Day 18 of building Verso (projectoye.com) a workspace OS replacing your fragmented tool stack with one AI-native environment.
This whole week is what I call a consolidation week. No new features. Just going through every piece of what already exists clicking every button, testing every flow, finding what is broken and fixing it before moving on.
Most builders skip this. The pull to keep shipping new things is real. But I have seen too many products where 10 features exist and 6 of them half-work.
The rule I set for myself: nothing new ships until what is already built works properly end to end.
Built an AI assistant that processes everything on your phone's CPU. No cloud. No internet. No data collection.
6 tools for things you'd never type into ChatGPT resume analysis, health reports, financial docs, private journaling, sensitive messages, and learning anything offline.
$4.99 one-time. No subscription. Works forever. Launching here April 16.
Launching something in the design world usually means talking about features. But the real reason Foursite exists came from watching a very specific problem repeat itself across interior design and residential projects.
A client walks into a consultation with opinions, references, screenshots, and a floor plan. The designer or architect leaves with a brief. Then everyone waits. Concepts are modeled. Renders are outsourced or produced internally. Feedback arrives late. Revisions pile up. Weeks pass before the client can respond to something concrete.
I built ReelsDown - a free online video downloader that works directly in your browser.
The Problem:
Most video downloaders are bloated with ads, require app downloads, or simply don't work anymore. Platforms keep changing their systems and many tools break.
I am working on a saas tool called NextRound for students who are applying to a bunch of internships and are tired of keeping everything in messy spreadsheets, random folders, and too many tabs. It s basically one place to track applications, keep up with deadlines and interviews, store/edit resumes and cover letters, and use AI tools to help with writing and prep. It s still early, but I d really love feedback from people who have gone through the internship process, or really anyone for that matter who may have insight the site is nextroundapp.us.
Hey everyone! I ve been building 99Tools.net a collection of over 800 free developer and utility tools.
While most similar sites rely on heavy backends, I ve kept everything strictly serverless and client-side using vanilla JS. Every tool processes data locally in your browser. It s better for privacy, and the performance is near-instant because there's zero server-side lag.
As someone with an SEO background, the biggest challenge right now isn't the code it's efficiently indexing and ranking a site with this many individual pages.
