Hello everyone.
I am one of the two people who make tripos tech. We are doing small digital projects and decided to take on something more serious and see where we get to.
The idea is simple: it's inconvenient to plan trips. You open Google, booking, some blogs, Reddit and spend a few hours and end up driving anyway without a proper plan. We wanted to make one place where you just describe the trip and get a ready-made document.
We've created an AI that plots a route by day and simultaneously collects a PDF waybill in real time while you're talking to it.
We are still in development. You don't need to buy anything, seriously. If you want to try the full version, write in the comments or in the personal account, we will grant access ourselves. No map, no unnecessary movements.
And if you ever decide to subscribe, it won't be charged automatically. We ourselves can't stand services that quietly withdraw money every month and then spend an hour looking for a place to turn it off. That's why they did it differently.
But once again, you don't need to buy anything. Feedback is important to us.: what's wrong, what's missing, what's not clear at all.
tripos.Tech is the first route for free, without registration.
Thank you if you read it to the end.

Been running a phone and electronics repair shop for a few years and tried a bunch of different tools to manage tickets, inventory, and customer records. Most were either too complex or just not built with repair shops in mind.

Stumbled across Manage Repairs (managerepairs.com) a while back and it's genuinely been the best fit. It handles repair tickets, POS, inventory, and customer history all in one place. Clean interface, nothing bloated, and it just works the way a repair shop actually runs.

Not here to spam just genuinely think it's one of those tools that doesn't get talked about enough. If you run a repair shop or know someone who does, worth checking out.

Planning birthdays, house parties, office celebrations, or festive events is still chaotic.

Too many calls. Random vendors. No transparency. No easy comparison.

So we built Tendr.

Discover trusted vendors
Compare decor, catering, DJs & photographers
Wishlist vendors before planning
Plan events faster with a smooth workflow
Designed for private celebrations & office events

We ve already onboarded 100+ vendors across Delhi NCR and validated demand through real orders.

Would love your feedback and support

Hey PH Community

oday we launched CATIA. It started as an internal frustration, and apparently we're not the only ones who had it

Every time we needed qualitative insights, the bottleneck wasn't the research.

It was everything around it.

Hey PH, I built a small app that collects and decodes Chinglish signs. It s a fun way for Chinese learners to understand common translation mistakes. Would love your feedback.

Here s the product page: https://play.google.com/store/ap...

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I ve been working on a small diagnostic tool for mobile app and game developers who see their ad revenue drop but are not sure what changed.

The problem I kept seeing was that blended eCPM alone often does not explain much.

A revenue drop might actually come from:

- fewer impressions

Most indie hackers and creators build in the dark. You spend months coding a feature you think is great, only to launch into silence.

The problem isn't building. It's knowing what to build.

After 3 failed products built in isolation, I realized the gap wasn't tools it was process.So I build a tool:X-App. It is the first AI-powered platform that fuses a scientific startup methodology with a mobile-first MVP builder. We don't just write code. We help you discover a Minimum Viable Opportunity (MVO) first.

Here s how it works for the Opportunity Analyst direction:

I m working on an AI tool that repurposes blogs, videos & podcast transcripts into posts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and email.

Before launching, I want to ask

Education is evolving.
Why just learn... when you can play, earn, and automate?
Welcome to Rapid HQ AI
where we transform expertise into monetization using gamified technology!
Forget boring lectures. Our gameplay feels like your favorite chat-bot, but with a twist.
Every interaction is powered by hyper-personalization.
Our A-I learns your goals, adapts to your skill level, and generates a custom roadmap just for you.

We've been running a data pipeline for about 18 months now, and one metric I keep coming back to is the real cost per successful request not just the price per GB, but the total cost including retries, failed requests, and the engineering time spent debugging.

Here's what I've learned about calculating the true cost:

1. Sticker price is only half the story

Most providers advertise a per-GB rate, but that number doesn't include the requests that fail and get retried. If your provider charges for bandwidth and you're burning bandwidth on failed requests, your effective cost per successful request can be 2 3 higher than the advertised rate.