It all starts from an idea but for me it was not just an idea it was a dream to build my own Software (VZIMO).
And after thinking for months, I had enough, so I started learning programming and indeed for me (who was just in 12 grade) it was difficult,
But I kept on learning and started working on my SaaS at the same time!
I was very confident for my SaaS as it is solving real-life problems for social media and YouTube creators, and that's the reason I become obsessed with it and I kept on working on it for more than 6 months straight,
After 10 years running a marketing agency, I was handing clients AI-generated content that sounded like everyone else's AI-generated content. Polished. Generic. Forgettable.
I've been building Kinship Vault for a while now. It started on iPhone, then iPad, and this week it finally became a real native Mac app. Proper Mac layout, light and dark modes, and your vault stays in sync across all three. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
Detailed tech write up on implementation : https://medium.com/@amabm18/i-bu... What it is
A calm, offline home for the documents you'd hate to lose: passports, IDs, health cards, deeds, wills, and the photos that matter. You scan them and they're encrypted right there on your device, categorized by people or categories even you can customize. Nothing leaves unless you choose to turn on backup, and even then it's encrypted and locked to your key first.
I found myself with thousands of travel photos but couldn t remember the people or conversations behind many of them. That s why I built Safarnama. Curious whether anyone else has felt the same.
Most monitoring tools tell you when your site is down. PulseBoard tells you why.
I built PulseBoard because I was tired of getting alerts at 3 AM and spending hours digging through logs, CloudWatch, and GitHub commits just to figure out what went wrong.
Here's how it works:
Monitors your websites and APIs Vigil AI investigates incidents automatically Correlates failures with GitHub commits and deployments Pulls AWS telemetry (EC2, RDS, ALB, Lambda, CloudWatch) and now Lightsail! Scores commits by time, file relevance, deployment status, and infrastructure correlation Filters out noise below a 40/100 threshold to save AI tokens Shows you the evidence, not just a guess
My kid asked to watch one Bluey episode. Auto-play had other plans. Forty-five minutes later it was unboxing videos, a bedtime meltdown, and me wondering why a video platform built for "watching what you want" had quietly turned into a platform that decides for you.
That's the problem I set out to fix with NoSuggest, a free, open-source PWA that strips YouTube down to just the channels you choose. No recommendations, no Shorts, no auto-play, no trending feed, no algorithmic rabbit holes.
Kids only ever see content from channels a parent explicitly added. There's a dedicated Kids Mode with a 6-digit PIN, and it hides anything that could lead to an accidental tap outside curated content.
I kept shipping small changes that quietly broke signup or checkout, the flows I never think to click again. Writing and babysitting end-to-end tests for them was its own job, so they never got written.
So I built VeriWasp. You describe a flow in plain English once, and it becomes a check on every PR. It installs as a GitHub App, runs a real browser against your preview deploy, blocks the merge if the flow breaks, and comments exactly where it fell over. No YAML, no Selenium, no secrets to wire up.
