templates, and integrate with any IDE or text editor. Built with Node.js, it's lightweight and framework-agnostic. MIT licensed and seeking community feedback, especially from developers working with diverse tech stacks.
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
22. Show HN: Chat with multiple LLMs: o1-high-effort, Sonnet 3.5, GPT-4o, and more
URL: https://polychat.co
Author: cr4zy
Description: Hello HN! I was fed up switching between multiple UIs to ask GPT, Claude, etc… the same question and comparing the answers. So I built a way to ask multiple models the same question efficiently by having the LLM compare the responses and only show you new and valuable information from the 2nd model. This way you still get a fast response as normal from the 1st model, but also get any added value provided by the 2nd model.
Initially I built my own UI to use this, but stumbled upon Open WebUI (formerly Ollama WebUI) which is fantastic, but is made more for local access to LLMs. So I talked to its creator, Timothy Baek, and he mentioned that security needed to be shored up before production deployment. I did some scans with semgrep, and fixed some XSRF and CORS issues along with making sure the JWT tokens, passwords, etc… were secure. This was in addition to other folks' amazing security contributions. So now we build on Open WebUI! oss ftw
After launching privately a month or so ago and posting a few reddit links, I have about 100 users.
We also just got access to the o1 API and provide o1-high, medium, and low effort. o1 high effort is able to solve coding problems that only o1 pro can also solve, though pro can go further and has better formatting, o1 high effort is a nice option if you don't want to fork over $200/mo.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/1i0r867/comment/m70...
You can use o1 for free in PolyChat, which is the only place I've seen you can do so.
You can also ask multiple models the same question and stream the answers simultaneously side by side. https://imgur.com/a/ly5ZPh8
And you can have multiple chats going simultaneously and they will continue in the background and notify you when they're done.
Another cool feature that makes long chats way easier to navigate is the overview (three dots on top right of chat) https://imgur.com/a/PoB1phT
We give you full control, unlike most providers, to change the system prompt, temperature, etc.. in the chat settings in the "Controls" on the top right.
The formatting for code outputs and inputs is fantastic, using codemirror, and you can run code in the code blocks if it's python or JS using in-browser runtimes.
You can also share chats within polychat where other logged in users can see them:
e.g. https://polychat.co/s/ec163812-9323-4cb5-a429-7ddeaf3572c3
Or you can share it publicly to the OpenWeb UI community
https://openwebui.com/c/crizcraig/e1b2fff9-30a3-4ee7-8eed-b2...
Finally we allow you to search and organize your chats into folders which makes finding things super fast!
Infra: My custom backend that combines models and does things Open WebUI doesn't handle like token tracking is written in FastAPI and uses LiteLLM for easily accessing different model APIs. I host everything on GCP using Cloud Run for the backend and use PostGres for Open WebUI's db, along with BigQuery and Firestore for my FastAPI app's db.
Pricing: Our pricing makes it cheap to access top models. It's free at first, then we offer subscription tiers starting at $5/mo which allots about ~1 million tokens per month, enough for most people. But unlike Claude's UI for example, we don't shut you down with rate limits, but rather let heavy users upgrade beyond to $10, $20, $40, $80, etc... We also suggest a plan based on how quickly you used your free tokens, so you have an idea upfront of the monthly cost before you buy. And you can upgrade or downgrade at any time.
Thanks Show HN <3
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
23. Show HN: Adaptive-classifier – text classification with continuous learning
URL: #
Author: codelion
Description: Hi HN! I've built a Python library that lets you create text classifiers that can continuously learn and adapt to new classes without retraining from scratch.
What makes this different from typical text classifiers:
- Dynamically add new classes at any time without full retraining
- Combines neural networks with prototype learning for better few-shot performance
- Uses Elastic Weight Consolidation to prevent catastrophic forgetting
- Works with any HuggingFace transformer base model
- Memory-efficient through prototype-based storage
You can try it out in under a minute:
pip install adaptive-classifier
from adaptive_classifier import AdaptiveClassifier
# Initialize with any HuggingFace model classifier = AdaptiveClassifier("bert-base-uncased")
# Add initial examples texts = ["Great product!", "Terrible experience", "Average performance"] labels = ["positive", "negative", "neutral"] classifier.add_examples(texts, labels)
# Make predictions print(classifier.predict("This is amazing!"))
[('positive', 0.85), ('neutral', 0.10), ('negative', 0.05)]
# Add a completely new class later
classifier.add_examples( ["Error 404", "System crashed"], ["technical", "technical"] )
The library came out of my work on building a model router for optillm where approaches and model types keep changing. Traditional classifiers require full retraining when adding new classes, which becomes impractical with large datasets.
Source code: https://github.com/codelion/adaptive-classifier
I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback! Happy to answer any questions about the implementation details, use cases, or future plans.
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
24. Show HN: What if you could "Prompt" the UX of any App?
URL: https://gen-ux.vercel.app/
Author: 13point5
Description: I saw Pietro Schirano on X demo a chat app that could change its UI tone(dark mode, mario, windows 98, etc) through prompts, and it got me thinking: what if you could go beyond UI and actually change the UX on demand without losing state?
So, I built a to-do list app that lets you prompt it to completely transform the UI and UX.
For example:
- Want a Gameboy-style console UI where the tasks show up one at a time, sorted alphabetically?
- Prefer a Tinder-style interface?
Prompt and you get it!
The magic here is that the app preserves your state (e.g., completed tasks, pending ones, etc.) while letting you experiment with disposable, malleable interfaces.
Although I demoed this with a to-do list, the possibilities are much broader:
A browser with a Tinder-style interface to quickly swipe through tabs when you've got too many.
The broader goal is to explore malleable software: if your data models and operations are well-defined, then the UI and UX can be a flexible function over that, shaped by user intent.
This was a fun experiment in letting people play with software, creating interfaces that adapt to their immediate needs. I'd love to hear your thoughts—especially on where you think this idea could be pushed further.
Popularity: 2 points | 4 comments
25. Show HN: Shepherd – open-source tools to manage self-hosted software deployments
URL: https://trustshepherd.com/
Author: henrysg
Description: Hey HN, I wanted to share something I’ve been working on. My startup previously built B2B SaaS, and large enterprises sometimes wanted to self-host it for data residency reasons - but this was a nightmare to build and support. I chatted to other builders/founders and it seems this pain is pretty common. But people tolerate it because the biggest customers often require self-hosting.
So we’ve built and open-sourced Shepherd to make it easier to manage these self-hosted deployments. It’s MIT licensed, and provides:
1 - Simplified deployment with a UI to create and manage Helm charts, for easy deployment to customer Kubernetes clusters
2 - Automated deployment upgrades to improve version consistency and provide rollbacks
3 - Deployment health monitoring
Try it and please share any feedback:
Github repo - https://github.com/contextco/shepherd
Demo video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pelVQx_zHJc
Website - https://trustshepherd.com/
Popularity: 5 points | 0 comments
26. Show HN: WSJ-style articles aggregator for quarterly financial reports
Author: iforaa
Description: I’ve always enjoyed reading the earnings sections of WSJ to discover new ideas to dive deeper. But I’ve often wanted for a centralized place to access the latest financial reports from major corporations—something that goes beyond editor-curated content to cover the broader market.
Platforms like SeekingAlpha, Quartr, Finchat, Earningshub are fantastic, but they’re often complex, costly, and designed for in-depth stock research. I created something simpler and more discovery-focused, a tool that feels more like reading the morning newspaper.
Popularity: 3 points | 2 comments
27. Show HN: Using Stripe to Disrupt Google/Meta Ads
URL: https://sellff.com/offers
Author: 4sellff
Description: Hello HN, Excited to share something we’ve been working on: a new way to connect buyers and sellers that flips the traditional ad model used by Google and Meta. We call it Offers. It’s built on three core principles: privacy, choice, and cash rewards.
How Offers Works
- For Sellers: Create Offers with cash rewards to generate interest and boost visibility for your products or services.
* For Buyers: Choose the Offers that interest you and earn a cash reward for each click. In return, provide valuable feedback to the seller.
* Powered by Stripe Connect: Payments and transfers between buyers and sellers are seamless, secure, and fully transparent.
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Popularity: 4 points | 1 comments
28. Show HN: Bet this'll improve typing speed and accuracy
URL: https://type-or-die.vercel.app/
Author: ThisIs_Vaib
Description: Type or Die, simple yet effective method to improve your speed. This is addictive. Open to feedbacks and suggestions.
Popularity: 2 points | 3 comments
29. Show HN: deleted
URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/split-screen-in-tab-chatg/hcmndcdpgnbchilaejdjacllakhjadnl
Author: iamjaredkim
Description:
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
30. Show HN: Zario Data Detective, discover and chat with your Google search data
URL: https://app.meetzario.com/data_detective_landing
Author: Killianchi
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 2 comments
31. Show HN: ID Token++ issue Verifiable Credentials using OIDC infra
URL: https://test-api.mynext.id/idt/v2/
Author: alenhorvat
Description: ID Token++ (IDT++), a profile designed for IDT so that they can be issued through OIDC Authorization Servers and having support for cryptographic binding to digital wallets, selective disclosure, and identification of issuers using WebPKI. With the IDT++ profile we can start issuing Verifiable Credentials using the existing OIDC infrastructure. Learn how IDT++ simplifies the issuance process building on technologies like Asynchronous Remote Key Generation (ARKG), SD-Cha-Cha, and WebPKI.
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
32. Show HN: Restaurant Software Directory
URL: https://www.restaurantsoftwares.com/
Author: soloHJ
Description: Hey HN! I’ve built a free directory that lists and compares restaurant software (POS, inventory management, accounting, etc.). I run a small project on the side and realized how scattered the tools are, so I put them all in one place:
Any feedback is welcome, even if you’re not in the restaurant space—especially around UI, search functionality, or new features I could add.
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
33. Show HN: NootCode – Actively practice non-algorithmic skills like LeetCode
Author: clasnake
Description: Developers have been using platforms like LeetCode to practice algorithm challenges to prepare for coding interviews. But Software Engineering goes far beyond solving algorithm puzzles, both in interviews and in real-world projects. It demands mastery of essential skills including Computer Science fundamentals, system design, scenario analysis and more.
I believe that active learning through practice is more effective than passive consumption of knowledge - just as we learn programming by writing code. That's why I built NootCode, an online judging and coaching platform for practicing these non-algorithmic skills, similar to how developers use LeetCode for algorithm practice. Users can submit solutions, receive immediate feedback and ratings, study detailed explanations, and continuously improve their understanding by acing the challenges.
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
34. Show HN: Self hosted, API first NPS system
URL: https://github.com/Zeb88/prometheus-nps
Author: senti_sentient
Description: Needed this for a personal project, then decided to make it in the open.
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
35. Show HN: Power Growth Campaigns from Your BI Dashboards
Author: Hoshang07
Description: Hello HN! I'm Hoshang, Co-founder of Airbook.
We're a team of former data and ops leaders who often struggled with a fragmented analytics landscape—various specialized tools for data pipelines, SQL explorers, BI dashboards, and ad-hoc automation scripts.
These tools, tailored for distinct skill sets, unfortunately failed to integrate effectively, leaving valuable insights isolated within dashboards and disconnected from the operational tools teams use daily to act on these insights.
That’s why we created Airbook. Our platform is as intuitive as 'Notion' but fully equipped to handle everything from data ingestion and BI to activation.
It’s designed to break down silos and bring all your data workflows into a single, cohesive environment.
We're inviting 20 tech startups (typically Series A+ or >$100K MRR) to join our no-risk, 2-week pilot.
We'll set everything up and demonstrate how Airbook can streamline your data operations.
Ideal for:
- Heads of Data or Ops (RevOps, BizOps etc) in growing tech startups.
This is perfect if you’re:
- Looking to set up your first data stack or consolidate multiple tools into one platform.
- Keen on building cross-functional insights across tools like GA, HubSpot, SFDC, PostgreSQL, and Snowflake—whether you code or not.
- Aiming to automate customer segments or engage audiences more effectively with tools like CustomerIO, Clay, HubSpot and more
If this resonates, let’s chat!
We’re happy to have a 15-minute call to discuss your needs and see if we’re a good fit.
Here's my Calendly link - https://calendly.com/meet-airbook/interview-with-airbook
Your feedback would mean a lot! Thanks in advance!
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
36. Show HN: Fume (YC W24) – bot to test all of your pull requests
URL: #
Author: emregucerr
Description: Hi HN! We are building an AI agent that can use a computer for software tasks. You can have it review and manually test all your pull requests. Here is a demo video of how it works: https://www.loom.com/share/71135bb2ef784ff593940fbe6fb42c4c?...
We realized the current technology is not yet capable of automating non-trivial software tickets reliably but is pretty good at manual testing code changes for bugs. On the other hand, we knew tools like CodeRabbit got interest from developers yet could only point out obvious bugs or style nits as they are limited by ‘reading’ the code.
Fume can use its own computer. If you’ve made UI changes, it can spin up a browser and click through edge cases. If you’ve made more functional changes, it can write and run test scripts to ensure there are no bugs.
We are language/framework agnostic. The setup is pretty easy. You just install a Github app and set up Fume’s computer (once) like you would set up your local environment.
We’re thinking of adding integrations like PostHog to give Fume more context around using your complex app. We’d love to hear your feature requests too!
We have a 30-day free trial (no CC): https://fumedev.com - please do tell us what you think!
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
37. Show HN: Release Cyberbro v0.1.0 – CTI Tool for IP/domain/URL/hash analysis
URL: https://github.com/stanfrbd/cyberbro
Author: stanfrbd
Description: Hello,
my name is Stan and I'm really excited to share my first real cybersecurity Open Source project, Cyberbro.
Why Cyberbro? Because it's lightweight and self hosted. And because I wanted to make an Open Source project. It's not perfect, but it works.
It's a tool that can be connected to multiple cybersecurity APIs to give contextual info about a potential Threat (Observable, not yet IoC without context).
Supported observables are: IPv4, IPv6, domains, SHA1 hash, SHA256 hash, MD5 hash. The project has now 190 stars on Github and I released the v0.1.0.
Supported APIs are: VirusTotal, OpenCTI, Grep.App, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (EDR), Google Safe Browsing, IPinfo, AbuseIPDB, Shodan
Free included tools are: IPquery, Google search (scraping), Ioc.One (scraping), Phishtank, Threatfox, Abusix
Tech stack:
Python 3.13 - Flask - HTML/CSS/JS - Docker for deployment
This tool is used in my corporation (I'm really proud of it).
I developped an API to automate stuff.
Any individual wanting to check IP reputation can go to demo.cyberbro.net and give it a try (the demo is online for 1 month as I tell).
Other cool features are that you can export the results in CSV or Excel (formatted properly).
I hope you will find it interesting!
Cheers,
Stan [stanfrbd on GitHub]
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
38. Show HN: Let Claude control a web browser on your machine
URL: https://github.com/invariantlabs-ai/playwright-computer-use
Author: lbeurerkellner
Description: Hey HN, our team recently open sourced a small utility library that allows everyone to use Claude's powerful computer use ability (https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/compute...) together with playwright, to easily let an AI agent browse the web. The LLM predicts where to move the mouse and click and thereby controls a web browser.
The README is quite self-explanatory and it is quite fun to watch the agent figure out the internet. We hope it is useful for some.
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
39. Show HN: bframe – An open source billing library based in SQL
URL: https://bframe.work/introduction.html
Author: allanblair_
Description: Hey HN, I wanted to share bframe an open source billing library I've been working on. The business logic is primarily in SQL and the launch client is in python.
bframe is a wrapper around a duckdb connection which makes it easy to extend and understand.
The largest difference between bframe and alternatives is how we treat persistence. The library connects to an existing store (bring your own infra), while other solutions use their own storage.
This has several benefits if you are willing to provide your own store: a single source of truth (no weird syncing), the library can be directly used without a server (e.g. pip install bframelib), sources are generally fungible (use CSVs, JSON, postgres, etc).
bframe does a lot more which can be seen in our documentation: https://bframe.work
The github repository can be found here: https://github.com/bframe-work/bframelib
The project is still very much in development so I appreciate the feedback. If this project interests you and you'd like to chat more send me a message @ allan at bframe.work
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
40. Show HN: CloudCoil – Production-ready Python client for cloud-native ecosystem
URL: https://github.com/cloudcoil/cloudcoil
Author: samj1912
Description: Show HN: CloudCoil – Production-ready Python client for the cloud-native ecosystem
I built CloudCoil (https://github.com/cloudcoil/cloudcoil) to make cloud-native development in Python feel first-class, starting with a modern async Kubernetes client. Frustrated with existing tools that felt like awkward ports from Go/Java, I focused on creating an API that Python developers would actually enjoy using.
Installation is as simple as: uv add cloudcoil[kubernetes] # Using uv (recommended) pip install cloudcoil[kubernetes] # Using pip
Key features:
Elegant, truly Pythonic API that follows Python idioms
Async-first with native async/await (but sync works too!)
Full type safety with MyPy + Pydantic
Zero-config pytest fixtures for K8s integration testing
Quick taste of the API:
# It's this simple to work with resources service = k8s.core.v1.Service.get("kubernetes")Async iteration feels natural
async for pod in await k8s.core.v1.Pod.async_list(): print(f"Found pod: {pod.metadata.name}")
Create resources with pure Python syntax
deployment = k8s.apps.v1.Deployment( metadata=dict(name="web"), spec=dict(replicas=3) ).create()
The ecosystem is growing! We already have first-class integrations for:
- cert-manager (cloudcoil.models.cert_manager)
- FluxCD (cloudcoil.models.fluxcd)
- Kyverno (cloudcoil.models.kyverno)
Missing your favorite operator? I've made it super easy to add new integrations using our cookiecutter template and codegen tools.
I'd especially love feedback on:
- The API design - does it feel natural to Python devs?
- Testing features - what else would make k8s testing easier?
- Which operators/CRDs you'd most like to see integrated next
Check out https://github.com/cloudcoil/cloudcoil or try it out with PyPI: cloudcoil
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
41. Show HN: FDeploy, a self-hosted, affordable deployment software for Windows
URL: https://fdeploy.com
Author: dt3ft
Description: fDeploy Server is a self-contained windows service, offering OpenAPI v3 compliant set of API endpoints and a built in web server which builds on the Microsoft's kernel-mode driver along with a web client, which serves as a central dashboard where project, environment, target and process management takes place. Use the built-in package repository with more to come.
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
42. Show HN: Find early users for your product (we pay them $2/feedback)
URL: https://www.tryandearn.com/
Author: sylearners1
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
43. Show HN:shLazyCat Bookmark Cleaner-Simplify Your Bookmarks
URL: https://www.ainewtab.app/LazyCat-Bookmark-Cleaner/en/
Author: orionwang
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
44. Show HN: Learn Japanese Watching YouTube
Author: flippyhead
Description: I had a successful startup exit five years ago (we got very lucky) but recently realized I'm most happy when building software products. I spend the last ~2 months building this as a fun way to get back into software development; and to find out what all the kids are up to these days. I am also a passionate life-long Japanese learner so this project was really fun. It's been nutz how different things are now with all the AI whatnot. This for sure would have taken me a year, without all the AI.
I did not spend much time doing market analysis or any of that jazz. Mostly because I was interested in the journey of building the product. Shocker, there's a bunch of other people/companies doing similar things. Of course, mine is already waaaaaaay better! And different in tiny, hard to understand, but essental ways! Ahem.
I don't know if it can make much money. I don't care really if it does. I personally have been using it and, of course, love it for my style of learning Japanese. It could be interesting, to spend another month, exploring how AI and the latest tools have changed the marketing and customer aquisition process.
Anyways, I'd really appreciate your feedback. On the product, on the idea, on the journey. There's been a few stories here lately about how hard it is to do start ups. Going through the process with this one really brought back some memories, equal parts joyful and painful. Since it only took me two months and I don't really need the money, it's been a lot easier to just enjoy the process without stressing too much. But man, it's easy to get stressed too when you see how many obstacles there seems to be to have even a modest success. It's so hard to stay motivated. I'm pretty sure going forward I just want to make things for the joy of it.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
45. Show HN: Digital Signatures – ID Tokens and PassKeys
Author: alenhorvat
Description: PKI, certificates, etc make digital signing a nightmare. With the evolution of passkeys (WebAuthN) and ID Tokens we managed to find a way of design a lightweight and scalable digital signing framework.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
46. Show HN: LLM Connections
URL: https://a.mancato.nl/connections
Author: XetiNA
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
47. Show HN: The cargo domino, a new take on the typical bicycle cargo cage
URL: https://hpa.xyz/
Author: Gshaheen
Description: I was frustrated with traditional cargo cages- bulky, boring, the need for different kinds for different loads.
so I designed a new one, learning 3d printing, fusion360, and laser cutting along the way!
It is fun, hackable, versatile, minimal, and modular. And it can live on your bike without getting in the way.
Here is a direct link to configurations: https://hpa.xyz/pages/cargo-domino-configuration-ideas
Thanks!
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
48. Show HN: PyTorch solutions for NumPy-100 exercies
URL: https://github.com/shenxiangzhuang/Oh-PyTorch/blob/master/100-PyTorch-Exercises.ipynb
Author: mathewshen
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
49. Show HN: Public alpha out now – Privacy focused, local, PDF analysis
URL: https://aetheriumai.vercel.app
Author: mitulagr2
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
50. Show HN: Open-source e-ink dashboard (firmware and server)
URL: https://usetrmnl.com/blog/introducing-byos
Author: ryanckulp
Description: hi everyone, we've been mentioned in a few HN posts recently so wanted to share that our first BYOS (bring your own server) quickstart server is now live.
below is a 10 min demo where i set up everything end-to-end, from flashing a device to spinning up a local server and rendering content on the screen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xehPW-PCOM
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
51. Show HN: Instagres (Instant Postgres)
URL: https://github.com/neondatabase-labs/instagres
Author: davidgomes
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
52. Show HN: I made a cryptocurrency Markdown badge generator in Rust and React
URL: https://badgify.io/
Author: alisinabh
Description: Out of personal need, I wanted to track some wallets in a GitHub markdown file, hence Badgify was born.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
53. Show HN: An AI-Powered LinkedIn Comment Assistant
Author: chandan155
Description: Hey everyone,
I've been working on CommentCraft for some time; it's an AI-powered LinkedIn comment assistant packaged as a browser extension for Google Chrome, helping you craft contextual, human-like comments to engage smartly with LinkedIn posts.
It offers both a free plan and a paid plan with higher limits.
Do check it out: https://commentcraft.com
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
54. Show HN: Smithery – Model Context Protocol Hosting and Registry
URL: https://smithery.ai/
Author: calclavia
Description: I'm building smithery.ai to make it easy for developers to distribute Model Context Protocol (https://modelcontextprotocol.io/) servers. You can think of Smithery as the OpenRouter for MCPs. You can connect your Github repo and quickly deploy and make your MCP discoverable.
If you're building tools for LLMs and want to easily distribute and connect them with LLM clients (e.g., Claude Desktop or any developer building agents), I'd love to hear from you and get feedback!
Documentation: https://smithery.ai/docs/deployments Discord community: https://discord.gg/Afd38S5p9Az
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
55. Show HN: Oliver – Your Smartest Friend
Author: aedinyu
Description: Hey HN, this is the beta version of Oliver — a project I’ve been hacking together over the past few weeks. I found the current companions to be either to roleplay-ey or borderline unnerving. What I really wanted was a companion that would just talk to me about my hobbies, interests, and news in an engaging way - like a friend that shared my interests would. That's how I set out on creating Oliver.
Check it out by signing up at fissure.ai or just texting 866-642-8184.
Oliver will text you through SMS and will:
- Chat with you about everyday things.
- Learn your interests and hobbies through what you mention to him.
- Digest and formulate opinions and knowledge on media you share with him (right now links to articles and YT videos) and talk to you about them.
- Reach out to you with media that Oliver thinks you would like.
I have a long list of plans for Oliver and am excited to keep working on it. This is far from a final or finished product. Would love early feedback and comments.
Feel free to email me at aedin [at] fissure [dot] ai as well.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
56. Show HN: SoftStackHub – A community-driven platform to share software templates
URL: https://softstackhub.vercel.app/
Author: SoftStackHub
Description: I made a community driven platform to share and utilize software stacks curated for specific role needs and operating systems. Its open-source and easy to use both ways :
- If you want to setup a new pc with and dont want the hassle of manually searching for right tools
-> you have the SoftStackHub , where you can find the correct set of tools from your need , just a command line away .
2. If you wanna help beginners by giving them the correct set of tools , you can easily submit your set of tools for them to use as template.
Any suggestion would be much appreciated . And contributions are much much desired. Thank you for reading this .
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
57. Show HN: Copy text or send notif to local machine (even via SSH) with wezterm
Author: lawrencegripper
Description:
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58. Show HN: I Built a QA Agent to Detect Broken Web App Flows – E2E Test/Regression
URL: https://alertdown.ai
Author: superjose
Description: Hi everyone!
I’m Jose, the solo founder of AlertDown, an automated user flow monitoring tool for web apps. It notifies you when something breaks—before your users do.
Imagine end-to-end tests with real-time monitoring, catching regressions and silent failures without:
• Writing a single line of code • Installing any dependencies
Just add your URL, and AlertDown will:
- Extract all possible user actions (clicks, inputs, dropdowns, etc.)
- Automatically test each flow, branching out dynamically
- Detect silent issues like:
• Missing dropdowns • Unresponsive buttons • Third-party API failures
Unlike tools like Sentry or Datadog, these errors often don’t show up as obvious failures, which can lead to lost revenue.
Why I built this:
While working at a cash-constrained startup (not mine), we lost $1,347 in revenue due to a misconfigured feature flag at step 7 of our onboarding. We didn’t realize it until 3 days later—after a user reported it. :(
I’ve seen this issue repeatedly over the years:
• “Non-breaking” code silently causing regressions • Third-party services failing unexpectedly • Testing fatigue—running the same flows over and over manually
I thought an automated solution like this wasn’t possible, but after an initial POC and 5 months of work, it’s finally live and working!
Tech Stack: • Remix, TypeScript, Vite • Supabase • Docker on Google Cloud Run & Compute Engine Temporal.io for orchestration
What’s Next:
I’d love your feedback and ideas as I continue improving:
• Handling login screens • Slack integrations for alerts • Custom viewport testing
Try it out now (for free)! I'm looking for some early adopters that would like to pilot the product.
You can access without paying (just head to the login page)—it’s currently in public testing!
Looking forward to your thoughts and feedback.
P.S: And if you are part of a company or building your SaaS, I want to work close with you to craft a unique experience.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
59. Show HN: Privacy-focused mailing list platform
Author: ayushn21
Description: A simple, privacy focused app that eschews features in favour of simplicity. Just no bullsh*t mailing lists...
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
60. Show HN: Simple, configurable sample access.log generator
URL: https://github.com/bacalhau-project/examples/tree/main/utility_containers/access-log-generator
Author: TheIronYuppie
Description: This container/project was born out of a need to create realistic, high-quality web server access logs for testing and development purposes. As we were trying to stress test Bacalhau[1] and Expanso[2], we needed high volumes of realistic access logs so that we could show how flexible and scalable they were. I looked around for something simple, but configurable, to generate this data couldn't find anything. Thus, this container/project was born.
[1] bacalhau.org [2] expanso.io
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
61. Show HN: I built an Image Embedding API inspired by text-embedding-inference
URL: https://github.com/bernardo-sb/image-embedding-inference
Author: bernardo-sb
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
62. Show HN: I built a tool to create micro-courses in minutes
URL: https://coursegenerator.pro
Author: Sparknode
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
63. Show HN: Pretty useless local audio transcription app
URL: https://github.com/Teygeta/video-to-whisper
Author: vitto_gioda
Description: Use it responsibly
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
64. Show HN: Next.js generator for deploying Claude AI React components locally
URL: https://github.com/gbechtold/Claude-to-React-Next
Author: GuntramBechtold
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
65. Show HN: Template2PDF Templates to PDF API
Author: seven
Description: Hey all,
same idea 10 years later :)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7892813
Life got in the way and I abandoned the project.
Then I needed it for my own use, so now back, with a slightly different approach:
Normal google docs as templates. API even simpler.
Just finished building a zapier integration - hope I can publish it soon.
Hope to get some feedback and perhaps even some people to test it.
As always, thanks for your time :)
Sven
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
66. Show HN: Open-source desktop app for running RAG with public/private LLMs
URL: https://github.com/CNTRLAI/Notate
Author: hairetsu
Description: Transformers, Llama cpp, Ollama, OpenAI, Gemini, XAI, Anthropic, Openrouter, Azure OpenAI and Custom Chat Completion Apis.
Lemme know what i can do better!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
67. Show HN: Mokzu – AI-Generated React App from Screenshots
URL: https://mokzu.com/?exti=i1732231823673.png
Author: soheil
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
68. Show HN: ConvoSeek – Search Your Chat Histories Across Platforms
Author: drellybochelly
Description: ConvoSeek lets you search chat logs from platforms like WhatsApp, Messenger, and Slack in one unified interface. Built for convenience and powered by semantic search, it helps you find what you’re looking for faster. I'd love to hear your feedback!
Currently only WhatsApp and Messenger are supported but I'll add more platforms as I get more users/requests.
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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