Like many people, I used Omegle years ago because it was one of the easiest ways to meet random people online.

The problem was always the same:

• Too many bots

• Fake users

• Poor moderation

• Privacy concerns

• Slow or unreliable connections

So I started building OmegleVC, a peer-to-peer random video chat platform focused on fast connections, privacy, and real human conversations.

Hey everyone,

I m working on Write Better Assistant, an AI writing Chrome extension for people who write in the browser all day.

We ve all been there: you need to convert a HEIC photo from your iPhone to JPG, or turn a DOCX invoice into a PDF. You search Google, click the first free online converter, upload your file, and download the converted version a few seconds later.

But have you ever thought about where your file goes?

Most online converters process your files on their servers. This means your private documents, personal photos, and sensitive data are transmitted over the internet and stored on third-party servers. Even if they claim to delete files after 1 hour, you have no way to verify it.

We just built a fully interactive, natively animated chess game every piece, every move, every glow effect entirely inside ExodeUI. No Unity. No game engine. No code. Just two AI agents and a canvas.
Here's how it happened, start to finish:
Step 1 Aura builds the board and pieces from SVG scratch. I typed: "create a chess board with all 32 pieces in starting position." Aura calculated the exact 60 60px grid, generated Staunton-style vector paths for every piece type pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king and placed all 32 on the correct squares with mathematically precise x/y coordinates. Not emoji. Not Unicode. Clean, fully editable SVG paths on the canvas.
Step 2 Zion animates the entire game. This is where it got insane. I handed off to Zion, our Motion Architect agent, and said: "animate a full chess game opening e4, e5, Nf3, Nc6, Bc4, Bc5." Zion generated staggered keyframe sequences for every piece movement position interpolation, easing curves, hover lifts as pieces picked up and landed. The knight? It got a parabolic arc. Each move played out in sequence with natural motion timing.
Step 3 Full AI keyframe control. Every keyframe Zion generated is fully editable in ExodeUI's timeline. I could grab any frame mid-arc on the knight's jump, the moment a pawn promotes and tweak the curve, adjust the timing, or add a particle burst effect. The AI generates the structure. You stay in control.
Step 4 Behaviors made it alive. Added a Pulse behavior to the king when in check. A Glint effect on captured pieces. A Spotlight that follows the active piece. All through natural language. All on the same canvas.
The result: a complete, interactive chess animation that exports natively into a React component. Playable in the browser. Zero game engine. Zero external libraries.
This is what multi-agent design feels like in practice. Two specialists. One canvas. One unified output.
Try it yourself at exodeui.com
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We just shipped a referral program for Swiftbill (swiftbill.dev), our free invoice generator built for freelancers and contractors.

The idea: if you're already using Swiftbill, you can now share your personal referral link and earn real rewards not useless credit that expires, but actual free Pro access and bonus invoice slots.

My name is Vadim, and I'm the founder of LOT (brand.lot-systems.com). It's a new self-care AI platform for the entire family. I am a single father, and my son Kuzya is 5 years old. He was born in Los Angeles, a native Californian, my little pro-surfer.

I'd love to introduce myself through the latest album I made for LOT team Usership.

Something I've never solved well: keeping a reference library of video posts that actually taught me something a hook that worked, an ad structure, a demo that landed.

Screenshots kill the motion, which is half the point of a video. Bookmarks on X work until you've saved 300 things and can never find the one you want. And browser tabs are not a system.

I recently built a powerful Telegram tool for email verification, and I have a question:

Are people still interested in email verification tools, or are services like ZeroBounce and Hunter.io already enough?

Hey PH community!

Just launched TradeWise today and would love your feedback!

I built this because I was a trader who kept losing money without understanding why. Spreadsheets and basic journals told me what happened but never why.

TradeWise is different:

Hey founders

A few months ago, I made a GitHub repo listing SaaS directories to help founders find places to launch and build SEO backlinks. It received great feedback, but browsing a markdown file and opening PRs to submit a new directory is annoying, especially for non-tech folks.