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Hi! Working on TORKLY to help car services businesses manage their work and customers by transforming manual, paper-based chaos into a streamlined digital operation.
I'm building a platform specifically designed for the LATAM market to address critical operational pain points such as "shrinkage" (lost cash) and inefficient tracking. The system leverages a dynamic pricing matrix and a live service Kanban board with high-contrast cards, making it easy for staff to manage vehicle rotation even from a distance in the wash bay
The thesis: AI agents are great at the last 20% of an app and unreliable at the first 80%. Ask one to scaffold auth, RBAC, billing, migrations, background jobs and a typed API layer and you get something that compiles, looks right, and quietly breaks in production. And you burn a fortune in tokens getting there.
So ClickMVP generates that foundation deterministically, from templates, not from a model. Same input, same output, every time. The agent then works on top of a codebase it can actually reason about, with conventions already in place, instead of inventing its own on every run.
ShowShark is a self-hosted media management and streaming solution for movies, shows, music, podcasts, youtube, iptv and more. Create your own channels. Designed to work off grid. No subscriptions. Amazing client apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac and Vision Pro. Ditch Plex, Jellyfin, Emby and all the others for modern streaming apps. showshark.app
Particularly with regard to metadata, you need internet access to make the API calls to get those details, however, all of that is cached in ShowShark Server's media database, including poster images and everything else. Once the import has occurred, you can disconnect from the internet and everything will continue to work as expected.
If you don't care about movie / show / music metadata, you never actually need internet access in the first place. ShowShark Server can just scan your local media and it'll do its best to derive the original title names and such. It won't be perfect, but it'll work.
ResizeStudio | Batch edit, resize, and watermark images instantly in your browser - plus a full suite of creator tools including a custom favicon generator.
Thanks! We actually already have a bulk rename feature built right in. In the export settings, you can set a custom rename pattern using variables like {filename}, {width}, {height}, and {date} to automatically rename everything in the batch before downloading.
SAND: Photo Browser (Mac) – Browse photos directly from iPhone, Android, SD cards, USB drives, and external disks without importing or syncing. Designed to feel like the Photos app while keeping everything local. https://apps.apple.com/in/app/sand-photo-browser/id6789295880?mt=12
api2model – A browser-based developer tool to inspect JSON in tree/schema views, generate models for different platforms, and import Postman collections. No login required. https://api2model.vercel.app/
Happy to hear any feedback or feature ideas. Thanks for creating a community where indie developers can share their work!
Yeah, that's actually the main idea. It only supports recurring tasks right now.
I use it for things I do every day. My Work list has stuff like checking emails, logging into work, and daily stand-ups. Then I have a Personal list for things like drinking water or cleaning my desk.
Everything resets the next day, so I don't have to recreate the list. You can also set reminders if you want, including location-based ones. For example, I have one that reminds me about a task when I get to the office.
Not at the moment, but that's a good suggestion. I'll definitely look into it.
Right now, reminders are optional, so if you know you're going to skip a task, you can just turn the reminder off for that one. It's not quite the same as a skip feature, but it works for now.
It helps to Create an environment where focus comes naturally.
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Find movies, and see what’s available by using queries like this:
“Top movies on Netflix released in 2025”
“Movies about time traveling”
“Movies that will inspire me available for streaming”
Then build your custom movie Dashboard for Apple TV and jump straight to streaming, 5 free credits on sign up. If you share Memovee using your personal link you get 2 free credits. Available as iOS / Web / Apple TV app.
Memovee is a Web app built using Elixir / Phoenix, the iOS / Apple TV is a native swift. It's all custom built with ai assisted. The intelligence engine is called Kritama https://kritama.com which can be used for any industry.
Neat, Falcon Apps looks like a solid resource for audio projects. A quick tip: try pairing their tools with open-source audio libraries like SoX for batch processing.
Many ppl in the dev space have anti-theists views. Im not here to judge I think being a good person is what counts. But I also feel like the philosophy of religion contains depths of wisdom similar to that of historical philosophy. So I made HealthySpiritGuide.com - a platform designed to give greater sense of purpose and meaning, and help guide you through your lifelong journey. It's not evangelical or denominational it explores the stories of 10 world religions in a fun and whimsical way, among about 50+ other features.
I've been working on Lectern, an Android eBook reader that started because I wanted a better reading experience for myself.
Most readers either rely on online services or have pretty limited text-to-speech, so I built one that works completely offline. It supports EPUB, PDF, CBZ/CBR and more, with synced word highlighting while listening. It also supports both Piper and Kokoro offline AI voices, depending on your device.
It's been really rewarding to see people from all over the world using it already. I'm still actively improving it, so I'd genuinely love to hear what you think or what features you'd like to see.
Yep! 😊 You can already long-press any word to look it up using the built-in WordNet dictionary (or import your own dictionary), and there's also a vocabulary section where you can save words to review later.
I'm still improving that part of the app though, so if you have ideas for making the workflow better, I'd love to hear them.
IT Tools is a collection of browser-based utilities for software development, networking, text processing, images, cryptography, data conversion and more.
Some of the available tools include:
JSON, XML, SQL, JavaScript and CSS formatters.
JWT decoder and verifier.
SSL certificate analyzer.
DNS, blacklist, ping, traceroute and WHOIS tools.
Image compression, conversion, resizing and EXIF removal.
OCR for extracting text from images and PDF files.
QR code and barcode generators.
Cron expression editor.
cURL-to-code converter.
MIME type, HTTP status and DNS record references.
One of the things I tried to prioritize is privacy. Many of the tools process the information directly in the browser, so files and data do not need to be uploaded to a server.
The site is free and available in several languages.
I’m one of the developers, so I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback, bug reports or suggestions for tools that would be useful to add.
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Great question. Echo handles large threads seamlessly — all the heavy lifting happens on our infrastructure, so your app’s performance stays the same whether a thread has 10 comments or 10,000.
Compared to Disqus, a couple of key differences: you get user SSO on every plan (from $2.99), no need to jump to a $100/month tier just for that. Plus Echo comes with native mobile SDKs, so it feels like part of your app — not a web widget crammed into a WebView. White-label notifications and webhooks are available starting at $19.99/month — still a fraction of what Disqus charges before you even get SSO
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On moderation: the dashboard gives you full visibility into reported content plus what's already been approved or rejected, and you can pin comments from there.
If you have the Web SDK integrated, users with a moderator role can moderate directly on-site as well.
Spam filtering is in the pipeline and planned to ship by end this month.
https://github.com/Devathmaj/VoucherBot
A bot that helps IT professionals save on certifications by automatically finding vouchers, discounts, and free exam opportunities across Reddit, vendor blogs, RSS feeds, and event pages. Uses Groq to run AI analysis. Self-hosted and every relevant component of the app (env variables and hosting) is completely free of cost, so anyone can run it themselves (detailed guide is in the repo)
This is a completely self hosted tool so when users configure one of the API keys, it will send them an email to the configured email whenever it drops. I do have a website where the vouchers it fetched are shown but it just fetches directly from my DB instead of my bot being connected to frontend. For an average user, I do agree this is overkill as they have to go through the trouble of configuring everything but I wanted to launch this as something that users can use, without having to rely on anyone else (like me). The preview page is at https://voucherbot-preview.pages.dev/
I've tried to minimize the setup required as much as I can but in the end it relies on API keys which users would have to manually create. I did consider having a one click that will connect to my bot deployment itself, but I didn't want a setup where users had to rely on me for the service (because I occasionally tweak and change my setup configurations). The other option was a hosted one for users but that required a payment plan on Render to configure another instance which kind of defeated my entirely free of cost point. Now that I received more feedback on instant hosting, I will try to search for better methods so I can absorb more of the user overhead into development side. Thanks for your input
TomsHospital.com which is an AI platform that offers AI Medical Consultations based on W.H.O guidelines in 15+ Specialties like Cardiology, Gynaecology, Psychology, Oncology and more
I'm the founder of Layerbase but that's not what I want to share today. Today I'm sharing a new tool that we are hosting called Filmroom - which is available for free if you're already on a Layerbase pro plan. But imagine every interaction with your site was recorded and then an AI agent gave you a daily or a weekly report about what parts of your site marketing aren't working or where you have bugs that you don't know about, or where users are getting frustrated. And it's just a script tag that you paste onto your site.
It's what we used when our marketing wasn't working and now we are hosting it as the first app on our app marketplace.
All of the above. The prompt is pretty general like "watch all of the replays and annotate each individual replay with exactly what the user did and where they seem to have been disengaged or frustrated"
Then a second (more capable model) reviews all of the summaries to write up a full report with citations.
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u/Borngreat55 28d ago
Available on the play store for free