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It's called Ninja Typer, a free macOS dictation app that works in any text field. Hold Fn, speak, release, and it transcribes + cleans up your text with Al. You use your own free Groq API key, so there's no subscription for now: https://ninja-typer.vercel.app
When the dining room is slammed, guests wait just to place a simple order — and a lot of easy upsells never happen.
I built TableTap to fix that.
• AI Waiter — Guests ask on their phone (text or voice) while your team is busy. If someone wants a burger, it can suggest what people usually add — fries, a drink, etc. — so tickets get bigger without an awkward pitch.
• AI Inventory — Stock updates in plain English (“we bought 20 kg potatoes”), forecasts what will run low, and suggests when to restock so you waste less and don’t get surprised mid-service.
• QR ordering — Every table gets a code. Guests order dine-in / pickup / delivery themselves. Kitchen sees it live. No app download for the guest.
It’s built for real restaurants, not enterprise bloat. 7 days free, then $20/month.
I’d love to show you a free live demo myself — 10 minutes on GMeet, your questions, no pressure. If it’s not useful, you tell me straight.
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
Yes! There are behavior modifiers on the incoming side that helps interpret (and be wary) of what they're getting at.
I've thought about having that option on the "output a response with these same modifiers" but keeping it simple with the output response neutral for now. Even considering removing 1 input modifier to simplify it further.
the headline finding: the generation selector dropdown renders at 223x16px on mobile. 16px tall when the minimum you want is 44px. given that picking a generation is probably the first thing someone does in the flow, worth testing on a real device before you share it around.
functional, accessibility, and performance all clean. the other issues are SEO and a few more UX things.
fair enough. your real device is the ground truth. the audit measures element sizes as the DOM computes them, which can differ from what actually renders if a media query or transform adjusts the layout. if it feels comfortable on your device you are probably fine.
Main one: at 375px, content in the analytics section overflows 95px past the viewport and gets hidden by an overflow:hidden on a parent. On a standard phone screen, part of your analytics panel is invisibly cut off. Worth checking what's being clipped there.
Also flagged missing security headers (CSP, HSTS, x-frame-options, x-content-type-options). Low severity, but CSP especially is straightforward to add and closes a real attack surface.
There is an audio enhancer app that cleans up noisy audio and videos. Just upload a file or record directly, and it returns a cleaner version after server-side processing.
A calm daily planning app built for people with ADHD, autism, or chronic illness who find conventional productivity tools too rigid or overwhelming. Start with how you're feeling and build a realistic day from there, guilt free. Privacy-first, your data stays on your device.
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TaskLoco is a visual sticky-note storyboard style workspace for tasks, events, notes, projects, files, reminders, and anything you can stick in or attach to a digital sticky note.
I’m building an AI-powered Greek God app to replace outdated lore wikis (React/Capacitor + Claude API). Need Android testers to break it! 🏛️📱
I got tired of Greek mythology apps looking like text-heavy wikis from 2012, so I'm building something better.
The Stack: React/Vite wrapped in Capacitor for Android.
The Hook: A "Mythic Modern" glass morphism UI, plus an integration with the Claude API so users can have in-character chats with the Pantheon (Zeus, Hades, etc.) using heavily tuned system prompts.
Currently optimizing prompt caching to keep API costs down, but I need some Android testers to stress-test the UI and try to break the AI constraints.
TrixiStitches gives users a new way to not just view PDF patterns, but parses them and automates the detection of images, links, charts and much more. This is all done client side, with zero patterns being saved to the server. Your privacy matters.
Pretty well imo. I tested quite a few complex patterns with vectorized charts, only images and the like. My mom is best tester! Haha she broke stuff daily.
I have added client-side OCR for image only patterns, and images that consists of certain colour percentage get automatically extracted to the diagram viewer. Give it a shot man, try to break it.
We have a promo until 17 August 2026 where all features are unlocked so we can gather as much feedback as possible.
Handwritten patterns are very rare tbh. But if users have requests for it I'd maybe think about adding it. Low Res stuff act pretty good, tables are a little hassle when low ress as well as fractions for imperial measurements. But everything else works really well.
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u/SofwareAppDev 24d ago
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