We just shipped the first feature for oneInfer-edge and it's open source.
Ever copy a Hugging Face model ID, spend 2 hours setting things up, and then watch it fail because your VRAM was off by a few GB? Yeah. We've all been there.
Manabox tracks your collection. Moxfield builds your decks. MTGGoldfish monitors prices. You need three apps just to play Magic.
VaultSpell does all of it in one place.
Collection manager catalog your cards with language, condition, and edition Price tracking real market prices in USD and BRL, updated daily AI deck analysis mana curve, synergies, and card suggestions powered by AI Wishlist track what you want and find who has it Trade & sell connect with players to trade or sell directly Events & stores find local game stores and tournaments near you Trilingual fully available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish
I'm calling it AirState (https://airstate.dev). We're making a set of primitives and react hooks that help you build real-time applications in like 2 lines of change. Our first product is called SharedState, you can use it via the useSharedState hook in React.
It behaves exactly how to expect it to behave. It's a drop-in replacement for useState but it syncs across clients and computers in real-time. By default it connects to our cloud that has a free-tier but we'll also open source the server so that people can self-host it. Kinda following in the footsteps of PostHog.
We're a small team behind MoodLens Todo, and we just launched. Quick story on why we built it:
Every project tool we tried died the same way by week 3 nobody updates the board, so it goes stale and useless. We wanted to fix that at the root.
So in MoodLens, your AI employees live on WhatsApp and Telegram. You can: Text "mark the login bug done" board updates, no app needed Ask "what's blocking us?" instant answer from real board state Have the AI join a call get the summary + action items emailed to you
Of course not! To be fair, the first unpublished version of the app probably was.
But this is the third iteration, and I wanted it to be genuinely different, starting from its name: platypus.cash. The platypus is a weird animal. So is this app.
When I started building a startup, I thought the hardest part would be building the product.
I was wrong.
Building is difficult.
But finding the right people, getting users, talking to customers, raising money, making decisions with limited information, and staying motivated for years is much harder than I expected.
I m building FastHook, a webhook gateway for developers who need to debug, replay, retry, and route webhook events.
The idea is simple: returning 200 OK does not always mean the event was safely processed. FastHook helps receive webhooks, inspect payloads, retry failed deliveries, replay events, and route them to multiple destinations.
Most lead gen tools make you do all the work. I got tired of it.
I'm building HAI inside Huntivo. You type what you want, HAI finds the leads, researches them, writes personalized emails, sends them at human pace, detects replies, and books calls automatically. You just approve before anything sends.
