AgeGuard provides a cost-effective and privacy-focused solution for age verification on websites. It uses your bank, which already knows your age, to verify your age anonymously without revealing your personal information. This is achieved through a secure process involving WebAuthn, a standard for passwordless authentication, and signed payloads that only confirm your age eligibility. It solves the problem of needing to share personal information for age verification while minimizing infrastructure costs.

Spotilyrics is a VS Code extension that displays synchronized lyrics for the currently playing song on Spotify. It leverages Spotify's API and lyric provider APIs to fetch and display real-time lyrics within the VS Code editor. The project tackles the problem of wanting lyrics readily available while coding, eliminating the need to switch applications. The innovation lies in seamlessly integrating music and lyrics into a developer's workflow.

This project uses a brain-inspired multi-agent orchestration framework called Neuron to create 6 AI analysts that debate about fantasy football picks in real-time. The core innovation lies in its ability to simulate human-like debates with AI agents, providing explanations for their picks and allowing users to make informed decisions based on the agents' arguments. It tackles the problem of data overload and black-box optimizers by offering transparent and explainable AI insights.

WebPDF-AI is a web-based PDF reader enhanced with artificial intelligence. It lets you instantly ask questions about the text and images within a PDF, providing context-aware answers based on the entire document. This innovative approach streamlines research and studying by eliminating the need to manually search for information, saving time and effort.

This project creates realistic images of "synthetic tourists" at real-world landmarks. It uses Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model to generate unique faces and then places them within photographs of famous locations. This innovative approach allows for the creation of new visual content by cleverly combining AI image generation with real-world contexts. It addresses the challenge of quickly generating diverse and original images, especially useful for scenarios requiring unique visual assets.

Pol/ite is a project that uses a large language model (LLM), specifically Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite, to rewrite posts from the controversial imageboard /pol/ (politically incorrect) to be more polite while retaining their original meaning and tone. This is an interesting application of LLMs for content moderation, showcasing the potential to transform potentially offensive text into more palatable forms while preserving the core message. It addresses the technical challenge of balancing content preservation with politeness.

This project, ELO-Ranker Analytics, showcases the application of the ELO ranking system, originally designed for chess, to analyze data and track performance metrics. It's innovative because it applies a proven ranking system to diverse datasets, offering a way to quantify and compare entities (like users, items, or anything that can be scored) in a dynamic environment. This solves the problem of needing a flexible, data-driven way to understand performance over time, providing insights that go beyond simple averages.

This project identifies and categorizes common failures in AI systems (especially those using Retrieval-Augmented Generation, or RAG, and agents) into a 'Problem Map'. It's based on the idea that many AI errors are not random, but predictable. It provides specific fixes and measurable tests for each failure mode, allowing developers to prevent these bugs from reappearing. It's like creating a checklist to avoid repeating the same mistakes in AI development.

LLMS.md is a new file format, similar to README.md, but specifically designed to help Large Language Models (LLMs) better understand and interact with code repositories. It provides AI coding agents with crucial information like key directories, entry points, files to ignore, and instructions for running and testing the code. This helps AI tools like Copilot or Claude Code to more effectively assist developers, boosting their productivity by giving the AI agents the right context to understand the codebase. Essentially, it's a 'robot.txt' for AI, guiding them to navigate and work with code in the correct way.

Pitaya is an open-source tool that helps developers manage and run multiple AI coding agents (like Claude Code or Codex CLI) at the same time. It uses Docker to isolate each agent, ensuring they don't interfere with each other, and lets you use different strategies for how the agents work. It also saves the state of the work, so you can pause and resume your tasks. This is innovative because it provides a structured way to use multiple AI agents efficiently, addressing the issue of running them in parallel and tracking their progress.

TweetSanitize is a browser extension designed to filter out 'garbage comments' on Twitter, providing users with a cleaner, more focused experience. It leverages a novel approach to identify and hide low-quality or irrelevant replies, addressing the problem of information overload and improving the signal-to-noise ratio on the platform. The technical innovation lies in its lightweight, client-side implementation and its ability to dynamically adapt to evolving comment patterns.

Kuvasz Uptime v3 is a major upgrade to a website monitoring tool. It helps you keep tabs on your website's health, alerting you when things go wrong. This new version focuses on making it easier to add new types of monitoring and expanding functionality. It introduces a user-friendly interface and API for integrating with various notification services (like email or Slack), provides updates to keep your instance current, and offers detailed metrics to understand your website's performance. It's all about giving you more control and insight into your website's availability.

This project showcases a valiant attempt to bring modern web browsing capabilities, using a technology called BrowserBox, to the ancient operating system Windows 95 and its outdated Internet Explorer 4 browser. It's essentially creating a secure, sandboxed environment to run a modern browser and render web pages on the old system. The technical innovation lies in circumventing the limitations of IE4 and the underlying OS to allow for almost-functional access to contemporary websites, demonstrating a clever method to bridge the gap between legacy systems and the modern web.

This project is a web-based game designed to teach children (and adults!) about music through a visual and interactive experience. It uses colored balloons to represent musical notes, and the spacing between them indicates the timing of the notes. The core innovation lies in its playful approach to music education, making it accessible and engaging for young children who may find traditional methods frustrating. It tackles the problem of making learning music fun and intuitive, by removing the complexities of traditional music notation and replacing it with a visually appealing and interactive game.

This project introduces a 'Realistic Character with Mood AI,' aiming to create digital characters that can express emotions and react realistically to user interactions. The core innovation lies in the implementation of a mood-aware AI that drives the character's behavior, facial expressions, and dialogue, offering a more immersive and responsive experience than traditional static avatars. It addresses the challenge of creating believable digital characters by simulating complex emotional states and nuanced responses.

CLIPS1wm is a unique window manager for the X11 system, written entirely in CLIPS, a language designed for building expert systems. It takes a different approach to managing windows, using rules and patterns rather than traditional programming methods. This project showcases the power of CLIPS and demonstrates how it can be applied in unexpected areas, offering a fresh perspective on how window managers can be designed.

ChannelSilence is a straightforward tool designed to globally silence notifications across all your subscribed channels. It tackles the common problem of notification overload by providing a centralized control panel to mute everything, offering a simple and effective solution for developers to manage their digital noise. The innovation lies in its ability to quickly silence and unsilence all notifications, providing a practical way to focus on coding without constant interruptions.

This project showcases a game, 'Funeral of Freiren,' built with procedural narrative generation. Instead of a pre-written story, the game creates a unique narrative each time you play, driven by player choices and a system that weaves together different story elements. This tackles the limitations of static game stories, offering potentially infinite replayability and a dynamic, personalized experience for the player. The core innovation lies in the system used to generate the story dynamically based on the player's decisions and how different narrative elements influence each other. This is a cool application of AI in game development.

Oaki is an AI-driven platform designed to streamline the job search process. It helps users create optimized resumes, discover relevant job openings, and tailor applications for maximum impact. The core innovation lies in its blend of Machine Learning (ML) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to understand job descriptions and automatically customize resumes, significantly improving the chances of landing an interview. This tackles the time-consuming and often frustrating process of job applications, offering a more efficient and personalized approach.

Claudable is an open-source web app builder that lets you create websites entirely through your local Command Line Interface (CLI) and AI coding agents like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Qwen. It eliminates vendor lock-in and subscription fees, allowing developers to build websites using their existing AI plan or even for free with a Google or Qwen account. The innovation lies in leveraging the power of local AI agents for web development, promoting a cost-effective and flexible approach to building websites.

Bucketlist Weaver is a personal project that creates a bucket list and transforms it into a motivational tool. It leverages a user's personal goals, breaking them down into manageable steps and visualizing progress through a gamified system. The innovation lies in blending goal setting with a progress-tracking interface designed to encourage consistent engagement and celebrate milestones, fostering a more proactive and rewarding approach to achieving personal aspirations.

A01 is a personal news agent that curates information based on your specific interests, filtering out the noise of algorithmic feeds. It leverages vector search and embeddings to precisely match your custom prompts with content from over 2,000 RSS feeds updated hourly. This innovative approach tackles the problem of information overload and the difficulty in staying updated on niche topics, offering a highly personalized and efficient news consumption experience. So, this helps you stay informed on what matters most to you, saving time and reducing distractions.

OpusTools is a web-based tool that lets you convert and compress various media files like images, videos, PDFs, audio files, and documents directly within your web browser. The new UI emphasizes speed, ease of use, and mobile compatibility. The core innovation lies in its ability to perform these conversions entirely in the browser, eliminating the need for software installations and offering a streamlined user experience.

Warrify is a warranty tracking application that tackles the common problem of expired warranties and forgotten receipts. It allows users to scan and store receipts, monitor product warranties, and receive timely reminders before they expire. The innovation lies in its simplicity and practical approach to a frustrating issue, leveraging image recognition and calendar integration to provide a seamless user experience. This is like having a digital assistant to manage your product warranties.

This project offers a self-hosted, open-source trading journal that runs directly within GitHub's Codespaces. It's designed to simplify the process of tracking and analyzing trading activity by providing a convenient, cloud-based environment that can be set up with just a single command. The innovation lies in its effortless integration with Codespaces, minimizing setup hassle and maximizing accessibility for traders. This addresses the problem of tedious setup for personalized trading analysis tools.

A command-line tool written in Go that displays messages with an animated bunny holding a sign. The project focuses on learning the Go programming language, exploring CLI development, and understanding package structure, binary building, and standard library usage. It exemplifies a 'learn by doing' approach and offers a fun way to visualize terminal outputs. So, it's a fun way to spice up your terminal output and learn some Go along the way!

This project analyzes a GitHub user's activity to create a simple personality profile. It uses the user's public GitHub actions – like commits, issues, and pull requests – to infer personality traits. The key innovation lies in applying data analysis to behavioral patterns on GitHub, providing insights into a developer's working style and preferences. This project addresses the challenge of understanding a developer's technical personality without direct interaction.

Common FP is a JavaScript utility library designed to make functional programming concepts more accessible and easier to use for all developers. It focuses on providing generic data type handling and avoids complex jargon, offering a smoother learning curve. It addresses the challenge of applying functional programming principles without the steep learning curve often associated with it. The library includes features like the `mapValues` function that works across different data structures (arrays, objects, Maps, Sets), returning a new instance of the input type. This means you can transform data in a consistent manner regardless of its format, making your code more predictable and maintainable. So, this is useful because it simplifies data manipulation and makes your code more readable and less prone to errors, even if you're new to functional programming. It allows you to write more robust and adaptable JavaScript code.

This project showcases the creation of an invoice processing API using Rust and the Tesseract OCR engine. It addresses the common challenge of extracting data from scanned invoices. By leveraging Rust's performance and Tesseract's optical character recognition capabilities, the project provides a fast and efficient way to automate invoice data extraction, reducing manual data entry and improving accuracy. It's a practical demonstration of how to combine the power of Rust with a mature OCR library for real-world business applications.

InfiniteUI is a constantly growing collection of UI (User Interface) components, presented in an infinite scroll format, aimed at providing developers with visual inspiration and ready-to-use code. It tackles the common problem of needing UI elements but not wanting to start from scratch. It allows you to preview, customize, and export clean code for various frameworks (Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Bulma, shadcn/ui) and formats (HTML, JSX, TSX, Pug, Laravel, Next.js). The core innovation lies in its visual organization and direct code export, significantly speeding up the UI development process. So this is useful for developers, who will save a ton of time by finding the right component, customizing it, and simply plugging it into their project.

This project provides a practical, hands-on guide to understanding the core concepts of cryptography and TLS (Transport Layer Security), which is the foundation of secure communication on the internet. It focuses on practical application with OpenSSL commands, using Docker for easy setup. The guide avoids complex mathematical jargon, making it accessible to developers who want to grasp the security aspects of their applications without getting bogged down in theory. It explains how symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing, and digital signatures contribute to ensuring confidentiality, integrity, authenticity, and non-repudiation. This is a very practical and essential guide for every developer.

This project is a web service that lets developers use the powerful FFmpeg tool for video processing without needing to install it on their own machines. The creator built it because he had trouble using FFmpeg directly in a web development environment (Next.js/Vercel). It provides an easy-to-use HTTP API to perform common video tasks like cutting, merging, and converting videos. The innovation lies in making FFmpeg accessible as a simple web service, solving the common headache of dealing with complex command-line tools in a web environment.

XScheduler is a tool designed to help developers, solopreneurs, and indie hackers maintain a consistent presence on X (formerly Twitter). It addresses the common problem of inconsistent posting by allowing users to draft tweet ideas, leverage AI to refine them, and schedule them in advance. The innovation lies in its combination of a simple user interface for drafting, AI-powered content optimization, and efficient scheduling, all geared towards making it easier to manage social media presence without the daily struggle of content creation.

Incplot is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that draws plots directly in your terminal using Unicode characters. The core innovation lies in its ability to automatically interpret and visualize data from various formats (JSON, CSV, etc.) without requiring extensive configuration. It simplifies data exploration and analysis by providing immediate visual feedback within the terminal environment, enhancing developer productivity and workflow efficiency.

Biip is a command-line tool designed to automatically remove Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from text. It addresses the problem of securely sharing text with tools like Large Language Models (LLMs) without exposing sensitive data. The innovation lies in its ability to quickly redact PII from various text formats, making it a valuable tool for privacy-conscious developers. It leverages simple command-line operations and configuration to achieve this, offering a practical solution for data sanitization before sharing context with LLMs.

This project is a live Twitch stream where viewers can draw pixel art on a 3D canvas using chat commands. It leverages Blender and Godot for the 3D rendering and Twitch's EventSub Websocket API for chat integration. The core innovation lies in creating a shared, persistent art space accessible through Twitch chat, offering a unique form of user-generated content and community interaction within a live streaming environment.

Validationly is a tool designed to help founders validate their startup ideas by analyzing data from social media platforms like Twitter, Reddit, and LinkedIn. This update introduces a recommendation engine that suggests relevant tools to founders, fostering a founder-to-founder ecosystem. The core innovation lies in its ability to connect idea validation with practical tool suggestions, streamlining the startup process.

This VSCode theme, inspired by Anthropic's Claude AI, aims to enhance the coding experience by optimizing the visual representation of code. It addresses the problem of code readability and cognitive load by providing a color palette and syntax highlighting scheme designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and functionally supportive of the developer's workflow.

CaseSense is a clever search and replace tool that understands the context of your text. It uses a Multi-Context Parser (MCP) server to smartly handle capitalization, making sure your replacements are accurate and natural-sounding. So, if you're tired of manually fixing case issues after a find-and-replace, this tool is your savior.

This web app creates interactive, collapsible ASCII trees from indented text. It takes your plain text, where indentation indicates the hierarchy, and transforms it into a visual, expandable/collapsible tree structure using ASCII characters. The core innovation is the efficient parsing and rendering of this tree structure within a web environment, allowing for easy sharing and visualization of hierarchical information.

This project is a lightweight wrapper, built using the Cursor editor, designed to simplify interactions with AI models. It addresses the technical challenge of streamlining the process of querying and integrating AI within a developer's workflow. It focuses on making AI more accessible, reducing the complexity of API calls and providing a more intuitive interface for AI tasks, which means less time setting up AI and more time actually using it.

GitTalk is a tool that brings instant messaging and real-time chat functionality directly into your GitHub workflow. It eliminates the need to switch between different platforms like Discord or X DMs for discussions related to pull requests (PRs) and issues. This project innovates by integrating a chat system seamlessly within the GitHub interface, streamlining collaboration and reducing context switching for developers. It addresses the problem of fragmented communication that often slows down the development process.

This project is a demonstration of how to implement PassKeys (a more secure way to log in, similar to using Face ID or fingerprint) in native Swift for iOS. It provides a simple client-server app that utilizes the Authorization Services SDK (on iOS) and lbuchs/WebAuthn on the server-side. The project is notable for showcasing both UIKit and SwiftUI implementations, illustrating a modern approach to authentication while keeping things very straightforward. It tackles the problem of complex and potentially vulnerable password management by providing a more secure and user-friendly authentication method.

Berlin Swapfest is an event inspired by MIT's Swapfest, a gathering for tech enthusiasts. This edition, part of the C-base 30th anniversary, focuses on community-driven knowledge and hardware exchange. It's not a product in the traditional sense, but a physical event fostering a culture of sharing and learning about electronics, software, and related technologies. The core innovation lies in its decentralized, grassroots approach to knowledge dissemination and resource sharing, offering a platform for developers and tech hobbyists to connect, learn, and find solutions to technical problems by leveraging collective expertise. So what's the point? It offers a unique environment for exchanging ideas and getting hands-on experience. It also allows you to find and repair broken devices or learn about technology in a casual, practical way. The event is a reminder of the power of community in the tech world.

Flash Image is a web interface that lets you edit AI-generated images conversationally, leveraging Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash model. The core innovation is moving beyond single-prompt image generation. Instead of repeatedly generating entire images, you can now have a back-and-forth dialogue with the AI to refine your image, making small adjustments like changing colors or adding details without losing the original subject's essence. This tackles the common problem of inconsistent AI image generation and offers a more intuitive control over the creative process.

AstroLLM is a project that uses the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) combined with astronomical data to generate Vedic astrology readings. It takes information like birth date, time, and location, uses astronomical calculations for planetary positions, and then leverages an LLM to interpret these positions and provide astrological insights. The core innovation is the fusion of precise astronomical data with the natural language understanding capabilities of LLMs, offering a potentially more accurate and nuanced astrological interpretation. It tackles the challenge of translating complex astronomical data into understandable astrological insights and automating the process of generating personalized Vedic astrology readings.

Namegator is a free, no-signup domain name suggestion tool designed to help you brainstorm and discover relevant domain names for your ideas. The tool leverages an algorithm to process your input idea and generate a list of potential domain names, saving you valuable time and effort compared to manual brainstorming. It solves the common problem of finding available and catchy domain names, a crucial step for any online project. So, this helps you save time and gives you ideas you might not have thought of.

Manx is a command-line tool that lets developers quickly search for documentation directly from their terminal. The core innovation is its use of a 3MB database and the Context7 MCP (Model Context Protocol) backend to deliver real-time, version-specific documentation snippets. This addresses the common problem of developers having to leave their terminal to look up documentation, which disrupts their workflow and slows them down. It aims to speed up development by making documentation readily accessible within the coding environment.

Factora is an open-source data infrastructure layer designed to simplify and improve data fetching in React applications. It tackles complex challenges like race conditions (when multiple requests compete) and memory leaks, while providing caching and retry mechanisms. It provides a solid foundation for building reliable and performant React applications, allowing developers to focus on their core logic instead of wrestling with data-related complexities.

This project allows you to create a custom profile page, offering a level of personalization typically reserved for more complex web development. It focuses on simplicity and customizability, likely employing a combination of technologies to dynamically generate the page based on user input. This approach enables users to express themselves online with ease, solving the common issue of limited profile customization options on existing platforms.

This project is a guide to replacing the widely used Pytesseract library with its faster cousin, Tesserocr, within Python. The core innovation lies in significantly improving the performance of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tasks. Instead of the standard, often slower, Pytesseract, the tutorial showcases how to leverage Tesserocr's speed for extracting text from images. This solves the common problem of slow OCR processing times, particularly crucial when dealing with a large volume of images or real-time applications.

In Memoria is a local server that acts as a persistent memory for AI coding assistants. It tackles the problem of 'Session Amnesia,' where tools like Claude and Copilot forget the context of your codebase and coding preferences between sessions. In Memoria learns your code's structure, naming conventions, and architectural patterns using tree-sitter, supporting 12 languages. This allows AI tools to provide context-aware suggestions across sessions, saving developers time and improving coding efficiency.

This project is an AI-driven image editing tool built over a weekend. It currently allows basic image edits with future plans to include features like background removal and image upscaling. The core innovation lies in leveraging artificial intelligence to automate and enhance image manipulation tasks, potentially simplifying complex editing processes and improving image quality. This addresses the technical challenge of providing accessible and efficient image editing capabilities, even for users without advanced skills. So this is useful for quickly and easily improving your photos.

This project creates a digital diary for your pets' health, transforming photos and chat logs into a structured record. The core innovation lies in its image-layered memory, enabling users to organize pet health information with ease. It addresses the pain of managing health records, especially for multiple pets, and provides a one-click vet intake system. So, this is useful because it simplifies the complicated process of tracking pet health.

FileDrop.io is a simple web utility designed to solve the common headache of transferring files between devices. It tackles the problem of overly complex URLs generated by existing file transfer services. By using a technique to generate extremely short and memorable URLs, FileDrop.io makes file sharing quick and painless. The innovation lies in its focus on extreme simplicity and user experience, prioritizing the efficiency of file transfers over complex features. So, this makes file sharing between your phone and computer a breeze.

Local-HTML allows you to treat .html files as graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with read/write permissions, enabling you to build simple applications or tools quickly without complex GUI frameworks. The innovation lies in its ability to bridge the gap between HTML’s presentation capabilities and the need for user interaction and data persistence in a local environment. It cleverly leverages local file system access within a web-browser context, something that is normally restricted for security reasons, but is facilitated here for a practical purpose.

This project is a fully functional roguelike game – a type of RPG known for its procedurally generated dungeons and permadeath – that runs entirely within the Notepad++ text editor. The core innovation lies in leveraging Notepad++'s ability to interpret and display text in a dynamic way to create a game environment. It cleverly transforms text into a playable game world, demonstrating a unique application of text manipulation and a fun, unexpected use of a common programming tool.

NextClip is an AI-driven video editor designed to automate and simplify the editing process for talking head videos. It leverages artificial intelligence to clean audio, generate engaging captions, and intelligently add visuals, drastically reducing the time content creators spend on editing. This innovative approach allows creators to focus on content creation rather than getting bogged down in technical editing. It addresses the common problem of boring videos by automating the tedious aspects of video editing, like removing filler words and adding captions, creating more engaging content. This project highlights an innovative use of AI to transform traditional video editing workflows. It helps make professional video editing easier for non-technical people.

This project provides a comprehensive guide to advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques using Transformer models. It includes a detailed talk and a corresponding GitHub repository packed with resources. The focus is on providing both theoretical understanding and practical applications, covering topics like prompt engineering, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), fine-tuning, and tackling AI safety concerns. This is designed to empower developers to build cutting-edge AI applications and understand the nuances of large language models.

Voyage is a pet health record system that transforms everyday photos and chats into a structured, searchable health diary. It addresses the common problem of scattered pet health information by leveraging image recognition, natural language processing (NLP), and a household graph to create a timeline of events, medications, and other health-related details. This allows pet owners and vets to quickly access a comprehensive history, improving care and communication. The system uses a combination of technologies including Next.js, Postgres/Prisma, Redis, Supabase Storage and LLM routing via Portkey (Gemini/OpenAI) to achieve high accuracy and efficiency while prioritizing user privacy. So, it allows for better pet healthcare management.

DesignLumo is a web application that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to generate fully editable designs from your text prompts. Instead of spending hours tweaking existing templates, you can simply describe your design requirements, including colors, layout, and text, and DesignLumo will instantly create a customizable design. The core innovation lies in its ability to move beyond static image generation and provide users with editable design elements, offering flexibility and control over the final output. It solves the problem of time-consuming design processes by automating the creation of initial design concepts and providing a starting point for further customization.

Graphtracks offers a developer-friendly API for structured analytics on Bluesky Social (AT Protocol). Instead of wrestling with raw data feeds, developers get pre-calculated metrics like engagement, time-series data, and post-level insights. This simplifies the process of building dashboards, apps, and tools for analyzing and understanding the Bluesky social network. The core innovation lies in providing ready-to-use analytics, significantly reducing the effort required for data ingestion and processing. So, it helps developers quickly get valuable insights without needing to build complex data pipelines.

WeeklyDigest is a personal link saving and summarization tool. It allows users to save links from the web and receive a weekly email recap, highlighting the most important content based on relevance. The technical innovation lies in its automated summarization engine and personalized content filtering, offering a more efficient way to manage and consume online information.

Pencil Art AI is a tool that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically transform your photos into realistic pencil sketches. It solves the problem of requiring artistic skills to create beautiful drawings. The innovative aspect lies in its use of AI to understand and replicate the style of pencil sketching, allowing users to easily generate artistic images from their photos. This technology eliminates the need for manual editing or artistic expertise. The project allows users to control the style (realistic, artistic, detailed) and intensity of the sketch, offering a personalized artistic experience.

Omoshiro is a private platform, like a Pinterest or Instagram, but designed specifically for couples. It allows you to share images, links, and messages in a secure, end-to-end encrypted environment. The core innovation lies in its focus on privacy and simplicity, providing a dedicated space to collect and discuss interesting content without the distractions of public social media. It solves the problem of losing shared content in messaging app histories, and provides a secure way to privately share content.

CursorHighlight is a simple application that visually highlights your mouse cursor, making it much easier to see during screen sharing, presentations, or demonstrations. The main technical innovation lies in its direct manipulation of the cursor's visual appearance. This is particularly useful because it addresses the limitations of existing screen recording and sharing tools (like Loom) which often lack this feature, or restrict it to paid tiers. It offers a straightforward solution to a common usability problem in the digital workspace: easily identifying and tracking the cursor.

This project is a tool designed to let users directly edit both the user's input and the AI's responses in an AI interaction. The key innovation is the ability to modify both sides of the conversation, allowing users to test and experiment with how AI systems respond to different prompts and modifications. This helps in diagnosing and potentially bypassing the safety filters implemented by AI providers.

WordleBot is a web-based tool that enhances the Wordle experience. It provides a Wordle calculator, helping players strategize and analyze possible word combinations. Moreover, it offers multiple game variants, including Custom Wordle (allowing users to play with personalized word lists), Betweenle (a number-based Wordle), and Phonenumble (a Wordle-style game for guessing phone-number-like sequences). The core innovation lies in its intelligent analysis and adaptable game formats, addressing the challenges of word-guessing games and broadening the audience's engagement with the puzzle.

CreepyDates is a text-based dating simulator fangame built as a fun side project. The core innovation lies in its interactive narrative structure and the way it allows players to experience a creepypasta (online horror stories) dating scenario. It utilizes simple but effective text parsing and conditional logic to create branching storylines and respond to player choices, simulating a 'dating' experience within a fictional horror universe. This project showcases how to create engaging interactive experiences with basic tools and a focus on narrative design.

Nano Banana is an AI-powered image generator that lets you create and modify images using simple, everyday language. It leverages the Gemini 2.5 Flash model, known for its speed and efficiency, focusing on ease of use for everyone. It's designed to be simple to use, allowing you to generate and edit images with just a few words. It is a tool for anyone looking to quickly generate visuals without needing complex design skills.

OktoNote is a mobile application that uses AI to help you effortlessly capture, organize, and retrieve your thoughts, tasks, files, and more. It eliminates the need for manual organization by automatically understanding the context of your notes, turning them into actionable cards, and making them searchable with related keywords. It's like having a smart assistant for all your digital information.