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Kendrew
KendrewCEO · 2mo ago

Released chapter 1, “Chapter 1: The Gods Are Broke”, from “Elysium Hotel”.

Elysium Hotel▲ 0

Hidden behind a mystical fog in modern-day New York City, the once-grand Elysium Hotel has become a crumbling refuge for gods and mythical creatures whose powers are slowly fading. With the hotel nearly broke, utilities at risk of being shut off, and even Olympus beyond their reach, Hermes, Aphrodite, Zeus, and Poseidon realize they need a drastic solution. Their best hope may be opening the hotel to humans—but doing so requires removing the fog, and the only god powerful enough to help is Apollo, who abandoned the Olympians long ago.

Published Worksongoing#fantasyKendrewKendrewCEO·2mo ago
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Spartacus.cv
Spartacus.cv✓ · 2mo ago

Feel free to clone the repo and tinker with it!

Spartacus Drachma▲ 0

The backend logic for the token economy, open to public feedback and review

Indie Software Developmentongoing#open sourceSpartacus.cvSpartacus.cv✓·2mo ago
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Kendrew
KendrewCEO · 2mo ago

Welcome to Social — the builders' commons. Posts are free. Votes cost a Drachma, so spend them on work that deserves eyes. Show us what you're building.

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Nora Kim
Nora Kim · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Patchbay — visual API request composer today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Patchbay — visual API request composer▲ 2

Patchbay — visual API request composer is a working prototype built from direct experience in developer tools. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Toolsongoing#api#design-systems#reactNora KimNora Kim·2mo ago
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Adrian Popescu
Adrian Popescu · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Threadglass — visualize async task stalls: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Threadglass — visualize async task stalls▲ 6

Threadglass — visualize async task stalls is a working prototype built from direct experience in performance. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Tools#rust#profiling#asyncAdrian PopescuAdrian Popescu·3mo ago
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Jonas Weber
Jonas Weber · 2mo ago

New desk, same keyboard problem. Also: @aiko-tanaka I want to pair on a Runbook.md × Hotpath integration — profiling data inline in incident runbooks. Invite sent.

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Linnea Berg
Linnea Berg · 2mo ago

Rendered a year of Sentinel-2 passes over one watershed into 40 seconds. Watch the clear-cuts appear. This is why Canopy Watch exists.

Canopy Watch — deforestation alerts from open satellite data▲ 6

Sentinel-2 imagery diffed weekly over regions you subscribe to. When canopy loss exceeds a threshold, you get an email with before/after tiles. Go pipeline, tile math on the edge, zero-cost stack — the whole thing runs on free tiers.

Environment#satellite#open-data#goLinnea BergLinnea Berg·4mo ago
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Ibrahim Saleh
Ibrahim Saleh · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Queuewatch — civic service wait-time monitor: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Queuewatch — civic service wait-time monitor▲ 3

Queuewatch — civic service wait-time monitor is a working prototype built from direct experience in public infrastructure. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Civic Tech#go#queues#open-dataIbrahim SalehIbrahim Saleh·2mo ago
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Sofia Marino
Sofia Marino · 2mo ago

First risograph run that survived Riso Preflight with zero manual fixes. The linter caught a fluoro pink that would have been mud. Ship your weird tools.

Riso Preflight — check your art before risograph printing▲ 2

Separates your layers, flags colors outside the ink set, previews misregistration. Every riso printer I know does this by vibes; now it's a linter.

Creative#risograph#print#linterSofia MarinoSofia Marino·2mo ago
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Mia Thompson
Mia Thompson · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Orbit Lab — orbital mechanics sandbox this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Orbit Lab — orbital mechanics sandbox▲ 7

Orbit Lab — orbital mechanics sandbox is a working prototype built from direct experience in science education. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Education#physics#simulation#svelteMia ThompsonMia Thompson·3mo ago
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Mara OseiDhruv Patel
Mara Osei and Dhruv Patel · 2mo ago

Big one: @dhruv-patel and I merged the OCR pipelines from Doseline and Ledgerlight into one shared engine. Half the code, twice the accuracy on bad lighting. Write-up soon.

Doseline — medication interaction checker for caregivers▲ 6

Scan every pill bottle in the house; get one plain-language interaction report to bring to the pharmacist. Built for people managing a parent's meds. OpenFDA data, camera OCR.

Health#caregivers#ocr#openfdaMara OseiMara Osei·2mo ago
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Priya Nair
Priya Nair · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Helix Notes — reproducible experiment notebook this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Helix Notes — reproducible experiment notebook▲ 4

Helix Notes — reproducible experiment notebook is a working prototype built from direct experience in biotech. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Science#python#genomics#researchPriya NairPriya Nair·2mo ago
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Ravi Shah
Ravi Shah · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to OpenLedger — books for member-owned groups today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

OpenLedger — books for member-owned groups▲ 8

OpenLedger — books for member-owned groups is a working prototype built from direct experience in cooperatives. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Finance#accounting#coops#postgresRavi ShahRavi Shah·3mo ago
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Elena Vasquez
Elena Vasquez · 2mo ago

RepCount surviving an actual gym: bar clatter, terrible acoustics, one guy doing extremely loud podcasts on speaker. Voice recognition held up. Demo video →

RepCount — sets and reps with your voice, phone stays in your bag▲ 1

Say 'bench, eight' between sets. Web Speech API, works offline, exports to CSV. My first real project — feedback very welcome.

Health#fitness#voice#offlineElena VasquezElena Vasquez·2mo ago
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Leo Martins
Leo Martins · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to MinuteBill — invoicing from calendar events today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

MinuteBill — invoicing from calendar events▲ 5

MinuteBill — invoicing from calendar events is a working prototype built from direct experience in micro-saas. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Finance#invoicing#calendar#saasLeo MartinsLeo Martins·2mo ago
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Aya Nakamura
Aya Nakamura · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building FocusMap — keyboard navigation recorder: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

FocusMap — keyboard navigation recorder▲ 9

FocusMap — keyboard navigation recorder is a working prototype built from direct experience in inclusive technology. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Accessibilityongoing#a11y#keyboard#testingAya NakamuraAya Nakamura·3mo ago
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Aiko Tanaka
Aiko Tanaka · 2mo ago

Standup Zero just wrote its 1,000th standup note. That's roughly 250 human-hours of meeting time returned to actual work. The graveyard of dead meetings grows.

Standup Zero — async standups that write themselves▲ 6

Pulls yesterday's merged PRs, tickets moved, and calendar blocks into a drafted standup note each member just edits and confirms. Killed our 9:15 meeting. Slack bot + Node.

Business Management#slack#automation#remote-workAiko TanakaAiko Tanaka·3mo ago
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Amara Okafor
Amara Okafor · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building ClearPath — accessible transit trip planner: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

ClearPath — accessible transit trip planner▲ 6

ClearPath — accessible transit trip planner is a working prototype built from direct experience in inclusive design. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Accessibility#transit#a11y#mapsAmara OkaforAmara Okafor·2mo ago
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Ben Carter
Ben Carter · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test PartShelf — community repair inventory this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

PartShelf — community repair inventory▲ 10

PartShelf — community repair inventory is a working prototype built from direct experience in repair. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Hardware#repair#inventory#hardwareBen CarterBen Carter·3mo ago
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Kwame Boateng
Kwame Boateng · 2mo ago

Field-testing Ballot Buddy explainers at a community meeting tonight. If you can explain a zoning measure to a room in 100 words, the words were right. @tomas-rivera your review-flow idea made this possible.

Ballot Buddy — plain-language local election explainers▲ 2

Enter your district, get every local race and measure explained in 100 words with sources. Ongoing — building the contributor review flow so explainers stay neutral.

Socialongoing#elections#civic-techKwame BoatengKwame Boateng·2mo ago
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Mateo Silva
Mateo Silva · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test BenchBot — open-source lab assistant this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

BenchBot — open-source lab assistant▲ 7

BenchBot — open-source lab assistant is a working prototype built from direct experience in hardware. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Hardwareongoing#rust#robotics#visionMateo SilvaMateo Silva·2mo ago
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Salma El-Sayed
Salma El-Sayed · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Rent Signals — neighborhood affordability model today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Rent Signals — neighborhood affordability model▲ 2

Rent Signals — neighborhood affordability model is a working prototype built from direct experience in housing. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Civic Tech#housing#economics#dataSalma El-SayedSalma El-Sayed·3mo ago
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Hana Sato
Hana Sato · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Budget Lens — explore municipal spending today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Budget Lens — explore municipal spending▲ 8

Budget Lens — explore municipal spending is a working prototype built from direct experience in accountability. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Journalism#d3#budgets#open-dataHana SatoHana Sato·2mo ago
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Tomás Rivera
Tomás Rivera · 2mo ago

Watched a student rewind my whiteboard 30 seconds, catch the step she missed, and keep going without raising her hand. That tiny moment is the whole product.

Chalk — a whiteboard that remembers what you erased▲ 2

Classroom whiteboard with a timeline scrubber — students who look up late can rewind 30 seconds. Canvas + CRDTs, self-hostable.

Education#whiteboard#crdt#classroomTomás RiveraTomás Rivera·2mo ago
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Viktor Novak
Viktor Novak · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building PocketCluster — one-node deployment console: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

PocketCluster — one-node deployment console▲ 3

PocketCluster — one-node deployment console is a working prototype built from direct experience in self-hosting. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Tools#infra#go#self-hostingViktor NovakViktor Novak·3mo ago
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Owen Brooks
Owen Brooks · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Roomtone — browser-based acoustic profiler: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Roomtone — browser-based acoustic profiler▲ 9

Roomtone — browser-based acoustic profiler is a working prototype built from direct experience in music. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Creative#audio#dsp#browserOwen BrooksOwen Brooks·2mo ago
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Júlia Fernandes
Júlia Fernandes · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Continuity — shot notes that match footage this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Continuity — shot notes that match footage▲ 4

Continuity — shot notes that match footage is a working prototype built from direct experience in film. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Creative#film#metadata#workflowJúlia FernandesJúlia Fernandes·3mo ago
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Dhruv Patel
Dhruv Patel · 2mo ago

Obol's dry-month forecast vs. what actually happened, three months in. The model called September within 4%. Freelancers deserve boring, accurate money tools.

Obol — envelope budgeting for freelancers▲ 7

Freelance income is lumpy; budgeting apps assume salaries. Obol splits every incoming payment across tax, runway, and spending envelopes automatically, and forecasts dry months from your invoice history. Plaid sandbox + Python. 40 beta users.

Finance#budgeting#freelance#pythonDhruv PatelDhruv Patel·3mo ago
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Fatima Zahra
Fatima Zahra · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test ThreatSketch — collaborative threat modeling this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

ThreatSketch — collaborative threat modeling▲ 10

ThreatSketch — collaborative threat modeling is a working prototype built from direct experience in privacy. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Security#security#diagrams#teamsFatima ZahraFatima Zahra·2mo ago
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Malik Johnson
Malik Johnson · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to OpenPantry — live neighborhood food map today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

OpenPantry — live neighborhood food map▲ 5

OpenPantry — live neighborhood food map is a working prototype built from direct experience in mutual aid. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Social Impactongoing#food#sms#communityMalik JohnsonMalik Johnson·3mo ago
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Lucas Meyer
Lucas Meyer · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Desire Lines — infer missing bike routes today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Desire Lines — infer missing bike routes▲ 2

Desire Lines — infer missing bike routes is a working prototype built from direct experience in cities. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Environment#gis#mobility#cyclingLucas MeyerLucas Meyer·2mo ago
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Eva Petrov
Eva Petrov · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Cadence — rhythm feedback for prose: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Cadence — rhythm feedback for prose▲ 6

Cadence — rhythm feedback for prose is a working prototype built from direct experience in writing. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Education#writing#nlp#editorEva PetrovEva Petrov·3mo ago
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Mara Osei
Mara Osei · 2mo ago

2am. Coldstreak's correlation engine finally distinguishes 'bad sleep causes flares' from 'flares cause bad sleep'. Directionality is hard. Coffee is directional too.

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Mei Chen
Mei Chen · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Rubric — evaluate AI outputs with humans: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Rubric — evaluate AI outputs with humans▲ 3

Rubric — evaluate AI outputs with humans is a working prototype built from direct experience in education. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

AIongoing#evaluation#ai#human-feedbackMei ChenMei Chen·2mo ago
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Henry Wu
Henry Wu · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Tolerance — searchable machining playbook this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Tolerance — searchable machining playbook▲ 7

Tolerance — searchable machining playbook is a working prototype built from direct experience in manufacturing. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Industry#manufacturing#search#cadHenry WuHenry Wu·3mo ago
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Samira Haddad
Samira Haddad · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test FieldKit — offline community health surveys this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

FieldKit — offline community health surveys▲ 4

FieldKit — offline community health surveys is a working prototype built from direct experience in maternal health. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Health#offline#public-health#mobileSamira HaddadSamira Haddad·2mo ago
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Nadia Rahman
Nadia Rahman · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Consent Plain — readable privacy choices today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Consent Plain — readable privacy choices▲ 8

Consent Plain — readable privacy choices is a working prototype built from direct experience in data rights. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Security#privacy#consent#uxNadia RahmanNadia Rahman·3mo ago
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Sofia Marino
Sofia Marino · 2mo ago

Dropped a colorblind-safe palette pack into Palette Thief, tested with @mara-osei's health-UI crowd. Accessible doesn't have to mean beige.

Palette Thief — extract usable palettes from any photo▲ 4

Not just dominant colors — it clusters by perceptual distance and exports to Procreate, CSS variables, and Tailwind config. Small, sharp, done.

Creative#color#design-toolsSofia MarinoSofia Marino·3mo ago
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Noah Williams
Noah Williams · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Weightclass — CI performance budget checks today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Weightclass — CI performance budget checks▲ 5

Weightclass — CI performance budget checks is a working prototype built from direct experience in web standards. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Tools#performance#ci#webNoah WilliamsNoah Williams·2mo ago
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Theo Andersson
Theo Andersson · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Flow City — traffic systems playground: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Flow City — traffic systems playground▲ 9

Flow City — traffic systems playground is a working prototype built from direct experience in transport. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Education#simulation#traffic#gamesTheo AnderssonTheo Andersson·3mo ago
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Inês Costa
Inês Costa · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Permit Path — small-business permit guide: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Permit Path — small-business permit guide▲ 6

Permit Path — small-business permit guide is a working prototype built from direct experience in government services. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Civic Tech#permits#plain-language#servicesInês CostaInês Costa·2mo ago
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Camila Rojas
Camila Rojas · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Tideguard — coastal sensor alert network this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Tideguard — coastal sensor alert network▲ 10

Tideguard — coastal sensor alert network is a working prototype built from direct experience in oceans. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Environmentongoing#ocean#sensors#alertsCamila RojasCamila Rojas·3mo ago
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Arjun Rao
Arjun Rao · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test TandemDB — inspect sync conflicts visually this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

TandemDB — inspect sync conflicts visually▲ 7

TandemDB — inspect sync conflicts visually is a working prototype built from direct experience in local-first. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Tools#sqlite#crdt#syncArjun RaoArjun Rao·2mo ago
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Daniel Kovač
Daniel Kovač · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to ArchiveFox — search for scanned collections today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

ArchiveFox — search for scanned collections▲ 2

ArchiveFox — search for scanned collections is a working prototype built from direct experience in archives. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Culture#search#ocr#archivesDaniel KovačDaniel Kovač·3mo ago
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Zoë Mitchell
Zoë Mitchell · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to Wattshift — building energy anomaly alerts today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

Wattshift — building energy anomaly alerts▲ 8

Wattshift — building energy anomaly alerts is a working prototype built from direct experience in climate. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Environmentongoing#energy#iot#climateZoë MitchellZoë Mitchell·2mo ago
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Sana Qureshi
Sana Qureshi · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building Relay — safer clinical handoff notes: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

Relay — safer clinical handoff notes▲ 3

Relay — safer clinical handoff notes is a working prototype built from direct experience in care coordination. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Health#healthcare#handoffs#uxSana QureshiSana Qureshi·3mo ago
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Yusuf Demir
Yusuf Demir · 2mo ago

A surprising lesson from building CommonVoice Studio — community corpus toolkit: the edge cases were where the product finally became useful.

CommonVoice Studio — community corpus toolkit▲ 9

CommonVoice Studio — community corpus toolkit is a working prototype built from direct experience in languages. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Education#nlp#languages#audioYusuf DemirYusuf Demir·3mo ago
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Felix Morgan
Felix Morgan · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Quiet Hours — team focus coordination this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Quiet Hours — team focus coordination▲ 4

Quiet Hours — team focus coordination is a working prototype built from direct experience in remote work. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Business Management#remote-work#focus#elixirFelix MorganFelix Morgan·2mo ago
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Grace Liu
Grace Liu · 2mo ago

Looking for two builders to pressure-test Second Mile — surplus food route optimizer this week. Specific, uncomfortable feedback welcome.

Second Mile — surplus food route optimizer▲ 10

Second Mile — surplus food route optimizer is a working prototype built from direct experience in food systems. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Social Impact#routing#food#optimizationGrace LiuGrace Liu·3mo ago
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Ethan Clark
Ethan Clark · 2mo ago

Shipped a meaningful update to SnippetCheck — test code examples in docs today. The smallest useful version is now in real users' hands.

SnippetCheck — test code examples in docs▲ 2

SnippetCheck — test code examples in docs is a working prototype built from direct experience in documentation. The current release focuses on a small, dependable workflow, clear evidence, and feedback from real users.

Developer Tools#docs#testing#apiEthan ClarkEthan Clark·3mo ago
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