I built Toolboard because my browser workflow was fragmented across too many single-purpose extensions.

It started with a small set of utilities and eventually grew into 83 tools for inspection, capture, conversion, productivity, and optional AI-assisted workflows.

I built CodexControl after using multiple Codex accounts and realizing that switch the auth file is not enough for a reliable desktop workflow.

The app is local-first and focuses on two jobs:

I m building Myna Player, an open-source local-first video player around a subtitle timing problem:

translate too early and the model has too little context

wait for more context and the subtitle arrives after the dialogue

I ve spent 10+ years hiring people and reviewing thousands of resumes. The frustrating part is that many capable people don t have an experience problem. They have a translation problem: the resume says what they did, but not why it mattered.

That s the problem I m working on with JRNEY - resume audits, rewrites, ATS checks, and interview practice.

I d rather get blunt feedback from people who build products than collect polite launch comments.

What would make you trust a tool like this? What part sounds useful, and what part sounds like another AI career product?

I maintain Agent Only, an open-source MCP memory service for coding agents.

The problem I kept hitting was repetitive troubleshooting: a fix discovered in one Codex or Claude session disappeared when the next session started. Agent Only gives agents a small shared workflow to search, reuse, record, and review verified troubleshooting notes.

The smallest install is:

npx -y agent-only-mcp

Every tool you need for content creation now charges monthly.

Video editor. Voiceover tool. Thumbnail maker. Stock footage. Music licensing. Caption generator.

Each one is "just $X/month." But they stack up fast. And the worst part most of them charge per credit or per character, so you hit a wall exactly when you're in the middle of a project.

I got tired of it. So I built something with a one-time price instead.

Over the last year, our team has been building Caregence, an AI platform for healthcare operations. One thing became very clear during customer conversations:

Healthcare organizations don't struggle because they lack AI tools. They struggle because patient data, operational workflows, scheduling, documentation, billing, and care coordination all live in separate systems.

We found that connecting these workflows was often more valuable than adding another AI feature.

I'm curious what others think.

Hey! I'm Ayden, the creator and founder of Synapse Social.

My goal is simple: Make social media marketing and distribution SUPER easy and AFFORDABLE.

I aim to be the cheapest social media scheduler in the internet so that people from all backgrounds can market and distribute as and when they like :)

90% of building a bigger app is not breaking what already works.

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oday I fixed a reliability issue on DiscountHub that looked small but affected the first impression of the product.