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I'm building Clarity Cloud AI, an AI Native analytics platform for technical and non-technical folks alike. As a first time builder, the journey has been challenging yet fun. I'm planning to launch soon!
I wanted to share a project I've been working on called ActividadX.
I built this app because I noticed how hard it has become to actually meet new people and make real-life friends, despite being more connected online than ever. The main goal of ActividadX is simple: to help you find people nearby who want to share real activities, hang out, or grab a coffee.
QueueThis! : queuethis.io This is a project I have been working on for a while. The name of this project is called QueueThis! In this web app, people can listen to music together, using the shared queue system. In order to queue songs into the shared queue system, users must upload the song via any supported music file format that is listed. Once the queued song plays, everyone in the app will be able to hear it play live via synchronized playback. There is also a global chat feature where users can chat with each other while the music plays. People can also send direct messages to each other. This new web app is intended to be for users of ages 13 (with parents permission, that is) and up. Anyways, I would greatly appreciate feedback for this new project that I have worked on. I would like to know what everyone thinks about it. Suggestions are welcome too. Thanks.
Six years of my career was administering assessments. Every instrument I used handed someone a fixed label. High D, strong I, into the file it goes. Nobody I met was the same person in March as they were in November.
So I spent the next four years, next to a full-time job, building the opposite.
Rake & Reason is an interactive, Duolingo-style trainer that teaches poker through the statistics behind it, not the other way around. Instead of memorizing charts, you calculate real odds, count real hand combinations, and make pot-odds calls on actual poker scenarios, with instant feedback on the math every step of the way. A built-in Monte Carlo simulator lets you pit any two hands against each other and watch thousands of outcomes play out in seconds, turning percentages into real understanding. It's built for anyone who wants to actually understand why a play is correct, not just be told that it is.
I ve been talking to a bunch of creators lately and noticed a pattern. Most spend a surprising amount of time searching through Google Trends, YouTube trending, X, Reddit, etc just to find one or two solid content ideas.
Some said they lose 1 to 2 hours a day. Others feel like they keep spotting trends only after they re already saturated.
I ve been working on AI Graph Studio, a free and open-source visual environment for designing, documenting, analyzing and optimizing agentic AI workflows and graphs. It lets you visually build workflows using LLMs, agents, tools, RAG, memory, routers, guardrails, human approvals, loops and other components, while also providing analysis, token budgeting, cost estimation and simulation capabilities. The project runs entirely in the browser, requires no API keys, and is free to use without limits. I ve also just made it available as a Hugging Face Space. I d really appreciate feedback from people working with AI agents and agentic architectures: what would you add or improve? AI Graph Studio:
https://aigraphstudio.jordigarci... Hugging Face Space:
https://huggingface.co/spaces/gc...
I'm testing whether this behavior actually exists.
I built Fleuves because social platforms are great at showing what people achieved, but terrible at preserving everything that happened before it.
Instead of posts being the center, you create a Dream and gradually build the history of that journey progress, failures, thoughts, photos and milestones. You decide what stays private and what gets shared.
