Tomorrow I'm launching Triply.now and I wanted to share the story behind it before the big day.
I'm Raquel, a self-taught solo developer based in the Netherlands. I built Triply entirely alone Flutter, Python/Flask, Claude AI, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel, Render. No co-founder, no funding, no team.
The idea came from my friends and my own travel fails. A friend showed up to a temple in Morocco in the wrong outfit. Another one didn't know tipping in Japan is considered rude. I had the wrong adapter in Switzerland and I once brought my hair dryer to Boston and couldn't use it European voltage, American outlets. Triply would have told me that before I packed. These aren't rare every traveler has been there.
I m one of the makers behind @Trendyolmall_bot, a dedicated ERP automation and supply chain management tool built specifically for cross-border e-commerce sellers navigating platforms like Trendyol. We primarily serve the CIS/Russian market but are expanding globally.
As cross-border e-commerce booms, sellers face a massive headache: managing multi-store orders,tracking real-time stock across borders, and syncing with suppliers without getting lost in tabs. We built this Telegram bot to act as a lightweight, mobile-first ERP that handles order alerts, one-click store setups, and supply chain syncing.
To ensure absolute security and reliability, we built everything strictly on top of Trendyol's official API.
When we launched here eight months ago, MCPCore hosted your MCP servers, but you still wrote every tool in JavaScript. The feedback kept pointing at the same thing: hosting was solved, but writing the tools was still the hard part. Most people who want their AI assistant to reach a real API or database are not going to write a server.
Something we've been thinking about while building project management software:
Most project management platforms organize work around projects, boards, and tasks. But what happens when you want to understand an individual's workload and contribution across multiple teams?
Consider a developer working across three different projects.
Each project has its own board, tasks, deadlines, and reporting. To understand that developer's overall workload, a manager might need to visit three separate boards.
I live with a chronic condition, and almost every medication app I tried wanted a monthly subscription. So I built Cadence: unlimited medications free, and Pro is one payment that's yours for good.
It's been on the App Store since February, and almost 3,000 people in 95 countries have downloaded it since. It's had 68 updates in that time, a lot of them from people telling me what annoyed them about other apps.
My brother married a Japanese woman. At every dinner with both families, he translated both ways all night and barely ate.
So I built Tablow after my day job. One phone sits in the middle of the table, and everyone reads the conversation in their own language on their own phone. Only one person installs it. Family joins by QR code or a link, with no app and no account. Video calls show captions on both screens too.
I've been thinking a lot about how people collect information online.
Forms are everywhere: customer feedback, event registration, applications, surveys, contact pages, and more.
Yet building and managing them can still involve unnecessary friction.
I'm currently building Helios Gather, a form platform within the Helios Array ecosystem, and I want to understand what people actually need instead of making assumptions.
Hello Everyone, My name is Sreejith and we have launched a unified digital workplace platform called @Workstager .Please take a moment to go through our product and let us know your feedback. Workstager is free for 7 days and comes with modules that are interconnected which includes., Company intranet, Lead management, Project & task Management, Asset management, Expense management, Human capital management, Operations management, Help & support, Workstager intelligence (AI).
The product is easy to to use, sets you up in just 5-10 minutes and you are good to go. Users can select one module (scalable in future) or the entire bundle.
Hope to get some honest reviews and feedbacks that gives us room for improvement,
