I'm a frontend developer mostly HTML, CSS, JavaScript and I've been learning React and Firebase over the last few months. I'm also really into AI tools and how they're changing the way we build and write.
Hey everyone, I'm Lokesh Reddy, a solo founder building JeevAyu.
Quick version: JeevAyu pulls your medical records, from every doctor, hospital, and lab you've ever been to, into one place that you actually own, instead of leaving them scattered across a bunch of hospital portals that don't talk to each other.
Hello everyone, new to this but using all the options that I can. Have built a GPS pin placement app and web base for the office. The app allows workers to place product pins in massive industrial yards. Allows them to put in customer info, product type, shipping dates via by themselves or the built in OCR to do it for them. Also allows them to upload pictures of the product and blueprints. Also has Attention tabs that the office can use to place products in repair. Workers do the repair and checks it off the list, and adds their name, date and timestamp to the list so management knows who to talk to if any questions or concerns arise. everything from logging and repairs is saved in the audit list so even if the product is gone, you can still go back and look at the details.
I'm Anna from Canada (Vancouver) - Mom to one teenage son, two dogs, and eight chickens.
I've been a Founder for over three decades and four businesses. For the last 4 years, I've been a Business Foundation Strategist, using my 33 years of experience to fix the foundational cracks in other people's companies (think Ideal Clients, Positioning, Offers, and Pricing).
I am Manish and I am building TectorAI - a weaving thread that joins all research platforms. Have been in research workflows for my entire career(banking, consulting, commercial strategy) and realized all platforms & tools create excellent research reports - intelligence, but consumption is still difficult. Insights I found disappeared the moment tab was closed. I would end up hours looking for info or recreating my old research.
I'm Rahul, founder of @Talenser (talenser.com), based in India.
Before this, I kept running into the same problem: hiring developers is painful. Companies drown in r sum s, spend hours filtering keywords and running interview rounds, and still make wrong hires while genuinely skilled developers get overlooked because a r sum doesn't show what they can actually do.
I've spent the past several months building a social media scheduler designed specifically for the people who operate on these platforms daily creators and the agencies that manage them. The premise is straightforward: most scheduling tools were architected for a different era and treat short-form video and multi-platform publishing as secondary concerns rather than the core of the product.
Growently.com approaches it differently scheduling across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and more, at full video quality, with pricing that scales sensibly whether you're an individual creator or a team managing dozens of accounts.
We're building in the open, and I'd value input from the founders and operators in this community: what does your current scheduling tool get wrong, and what would meaningfully improve your workflow?
