pinch.now
This tool provides instant real-time interpretation for any Chrome tab or online meeting.
1689 projects published
This tool provides instant real-time interpretation for any Chrome tab or online meeting.
This free public speaking app gives users a prompt and two minutes to answer, then has speeches reviewed by AI and other users, helping people train impromptu speaking skills through dedicated practice.
This project is a self-built OAuth provider. The author, having built one at work for the last five years, is creating their own implementation to "do it right" despite the many existing options.
A multiplayer card game written in Python, using Kivy for the desktop and mobile game UI and aiohttp for the server. The core game engine is implemented by hand, while an AI agent builds the remaining parts incrementally under supervision against detailed technical and game-design specification documents. The plan is to reach beta by the end of the year and publish the game on Steam by mid-2027.
A tool that catches silent failures in AI agents before they are deployed. Unlike observability tools such as LangSmith or Langfuse that only indicate which agent failed, Argus explains why the agent failed.
DSCI (Dead Simple CI) is a continuous integration tool, presented as a dead simple CI solution.
A code review tool the author describes as 'the very same thing' as pyor.review from the parent comment — an alternative to GitHub for code review focused on the human PR review experience.
An open-source digital library of code tools designed to serve both humans and AI agents, currently in alpha with source code coming soon.
A personal AI agent the author is building as one of their personal projects.
Ongoing development and research into new AI and machine learning algorithms, consuming the bulk of the author's working time.
A project self-described as a software factory, shared with a link to its homepage at sfactory.dev.
Triplox is a Datalog engine built on top of object storage, using SlateDB at the storage layer and inspired by Datomic. Its goal is for object storage to be the only source of truth and primitive in its final version. It features experimental incremental queries that provide the full power of Datalog with incremental query support, on which views or streaming solutions can be built, and it experiments with worst-case optimal joins in the standard engine.
A reading app that can turn any highlight, page, or section into audio using the user's favorite TTS engine, including Kokoro. In development is a personalized NotebookLM-style audio generation capability for any readable material.
A framework the author built to power their own apps, helping ship iOS, macOS, and web apps with shared primitives.
An AI-staffed financial advisory firm that measures activity across a user's entire financial life and helps them achieve their financial goals.
This application manages the user's projects and documents.
Buffalo is a text-based social media platform with no UI and no algorithm, so users can view and filter posts however they want, including by tags; frontends can be built as websites or TUIs. A waitlist is available.
A web app that generates synthesizer music in real time. It wraps a genetic MIDI generation engine originally built as a CLI tool to drive hardware synthesizers, now presented as a web version with a built-in Csound software synthesizer and example patches.
A web-based SQL formatter that parses SQL queries into an AST using native engines where possible — GoogleSQL library for BigQuery, Microsoft ScriptDOM for MSSQL, and Apache Data Fusion Parser for other dialects — then regenerates the SQL in a consistent formatted style. It handles badly formatted SQL queries of all kinds.
A local-first desktop API client positioned as a Postman alternative.
An MCP workflow that takes in sources such as feedback, pull requests, and the builder's own tasks, making it easy for an agent to guide the day's work.
An MCP workflow that ingests web/social triggers, web analytics, and other signals to spin up marketing tasks.
A price comparison database of VPS offerings with current prices and accurate specifications, featuring a search form with 25 facets. It has grown steadily each month since launch and currently gets 100-150 sessions per day.
A JS-free, self-hostable forum built with Django. Basic forum functionality is already implemented, though essential features still need work.
Nova-tools is a set of tools designed to help multiple AI models work together efficiently; the author works with the AI models themselves to create the tools.
This project organizes a large collection of related files and source trees centered on the original Xbox, including materials about the console and software designed to run on or for it, plus old desktop tools built for circa-2009 Intel Macs that may be uploaded somewhere eventually.
This AI tutor builds a curriculum as a DAG of prerequisite concepts and unlocks the next concept only after the learner proves knowledge of the former through practice, diagnostics, and verbal examination — an AI voice examiner challenges them to justify their answers vocally.
This app is an in-browser "pre-editor" for cutting down a long sequence of repeated takes for talking-head content to just the segments you want to keep. It aligns cuts to the speaker's pose so they don't land mid-blink or mid-word, exports cuts to Final Cut Pro and DaVinci for existing editing workflows, provides a transcript editor with retake grouping and word-level cuts, and detects dysfluencies like "um" and "uh". It is free and in-browser, with an optional paid tier for faster/better server speech recognition (ASR); it is currently in beta with free server ASR for new users.
A macOS app that displays key combinations at once, designed to be useful for people who use macros or custom key combinations on custom keyboards. The author built it because they wanted such a tool but couldn't find one anywhere.
This app provides guided sauna rituals, automation for sauna routines, and a maintenance journal for tracking sauna upkeep.