If you think about it, 99% of the internet's value is just URLs. A groundbreaking AI paper, a brilliant Figma UI kit, a GitHub repo, or a YouTube tutorial they all boil down to a simple string starting with https://.
Like many of you, I suffer from digital hoarding. My browser bookmarks were a black hole. "Read it later" essentially meant "Save it forever and never look at it again." I tried moving them to Notion, Obsidian, and Raindrop, but the friction of tagging and organizing always defeated me.
I realized my fundamental approach to Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) for links was wrong.
The Shift in Mindset: From "Storage" to "Dashboards" Links shouldn't be buried in hierarchical folders; they should be visualized as active, curated dashboards. But I couldn't find a tool that was both completely private (no SaaS lock-in) and smart enough to organize the mess for me.
We're building a platform moegen.ai for all creators who are interested in novel / manga and anime. Our AI powered pipelines cover every steps from wording, variant graphic styles to visual effects. All you need is to type in your idea within several words and we'll take care of the rest.
Growing up in a small town in West Germany, I couldn't help but wonder what the world looked like beyond the horizon. Family road trips and vacations across Europe eventually sparked my passion for travel.
My first extended solo trip took me across Asia. Travel planning was limited travel guidebooks, and fragmented info on the internet. I visited incredible places, but if you asked me today to recount those memories, I honestly couldn't tell you much. What I do remember are the moments I never planned: getting lost in a neighborhood, talking with locals, meeting fellow travelers, and discovering places that weren't on anyone's bucket list.
That's when I realized that travel had happened to me. I was moving from place to place instead of truly experiencing them.
Today, we're faced with a different dilemma which is information overload with unlimited travel content, AI generated itineraries, social media, reviews, and recommendations. Finding places isn't hard anymore. Finding places that feel right for you still is.
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Is your AI project open source on GitHub or Hugging Face?
I'm building a feature that lets maintainers claim their project on opensourceai.tech to keep information up to date and help more developers discover it long after launch.
Hi folks we're Dan and Katya, a two-person team. We run, and we build things.
For the last year and a half we've been making the running coach we always wanted to exist basically Garmin Coach, but for Apple Watch. You tell it what you're training for (5K to marathon) and when; it builds the whole plan every week to race day, every pace derived from a race you've actually run and your Watch runs it from the wrist: live intervals, pace targets, haptic cues, no phone needed.
I made Byte, a native Mac app for chatting with AI models. You bring your own API key (Claude, GPT, Gemini, whatever you use) and pay the provider directly instead of stacking a subscription on top. Or skip keys entirely and run local models like Llama for free.
Tell it who you want to reach. It researches, finds contacts, and pushes a ready-to-send list straight to your CRM. No filter dropdowns. No scraper babysitting. One chat, every source, any audience.
What you can do with one prompt:
"Find Series A fintech startups in EU that raised this month - add founder emails."
"List 500 RevOps leaders at 50 500 HC SaaS companies, exclude anyone already in our HubSpot."
"Pull exhibitors from this conference site, enrich with titles + emails, push to CRM tagged 'SaaStr-26'."
