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11mo ago

Introducing Twome: The First Real‑Time AI Video Social App

Hi everyone I m the founder of Twome, and I m excited to introduce the world s first real-time AI video social app.

Twome lets you swipe short videos like on TikTok or YouTube Shorts and, with one tap, jump into a live video call with the creator s AI Twin. It s a far richer, more lifelike experience than text chat you ll fall in love with it fast.

For creators, we offer a free, dead-simple workflow to spin up your own AI Twin and be available for unlimited 24/7 video calls with your followers in minutes. Revenue sharing for creators is coming soon.

Our TestFlight is open now for the first 100 users:
https://testflight.apple.com/joi...
Android is coming soon!

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5mo ago

Why self-hosted matters for AI security testing

One thing is becoming very clear while building PromptBrake: For AI security testing, the deployment model is part of the trust layer.

A lot of teams want to test:

  • sensitive prompts

  • customer chatbot flows

  • production AI behavior

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5mo ago

AI proposals, invoices and e-signatures for freelancers in 60 seconds

Hey everyone

I'm Adam, founder of Swishr Desk.

I built this after watching talented

I built a prompt-free AI email agent that manages your Gmail autonomously — prmptree.com

Hey I built Prmptree, an AI agent that connects to your Gmail and runs in the background every hour. No prompts needed.

It automatically archives clutter, unsubscribes from mailing lists, flags urgent emails, and drafts replies to personal emails. You set the trust level from full approval control to completely autonomous.

Free to try at prmptree.com. Looking for honest feedback from anyone with a messy inbox.

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5mo ago

How I stopped surprise $40+ LLM bills from agent loops (pre-call hard limits)

I woke up to a nasty bill because an agent looped overnight. All the usual tools (alerts, soft budgets) only reacted after the damage was done. So I built baar-core: lightweight library that checks budget before every API call. Raises exception locally No DNS, no TCP $0 charged on overrun Semantic routing (84% savings) Per-user SQLite quotas Just launched on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/post... Open source: pip install baar-core Would love feedback from anyone running agents or multi-tenant LLM apps in production.
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5mo ago

Built FocusAI because I was tired of planning my goals instead of doing them

Every few weeks I'd repeat the same cycle.

Watch productivity videos.
Rebuild my Notion workspace.
Make the perfect roadmap.
Feel motivated for a few hours.

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5mo ago

Can web designers reliably check BFSG conformity without a full legal audit?

I am validating a product idea for web designers and small agencies.

Problem:

Accessibility scanners find issues, but they do not tell you whether a client website is actually BFSG-ready or what prevents conformity.

I’m building a tool to make YouTube workflow less annoying — what would you want tested?

I ve been building a project called GetVidForge because I kept jumping between different tools for scripts, titles, thumbnails, and keyword research.It s not finished yet, but a few parts already work and I d love feedback from other creators. I m especially interested in what feels useful, what feels unnecessary, and what would make you actually use something like this.If you were testing an early YouTube workflow tool, what would you want it to do first?
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5mo ago

60 to 70% customer support tickets are repetitive. So we built a tool to handle them.

We kept seeing support teams answer the same questions over and over again every day.

Traditional chatbots didn t solve the problem well:

  • too robotic

  • too limited

  • too frustrating for customers

So we built RecallAssist. An AI-powered support platform trained on your docs, FAQs, and knowledge base to instantly respond to repetitive customer queries.

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5mo ago

How are you mocking APIs during frontend development today?

I ve tried a lot of workflows over the years:

  • editing local JSON files

  • hardcoding mock states

  • running proxy tools

  • setting up mock servers

  • intercepting requests with external apps

But I still felt the workflow was slower than it should be especially when debugging edge cases like:

  • empty states

  • failed requests

  • slow APIs

  • malformed payloads

  • role-based responses

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