Making a website shouldn't feel like a second job. But right now your options are: pay someone thousands of euros, or spend your evenings fighting with a builder, moving boxes around, googling what a "domain" is, and still ending up with a site that looks off.
Chunk v2 is finally out after months of work and I wanted to share it here since this community gave me some really useful feedback on v1.
It s a menubar time-blocking app for macOS. The core idea is simple, plan your day in focused chunks, get a fullscreen alert when one ends, then move straight into the next. It s built to be fast, frictionless, and not feel like some bloated system that requires as much time as it saves.
Planning a wedding in Pakistan sounds exciting until you actually start looking for a venue.
There s no single place to discover venues. No transparent pricing. No easy comparison. And most decisions still depend on WhatsApp forwards, phone calls, and personal references.
I m working on Menulizer.com a digital menu platform that uses QR codes to help restaurants ditch paper menus, take orders straight from customers phones, and see all their analytics in one place. And here s the best part: there are no commissions or sneaky fees.
Here s what you get with Menulizer:
Instantly make a QR code for your menu.
Let customers browse and order right from their phones no extra hardware needed.
I built Frame Localizer because translation usually gets treated like a text problem, when it s really a UI problem.
It s a Figma plugin for testing multilingual UI earlier in the design workflow. The focus is simple: help teams see whether a screen still works after translation, especially when layout, mixed-language content, and UI consistency start to break down.
We needed a new demo website so users could test our AI Chatbot Plugin on a 400-page "How To" blog. But how long would it take to create 300 posts, along with categories and tags?
Just wanted to share a bit of information about a new product that I just launched this week. It is called SecretStash. SecretStash is a zero-knowledge secrets management platform for development teams. Store, share, and manage credentials securely with client-side encryption. I originally built the service for PHP and Laravel applications, but I am planning a NodeJS package as well. Depending on the interest and demand, other languages/platforms could be also developed in the future.
Hey PH! Solo founder here, been building ResumeAgent for the past few months and launching here next week.
The problem: 75% of resumes get auto-rejected by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) before a human recruiter ever sees them. Most job seekers have no idea this is happening - they just wonder why they never hear back.