One question we keep getting: "Can I actually make money as a motivator in Focido?"
Short answer: yes, and we're building the infrastructure for it.
Long answer: we designed Focido around a role called "Motivator." Not a bot, not a notification, but a real person who helps another user follow through on their goals. Sessions are tracked. Quality scores are built over time. The better your helpfulness score, the more visibility you get.
Hey everyone! I'm part of the team behind HyperKnowledge 3000 (HK3K), not on the dev side, but I use it daily and wanted to share it with a community that would actually get what it's trying to do.
The core problem it solves: AI tools are powerful, but they don't know you. Every session starts from scratch. HK3K fixes that by connecting to your Notion workspace and importing your past AI conversations so your searches are grounded in your own knowledge, not just the internet.
The full feature set just went live:
Personalized AI Search answers that factor in your Notion workspace and conversation history
I m currently building VertoX, a real-time voice translation that lets you speak any language on calls while keeping your tone, emotions, and your own voice.
FUBAR Daily: a satirical morning digest for internet pioneers now stuck in the dead internet era.
fubardaily.com
Targeting tech-literate professionals in their mid-30s to late 40s the people who burned CDs, survived MySpace, and now prompt AI for a living FUBAR sits at the intersection of technology and culture, where social collapse meets Silicon Valley hype cycles and governments scramble to regulate things they don't understand. The design leans into neobrutalism and terminal-style aesthetics, a nod to the era when computers felt like tools you controlled, not systems that control you. FUBAR is for people who know deep down that things are, quite literally, royally f*cked. Let s suffer together.
Hi everyone! I'm an Italian indie developer and I wanted to share a project I'm working on, hoping to get some feedback.
As a huge movie fan, I used apps like CineTrak for years, until they started imposing limits on lists. I also tried other popular trackers (TV Time, Letterboxd, IMDb), but I couldn't find the perfect app for my needs. So, over the last year, I decided to build my own personal alternative from scratch and make it public and completely free for everyone.
