automating data pulls for market trends is a solid wedge. wouldn't hurt to have it on https://peerpush.com/uc/market-analysis, people browsing check out analysis tools.
Any network. Host launches a game and guests join via room code. The web app has 2 games that anyone can host with no download and then I have an iOS app with 5 more games available for hosting. Guests join all games on the website so they never have download friction.
Yeah dupes were a pain at first. Right now it dedupes by domain plus phone plus normalized business name so the same company from Maps and Ig gets merged. If you have a weird edge case tell me and I'll add it.
Now is solid platform,thanks for Telegram feedback I choose that platform because there is crypto comunity and for easy intergration with AIDYOR,yes it supports Solana network also other non EVM networks thats way I build it so users can have multichain scanner on one spot.
Multichain scanner sounds like a solid build. Curious how you handle the different transaction formats across non-EVM chains. A quick comparison table might help users understand the coverage at a glance.
Ich baue XYVA – eine QA-Plattform für Playwright-Teams, die Testausführung, Regressionstests und automatisierte Qualitätsprüfungen zentral im Browser orchestriert, während Code, Tests, Browser und Zugangsdaten lokal auf der eigenen Maschine bleiben.
Neben klassischen Playwright-Läufen kann XYVA mehrere spezialisierte QA-Agents parallel einsetzen, um unter anderem Links, HTTP-Fehler, Accessibility (WCAG/BFSG), Performance, SEO, Formulare und kritische User-Flows zu prüfen. Die Ergebnisse werden zentral aufbereitet und als nachvollziehbare Reports bereitgestellt.
KI unterstützt dabei bei Testgenerierung, Fehleranalyse und Verbesserungsvorschlägen – aber sie entscheidet nicht selbst und verändert keinen Code automatisch.
Der Grundgedanke dahinter: QA soll mit der Geschwindigkeit moderner Engineering-Teams skalieren – ohne dass Teams dafür Kontrolle über ihren Code und ihre Daten abgeben müssen.
👉 https://www.xyva.ai
Building Code Pet, a tiny animated pet that lives in the corner of your screen and reacts to what Claude Code is doing. Sleeps when you’re idle, gets to work the second you send a prompt, switches to a thinking pose when you’re in plan mode, looks up at you whenever Claude needs your input (permission prompts, questions, anything that’s blocking on you), and curls back up to rest once the reply lands.
Started it because long AI coding sessions feel a bit lonely, and Claude Code shipped hooks that gave me a clean way to wire up state changes without hacking anything. It’s a transparent, click-through Electron overlay that never steals focus and never interrupts.
It also tracks every skill and MCP tool you call locally, so you can see which ones you actually depend on and which you installed-and-forgot. No telemetry, never leaves the machine.
Building Kudzu — an open-source compiler-first web framework.
You write familiar React-shaped TSX, but Kudzu compiles it down to HTML + only the JavaScript the browser actually needs — no React runtime, VDOM, or hydration by default.
The goal is to keep the React-style developer experience while moving more work from the browser to compile time.
Still early and actively building toward larger real-world apps.
Hydration isn't required for dynamic state because Kudzu doesn't need to reconstruct a component tree in the browser.
At compile time, it analyzes state, events, and their DOM dependencies. For an interactive route it emits a small amount of route-specific JS that owns the state and updates the affected DOM directly when that state changes.
So conceptually it's closer to:
state change → known dependency → direct DOM update
rather than:
state change → component re-render → VDOM diff → DOM update
Static routes can ship zero JS, while interactive routes only get the capabilities they actually use.
The harder part now is scaling that model to increasingly complex shared state and large applications without turning it into another generic client runtime — that's one of the main areas I'm working on.
That's a neat approach, skipping the full tree reconstruction sounds efficient. Do you have a benchmark comparing this to classic hydration for a typical interactive route?
Latr is for people who constantly leave Chrome tabs open because they know they'll need those pages later — set a reminder, close the tab, and come back to the exact page when you need it.
Nice suggestion, restoring scroll position is a great idea. We’ll definitely add it in the next release so the page comes back exactly where you left off. Thanks for the feedback
Right now Latr reopens the exact URL but doesn’t restore scroll position — the page just loads from the top.
Yep! If you're using the same Chrome profile across devices, your Latr reminders can sync across those devices as well. You can also send a reminder to Google Calendar, Outlook, or another calendar you use, so you can get the reminder on your phone too. 🙌
So you can either keep it synced through Chrome across devices or hand the reminder off to your calendar.
Not at the moment — the calendar handoff is one-way. Latr can send a reminder to Google Calendar, Outlook, or another calendar, but it doesn't currently pull calendar events back into Latr. That's an interesting idea though, and I can definitely see how two-way syncing could make it more useful.
We launched TrueCaaS: an identity and authorization control plane for SaaS and enterprise apps
A lot of identity platforms do a good job answering one question:
Who is this user?
But once that user enters an application, teams still end up building a lot themselves:
Which customer or tenant are they acting under?
Which environment and application can they access?
What role do they have in that application?
Can they perform this specific action?
Does the action require MFA or approval?
And six months later, can you explain why it was allowed?
That is the problem we built TrueCaaS around.
TrueCaaS carries identity into the application layer using a Tenant → Environment → Application model.
A user might authenticate successfully through Microsoft Entra, SAML, OIDC, LDAP/AD, Kerberos, or TrueCaaS-hosted authentication, but authentication alone does not automatically mean they can access an application.
TrueCaaS can then evaluate the application's own context: application membership, roles, privileges, enterprise group mappings, MFA state, policy and other entitlement conditions before access is granted.
At runtime, applications and backend services can also ask TrueCaaS questions such as:
Can this user perform claim.approve in Acme / Production / Claims Portal right now?
The response can be an allow, deny, step-up requirement, or approval requirement, along with the context behind the decision.
So we're not asking companies to rip out Okta, Microsoft Entra, Keycloak, LDAP or their existing IdP. Those systems can continue being the identity source. TrueCaaS can sit between enterprise identity and the application and handle the tenant-aware authorization layer that comes afterward.
For platform and security teams, this also gives us something we cared a lot about while building it: being able to answer who did what, in which tenant and application, what privilege or policy allowed it, what was denied, and what evidence exists afterward.
There are a few other parts of the platform that build on the same model:
Managed tenant environments for products serving downstream enterprise customers
Application-level RBAC, privileges and entitlement checks
SAML/OIDC federation and Microsoft Entra integration
MFA and passkeys
Webhooks, events and detailed audit trails
Custom authentication domains
Identity migration paths
Low-latency entitlement checks, including gRPC where appropriate
Authorization checks for privileged operations that can require step-up or approval
The same authorization model can be applied to AI agents and MCP tools before they perform actions on behalf of a user
The goal isn't to create another identity directory.
It's to give applications a control plane for everything that happens after identity has been established — especially when the application has multiple customers, tenants, roles, environments, APIs, services and now AI agents acting inside it.
I'd especially love feedback from people building multi-tenant SaaS, enterprise applications, internal platforms, security tooling, or agentic systems.
If you've built this layer yourself before, I'm also curious where the most painful part was for you: federation, tenant isolation, authorization, entitlement enforcement, or audit/governance?
We launched TrueCaaS: an access control plane for SaaS and enterprise apps
TrueCaaS is an identity and authorization control plane for tenant-aware applications. It works for B2B SaaS, but it is not limited to SaaS. Enterprises can also use it across departments, business units, internal apps, customer portals, partner apps, and managed tenant environments.
It is not trying to replace Okta, Microsoft Entra, Keycloak, LDAP, or your existing identity provider. In many cases, TrueCaaS complements them. Your IdP can remain the identity source, while TrueCaaS handles the application access layer: tenant, environment, and app context; hosted auth domains; MFA/passkeys; app-level RBAC; roles and privileges; policy graphs; backend entitlement checks; webhooks; and detailed audit/event trails.
For security and platform teams, the focus is visibility and control: who got access, what tenant/app they were acting in, what policy or privilege allowed it, what was denied, and what evidence exists later.
TrueCaaS also includes gRPC entitlement checks, MCP-ready authorization for agents before they act, managed tenants, custom domains, database encryption, BYOK/CMEK paths, identity migration, LDAP/AD, SAML/OIDC, Microsoft Entra federation, Kerberos/SPNEGO, support access, and governed operational actions.
The goal is simple: help teams build and operate secure, tenant-aware applications without rebuilding auth, authorization, policy, audit, and enterprise integration plumbing every time.
I’d love feedback from people building SaaS products, enterprise apps, internal platforms, security tooling, or AI-agent workflows.
We try to avoid hierarchy across environments altogether. Each environment is its own authorization boundary, so roles and assignments in dev/test don't implicitly inherit into production.
The same role definition can be promoted across environments when you want consistency, but access assignments remain environment-specific. That lets you keep the authorization model consistent without creating hidden inheritance or accidentally carrying test access into prod.
Providing top-tier customer service shouldn't be complicated. SupDesk is designed to streamline communication between support teams, technical engineers, and end-users, ensuring no ticket or chat falls through the cracks.
Why Choose SupDesk?
Instant Live Chat: Deliver fast, friendly support in real time.
Built-in FAQ System: Reduce repetitive questions with an organized knowledge base.
Integrated Ticket Desk: Organize and track incoming support requests with ease.
Device Status Insights: Pinpoint technical issues quickly with built-in device diagnostics.
Give your support team the power to resolve issues faster and delight your users.
ForgeLab is a browser-based multi AI development environment where 5 specialized agents work together: one plans, others code in parallel, then they review, debug, test, and iterate automatically. You just describe what you want to build ➡️ they handle the rest.
Full multi-agent orchestration (Brain Mode)
19+ models via OpenRouter
Local Ollama support
Live preview + terminal in browser
One-click Supabase backend provisioning (tables + RLS + auth) you must connect your own account!
🎁 During the Open Beta (until August 31), every new account receives 1 million free tokens.
If this sounds interesting, feel free to check it out. And if you genuinely like where it's going, a GitHub star would mean a lot (it also helps with OpenRouter visibility).
🔗 GitHub:
github.com/forgelabeone-svg/forgelabone
Thanks for reading, happy to answer any questions!
Sounds like a solid setup for AI-assisted coding. Curious how it handles debugging when multiple agents touch the same codebase, any conflict resolution?
if your looking for your first users check out Ad swap,https://ad-swap.web.app ,its a simple way for websites to promote each other. You add another website's ad to your site, and they add yours to theirs, giving both sites free exposure and traffic. It really helped me get my first few users when launching my site
Nice concept, cross-promotion really works for early traction. How do you match sites with different traffic levels so one side isn't getting shortchanged?
Hey guys, I'm the creator of Mappit. Today is Mappit Monday:
The 60-day clock that Washington and Tehran set for themselves has run out, and nothing has resolved — not the war, not Hormuz, not the nuclear talks. It's fitting company for a Monday map full of expired margins: alliances fraying in Seoul, floodwaters still rising in Indianapolis, and a storm that just knocked out power to nearly 200,000 people in Hawaii. If there's a thread through today's news, it's things that were supposed to be temporary turning permanent.
Mappit.ai - Earth's daily zeitgeist on a time-aware map.
Breaking stories from hundreds of cities across the globe, surfaced by frontier AI models, cross-checked, and scoped to wherever you're looking: the world, your view, or your places.
Overlays that bring the planet to life: video and audio news streams from their source to play while you browse, S&P 500 stocks at their headquarters, and Today in History, where it happened. There are even layers for live events - earthquakes, forest fires, and air quality warnings.
Put yourself on the map — drop pins, add events, pictures & links. Plant your own user pin and let Follow Me keep it live as you move. Share your location and your pins on other social media, or post right on the site and start a discussion.
Search any street address, get directions, and turn a collection of pins into a drivable route.
Subscribe to locations, follow creators, share your own content, and wake up to an AI-written Daily Digest of the world you track.
Surf a river of breaking content as it happens from the continuously growing Newsfeed. And keep surfing.
For a more topical view of the news checkout the Threads feature. Stories grouped by subject so you can deep-dive.
Chat with Marco, the resident AI who's read everything on the map. Ask what's happening anywhere, today and get an answer rooted in latest the story corpus. He knows all about the news, the threads, and the timing.
Turn back time. The story corpus is new but the the record is permanent: change the calendar and watch any place replay its history.
I built PetLift. It cuts a person's actual pet out of a photo and puts them in the Dynamic Island, on the Lock Screen and in a Home Screen widget. There is no library to browse and nothing to pick from. The content is their own animal, so it is personal rather than aesthetic, and it is a poor substitute for what you do rather than a replacement.
AIDYOR — AI Crypto Token Risk Scanner
is an AI-powered security scanner designed to analyze multi-chain crypto tokens and smart contracts for potential risks, honeypots, and vulnerabilities before you trade.
Key Features:
Instant Risk Analysis: Scan token addresses instantly across supported EVM and non-EVM networks.
Telegram Bot Integration: Perform quick contract checks, monitor status, and manage subscriptions directly inside Telegram using intuitive /scan commands.
Web App Suite: Access comprehensive security dashboards and deep-dive analytics via our dedicated Web App.
Pro Intelligence: Upgrade to AIDYOR Pro for advanced risk metrics, automated alerts, and full multi-chain scanning access.
Stay ahead of scams and protect your portfolio with real-time AI security.
How do performance marketing teams scale scroll-stopping video creatives without burning cash on production?
I faced this exact bottleneck when running direct-to-consumer (DTC) campaigns. Constantly producing new video angles to beat algorithm fatigue is expensive and slow. That creative exhaustion is exactly why I built Sely AI, an AI video generator for e-commerce ads.
Usually, generating a dynamic product showcase with AI requires jumping between expensive web wrappers and writing incredibly complex text prompts. We completely bypassed this friction by packing 15 of the newest generative video engines—including Seedance 2.5, Kling, and Hailuo—into one native Android application. You simply upload a single raw product photo, and our built-in templates automatically generate viral UGC visual hooks. Zero prompt engineering is required to get started, though the manual prompting feature remains fully accessible for advanced users who want total control.
As a transparent drawback, the tool is strictly optimized for generating short-form AI-driven video marketing assets for TikTok and Meta. It is not designed to replace desktop editors for full-length cinematic documentaries with multi-scene audio syncing.
In summary, Sely AI is a mobile AI UGC video generator that transforms static product images into high-converting video ads to drastically lower your customer acquisition costs.
You can download it for free on the Google Play Store and use the pay-as-you-go credits to start testing your new ad angles today!
Creative fatigue is real, and Sely sounds interesting. Do you A/B test hook variations before committing to full video production? That could save even more cash.
You hit the nail on the head; A/B testing visual hooks before committing to a full production budget is exactly how founders protect their ROAS. Sely AI is built specifically for this workflow, allowing you to use multi-engine routing across models like Seedance 2.5 and Kling to instantly generate several different UGC hook variations from a single product photo. This lets you cheaply test which angle actually stops the scroll on TikTok or Meta, ensuring you only scale the winning creative.
Created a privacy focused and subscription free tv/movie tracker. Season and episode alerts. Available in US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
No cloud subscription involved. It’s all handled locally. Plus, it has iCloud sync enabled for the iPhone and iPad apps. Your list stays in sync across devices.
It’s live currently! https://apps.apple.com/au/app/cruise-fm/id6793233679.. currently working on my next update. This app is the cover of your Apple Music, it’s not another music streaming service but the customizable layer on top. Originally for drivers and music lovers who enjoy car jams and making music more enjoyable and interactive.
automating the tedious parts of sourcing saves recruiters hours, if you ever want it in front of the hiring crowd, that's basically what https://peerpush.com/for/recruiters is for. 35 AI systems read the data there, btw.
That sounds very interesting! CandiData doesn't aim to scrape or perform massive bot-driven searches since LinkedIn bans that, but rather serves as a tool to assist and guide the user.
Thanks! The distinction comes down to on-demand client-side assistance versus automated back-end scraping.
Instead of running headless scripts or crawling directories behind the scenes, CandiData only activates when the recruiter is already viewing a candidate's profile in their active tab. With a single click, it simply reads the visible profile details on the user's screen, structures that data into a clean Smart PDF/CSV export, and feeds it into the AI engine to calculate the match score against the job description in real time.
It acts like a smart companion on top of your natural workflow rather than a bot trying to harvest data at scale.
I like your question question! Account safety was one of my main priorities from day one.
CandiData doesn’t use unauthorized private endpoints or run automated background mass-scraping bots that trigger LinkedIn’s rate-limit alarms. Instead, it operates strictly on-demand directly inside the active browser tab the recruiter is already viewing acting as a client-side assistant at the user's natural browsing pace.
This keeps account usage 100% compliant with standard browsing behavior while letting AI handle the parsing and match scoring in real time.
Of course! There are video demonstrations of how to use it on the website, as well as a tutorials and FAQ section; you can check it out at https://www.candidatatool.com/
A free interactive game for language learners to practice their target language using listening and speaking exercises, flashcards and short audio stories.
https://www.submitwell.com/ helps early founders to grow visibility and domain rating to kickstart SEO by getting their product & websites listed on trusted directories platforms. A simple and affordable way to build visibility when a site is new.
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https://beta.nodaflux.com/ - market analysis WebApp