I've been building SalaryLabs, a free toolkit for US workers and job seekers who want to make more sense of their pay.
The idea started pretty simply: salary sounds straightforward until you actually have to use the number.
$80K a year sounds great, but what does that look like after taxes? What's the hourly equivalent? How much would overtime add? And if you get another job offer, how do you actually compare the two?
I'm Bor Shev, an independent composer and the founder of ShevtoneAudio.
I created ShevtoneAudio to solve a problem I kept running into while composing: turning a MIDI sketch into a structured cinematic orchestration can take hours.
ShevtoneAudio works with the composer's own MIDI rather than generating music from a text prompt. It analyzes the musical material and creates a multi-track orchestral arrangement that remains editable, so the composer can continue working with the notes, instruments and structure inside a DAW.
Here is what a week of AI traffic looks like on our site, measured rather than guessed.
In 24 hours, AI crawlers requested our pages 479 times. Applebot 179, meta-externalagent 180, ChatGPT-User 74, ClaudeBot 26, GPTBot 20.
Over seven days, assistants sent us real people: three visits from chatgpt.com , one from perplexity.ai
, two from Bing, arriving from Turkey, Greece, Hong Kong, Korea, the US and China. Small numbers. Real ones, from a browser beacon where bots cannot appear.
It's a small tool that solves one specific friction: when AI generates an HTML prototype in minutes, but getting feedback on it still means screenshots, red circles, and pasting into chat apps.
Yesterday we launched on Product Hunt and finished #13. Out of ~500 launches, that puts us in roughly the top 2 3%, which I m genuinely proud of especially with heavy hitters (even GitHub!) launching the same day and not taking the top spots. One thing that surprised me (and honestly disappointed me a bit): Product Hunt filters comments heavily. We had 60 100 people from our community friends, family, LinkedIn followers upvote and comment, but none of those comments showed up. Some even disappeared after I replied. Not seeing that early feedback sucked, to be honest. That said huge thank you to everyone who supported Votap yesterday. Your votes, messages, and DMs meant a lot More tomorrow.
I ve been working on ProofWrite.ai, a writing tool that helps users revise AI-assisted drafts so they read more naturally, then verify the revised version within the same workflow.
I built it because the usual process feels fragmented: rewrite the text in one tool, check it in another, make more changes, and repeat.
I wanted to share LexiSummarize, an AI-powered legal document intelligence platform I've been building.
Most legal documents are difficult to understand, whether it's contracts, agreements, policies, or terms and conditions. LexiSummarize helps users:
Summarize lengthy legal documents in seconds Detect risky or unusual clauses Explain legal language in plain English Compare multiple legal documents Ask questions about uploaded documents using AI
We're building this to make legal information more accessible for students, founders, freelancers, and businesses.
I'd genuinely appreciate your feedback:
What feature would you find most useful?
What's missing from existing AI legal tools?
Would this solve a problem for you?
You can try it here: https://lexisummarize.in
Every piece of feedback helps us improve. Thanks for checking it out!
