I'm a solo founder from Barcelona. I have this idea that I'm calling a social restaurant discovery app for international travelers (although it can be for locals as well). What's the problem I have encountered (and talk with friends and family that they have as well):
Most of us, we are discovering restaurants from Instagram reels and TikTok, we might save them or share them in a group chat, but then it gets messy. Maybe one of us saved the location on Google Maps, just to discover that the Restaurant its on the other end of the city from where you are when you're hungry. Also, in places like Japan, Korea or China, the best and most local places are in the local language, so you need to look in Google Maps in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean (which with ChatGPT is simpler). But all this, in my opinion, it s still messy. Also, maybe you want to find a new restaurant in the city, we all have that foodie friend that we as for recommendations, but maybe they are not available when we need them (it can happen, they have a life haha), so why not simply go check something that your friend has been to and has rated highly?
There's a pattern on LinkedIn right now that's hard to miss. Every other post opens with a one-line hook, follows a numbered list, and ends with "What would you add?" You can tell within two sentences whether someone used AI or not.
The problem isn't AI writing it's that most AI tools have no idea who you are. They generate from a blank slate every time.
I'm an 18-year-old solo developer from Pakistan, and after months of work I've finally launched Toolixy.
Toolixy is a free browser-based platform with 190+ online tools for PDFs, images, text, developers, calculators, generators, and converters all without downloads or sign-ups.
I've been frustrated watching people spend months on courses that don't lead anywhere. They learn random skills, can't interview for roles, and miss job matches that actually fit their new abilities.
So I built CourseNest. It uses AI to create personalized courses based on your goals, identifies skill gaps, and builds custom curricula. You get realistic interview practice with real-time feedback, and as you level up, it matches you with roles aligned to what you've actually learned.
If you've ever spent 20+ minutes stuck on one of those challenging Magic Sort Puzzles, you know how frustrating it can be. Most players end up making random moves, restarting levels, or searching for walkthroughs that don't even match their puzzle.
That's exactly why I built AI Magic Sort Solver.
Instead of relying on generic solutions, our tool analyzes your exact game board. Simply upload a screenshot, and the AI detects the tubes, colors, and special game objects to recreate your puzzle.
Hey everyone, I'm Javier, a digital marketer turned website developer. I've been building Creatives Takeover for the last couple of months.
Here's what got me started. I went through an accelerator myself, and beyond the fundraising connections, I walked away wondering what I'd actually gained. A cohort, a demo day, advice that sounded great in a room and fell apart back at my laptop. Nobody handed me a roadmap and even less the full journey.
I m a software developer validating a local-only product concept. I m not claiming to be a contractor, and the product is not available yet.
I m testing whether small specialty contractors would value a one-time US$59 browser tool that combines only the PDFs they choose on their own device, lets them order sections and add project fields, then generates a cover, table of contents, bookmarks, and page numbers. No account or document upload is proposed. The page has a clearly fictional sample and a fixed-choice anonymous survey; it collects no contact details or files.
I would especially value feedback from people who make submittal packages in electrical, HVAC, roofing, plumbing, or similar specialty work:
