I m currently developing toolhubio.com, a central place for free, clean, and fast utility tools. I m tired of seeing simple converters or formatters hidden behind paywalls or annoying ads.
My goal is to build this for the community. Instead of guessing what s useful, I want to build exactly what you need to solve your actual work problems.
I have a question for you: What is one simple tool or feature you wish existed to make your daily workflow easier?
We re offering free credits to 5 US-based businesses to try AI voice agents handling real conversations.
This is ideal if you're looking to: Qualify inbound or outbound leads automatically Handle customer calls without hiring more reps Book meetings directly from phone conversations Understand call outcomes instead of just recordings
Super Clouds is a managed cloud platform that gives you everything in one plan for $200/month. VMs, RDS, CDN, load balancers, containers, storage. No egress fees. No add-on pricing. No surprises.
We built it because cloud pricing has gotten out of control. Most teams we talk to are paying way more than they should, and half the time they don't even know why.
Would love feedback from the community. What would make you consider switching from your current provider?
Extract Conversations Cross AI captures your past interactions and memory from one AI platform directly from your browser.
Summarize & Prepare The extension condenses your AI memory into a concise, meaningful summary.
Inject Into New Platform Switch to another AI platform, and Cross AI automatically injects the summarized memory so your AI continues where you left off.
I saw this meme and honestly it s so far from reality. We keep talking about shift-left, testing earlier, bringing QA into development and then we share memes like this, implying API testing somehow doesn t make sense. First of all, API itself can be the product. Second: even if it s not - API always needs to be tested separately. Different bugs. Different rules. Different risks. You don t test API like a user clicks a UI. You test: success paths, validation errors, auth mechanisms, rate limiting, performance, edge cases and many others. Most of which you can t even properly test through the UI. That s the whole point. And this is exactly why we built Rentgen.io To take care of these boring, but critical checks instantly - without setup, without writing tests, without pretending clicking buttons will somehow cover your backend. Automation before automation.
Ever finished a meeting and realized you already forgot half of what was said?
Every day, valuable insights are shared during meetings, client calls, and project discussion. But once the meetings end, it s easy to lose track of key decisions, action items or important context.
APEX NOTE turns those conversations into clear, structured knowledge
I got tired of using multiple apps just to manage my daily life. Tasks in one app.
Calendar in another.
Expenses somewhere else. It felt messy and exhausting. So I started building LifeOrder an all-in-one app where everything lives in one place. Simple. Clean. No unnecessary complexity. Right now I m testing it with early users and improving it every day based on feedback. Also, it s already available in multiple languages (EN, DE, ES, IT, RO) which has been super important for early users. Curious: Would you actually use an all-in-one app like this,
or do you prefer keeping things separate?
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We just launched! After months of building, testing, and debugging, SecureMind is now live in production. SecureMind helps teams monitor and secure systems with an intelligent plugin that automatically detects and blocks all sensitive information when OpenClaw agents try to access it. Would love feedback from builders and security folks. Try it here: https://github.com/kaushikdharam... #buildinpublic #cybersecurity #startup
