I'm a software developer from India. I've been building software for years and recently went indie to launch my first product inneRVoice.
It's a privacy-first AI desktop assistant for Windows that helps with technical interviews, meetings, and productivity.
Why I built it: I was tired of switching between ChatGPT, voice recorders, and note-taking apps during interview prep. And every tool out there wanted my data on their servers with a monthly subscription. So I decided to build my own.
Hi! I'm Nicholas. I develop farms in New York where we research and grow rare vegetables. We'll be launching our web app Milpa tomorrow to help more people grow their own food. Any gardeners and veggie enthusiasts here?
Hi everyone, my name is Miles. I have 3 years of experience in tech consulting, so naturally I have a passion for problem solving. Me and a friend built a small team about a year ago to address what we felt to be a major gap in the capital markets ecosystem: A tool that helps users build conviction through the investment decisions they make every day. A platform to cut through the noise of finfluencing so users can better allocate their capital.
We're in our MVP phase testing with a small set of beta users. Through feedback, iterations, and maybe even some pivots, we hope to launch our product within the next few months.
I'm one of the co-founders at FIND Services, an African talent platform that simplifies job searching and nurtures career growth, and currently building out our company's first MVP, which is an AI resume builder. Launch date will be announced soon. In the meantime, anticipate and join our waitlist here: https://tr.ee/jEsEwp9WZg
hey im walker, cs undergrad who builds apps instead of studying for exams
i just ship stuff when i get frustrated enough
made 2 apps so far a puzzle game (still in beta) and now an ai study canvas StudySpace, live on play store right now if u wanna check it out: https://play.google.com/store/ap...
write notes, watch youtube, use ai, search web, import pdfs all in one place without ur phone dying from 5 open tabs. no team, my openrouter balance is probably in the negatives rn, and i still shipped it
Hey everyone, I'm Benoit. I run a digital marketing agency in Quebec (Ursa Marketing) managing 200+ ad accounts across Google and Meta with a team of 20.
If you've ever run an agency, you know the tension. Every client expects their account to get the white-glove treatment. And they should. But 20 people across 200+ accounts means your team is spending most of their week pulling numbers, checking search term reports, and monitoring for the slow creep of ad fatigue, not building strategy or testing creative. The stuff they actually got into marketing to do.
