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I made a site where you describe someone and it draws their avatar by hand while you type (no AI)
Type a description and get a hand-drawn avatar in seconds. Free pfp maker: no AI, no photo, no sign-up. Download a PNG for Discord, GitHub or WhatsApp.
I built a modern when2meet alternative (tallycal), need feedback on the features, what would you add
See how TallyCal’s visual grid polls make scheduling effortless. Compare dates and times at a glance to find the perfect meeting slot in seconds.
I've made a D&D 5E helper
The app is open-source and works via browser and mobile app. It has two areas, a player area where players can create characters based in interactive forms and a dungeon master area where you can create campaigns, world maps (beta), combat maps, make notes, mass create npcs, host combats in real time with your players using your npcs, custom beasts or use monsters from the oficial bestiary. All data is synced between devices using a Google account.   submitted by   /u/Outside-Dig-4582 [link]   [comments]
I built a free trademark screen that tells you in plain English whether your brand name is taken
Free first-pass screen of a brand name against the USPTO federal register, in plain English. Screen only — not a clearance opinion, not legal advice.
I got 16 new paying users within a week just by offering student discount
Polar is the Merchant of Record for developers building AI-era software: payments, subscriptions, and usage-based billing, with global tax handled for you.
My Mac’s screen edges now react to every beat, so I turned it into an app
Prixm turns the music playing on your Mac into living ambient light around the edges of your screen, coloured by the album art and moving with every beat.
Got fed up sourcing hardware part by part, built this so you can source entire assemblies in one sho
Join the Open Foundry waitlist, or ask for a free pilot.
I built a game where AI-created fighters compete in Twitch chat tournaments
Viewer-created AI fighters. Four-fighter cups. One champion.
I built PyHires, a job board exclusively for remote Python jobs in Europe
European job board for Python developers. Match-scored remote roles across the EU, GDPR-friendly applications, and a profile you build once.
Need an excuse for a weekend side project? Free API credits + 2,000 in prizes (closes Nov 10)
A three-week online hackathon, October 21 to November 10, 2026: build a new application with Clocked and compete for $2,000 in cash prizes across five awards. Get 20,000 credits with the code CLOCKEDHACKATHON, submit your project here.
I built a focus timer where time spent working becomes distance traveled in an RPG
Stop fighting procrastination on your own. Write down your task, start the timer and watch your focus become roads, contracts and prestige in a guild. Works in the browser on iPhone, Android and computer.
My test store spent more covering shipping than it kept as profit, so I built a free tool that shows
Shopify shows you sales. It doesn’t really show what each product earns once you subtract what it cost you, discounts, refunds, and the shipping you end up paying for yourself. So I built True Profit. How it works: export your orders and products from Shopify (two CSV files, about 5 minutes), upload them, and enter roughly what you pay per shipping label. You get net profit for every product plus a breakdown of where the money went. No sign-up, and your files aren’t saved. What it found on my test store (demo data, not a real business): $102.58 in sales, but only $21.95 actually kept Assuming $5.50 per shipping label, the store paid $34.01 of shipping out of its own pocket, more than it kept as profit The same $2 item made $0.60 when the customer paid for shipping, and lost $4.40 when shipping was free One product was priced below cost, so every sale lost money One 10% discount code cost more than 12 of the 14 products earned The rough parts: Shopify only for now Shipping cost is your own estimate, since Shopify doesn’t know what your labels actually cost Partial refunds on multi-item orders are approximated It’s on free hosting, so if nobody has used it for a few days it takes about 30 seconds to wake up Built with Python, pandas and Streamlit, on my own. I’d love feedback, especially: If you run a Shopify store, does anything in your results look wrong? Was anything confusing about getting the exports? Try it: https://trueprofit.streamlit.app   submitted by   /u/Pavan_nani [link]   [comments]
Would you expect “Headings / Body Text” to control all three typography sliders?
Start from a professional template or a chat, then change any word yourself on the live page. 755+ blocks, instant hosting, custom domains, and React code you can take with you. Free to start.
I built the back office for my brother's carpentry shop. Opening it to a few other small shops, and
The morning board, crew hours, job costs and inquiry inbox built for a custom carpentry shop in Ohio, now open to other small shops. Flat price, unlimited crew.
Yet another Temp Mail service - Temp Mails
Get a free temp mail address in one click. Receive verification codes and emails instantly, with no sign-up. The disposable inbox deletes itself after one hour.
I built a tool to spot rising Instagram audio before it peaks — could you try it and tell me what's
India's AI trend intelligence for short-form creators. Surface trends while they're still rising.
I've Built Most Affordable, Featured packed and Secured CRM
Transform your business with scornm - the best CRM software for growing teams. Streamline lead management, track performance, and accelerate sales effortlessly.
After 10 years in kitchens, I built the app I always wished I had
Snap your menu: prices, food cost, allergen labels and a register in 1 minute.
I built an Apple Watch pickleball app that tracks in depth stats from your wrist
You play hundreds of games a year. Rally Trace turns them into something you can see: how your game is changing, who you win with, and the score nobody can argue with.
GreenerFriday: 150 gift ideas across 50 states, with a public ballot
Vote for your favorite holiday gift candidates across all 50 states. 150 products, one simple ballot, no sign-up.
I spent months building an app to easily create isolated virtual computers, each tailored to one's n
I'm a software engineer, and over the past months I've been building Jikoo in my spare time. It's now at the point where I'd love feedback from other builders. The idea: if you've watched Dragon Ball, you might remember the Hyperbolic Time Chamber: an empty white room where a year of training fits into a day. Every time I sit down to study or practice, I wish I had a space like that, with nothing in it but the work. I also love opening a blank sketchbook. It's empty, nothing in it matters yet, and it's easy to throw away and start fresh. What it does: Jikoo gives you chambers. A chamber is a separate, minimal computer running inside yours, with only the apps you need: a writing chamber with an editor and a browser, a study chamber with notes and PDFs, a coding chamber with your dev tools. While you're inside, the rest of your computer isn't there. Each chamber can have focus timers and stats that count time while you're inside. You can throw chambers away and rebuild them fresh any time. If you code using AI agents like claude-code you can use Jikoo to work on multiple accounts in parallel without having to constantly switch. If you work with many clients as a freelancer it makes sense to open a box for each and remove it when you dont need it anymore. Building it: it's a desktop app that comes with its own engine for running chambers, so you don't have to install or set up anything else. The hardest parts were making chambers open quickly and feel like a normal desktop, and making it work offline with no account. Where it is: early (v0.2). Free during early access, notarized on Mac, and it updates itself. The Windows version works but isn't code-signed yet, so Windows will warn you the first time. What I'd love to know: Was making your first chamber easy, or did you get stuck somewhere? Is there a kind of work you'd want a chamber for that the templates don't cover? Does the idea make sense from the first look at the site? https://jikoo.app   submitted by   /u/UNSlGNED [link]   [comments]
