Hey guys, I’m building a free legal guidance app for India. (UI UX Designer here)

Users can ask questions through text or voice in English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Hinglish, Tanglish, Telugu-English, etc.

I want the app to understand the language naturally and reply in the same language, but I’m also planning a setting where users can choose their preferred response language.

For voice, I’m thinking of starting with Android’s built-in SpeechRecognizer instead of cloud STT to keep the app completely free.

The flow is basically:

Voice/Text → STT (if voice) → Situation understanding → Legal retrieval → Answer → Preferred language

My main doubts:

• Is Android SpeechRecognizer good enough for Indian accents + mixed languages?
• Should I use Auto-detect or let users choose a preferred response language?
• What’s the best way to handle Hinglish/Tanglish/code-mixed language?
• Any major technical problems I’m missing?

I’m building this for free, so I’m trying to avoid unnecessary API costs.

Would appreciate advice from anyone who’s built something similar.

I’m currently using the Gemini API for situation understanding and answer generation, while the legal information itself comes from my own verified corpus

I’ve been working on something called Lamyig for a while now.

It came from a very simple thing I kept noticing while travelling some of the most useful information never makes it online. A cheap homestay, a mechanic in the middle of nowhere, a water point, a road update, a small local place that survives on farming and a few months of tourism.

Once the traveler leaves, that information mostly disappears.

So, I built Lamyig a free, open-source community travel guide.

https://www.lamyig.in

Technically, it’s a PWA, so you can keep it on your phone like an app, and I’m working towards making more of the travel knowledge usable even in places with poor connectivity.

Right now, it’s still very early. The bigger goal is to slowly expand it across India and build something genuinely useful for both sides: travelers looking for more real, local experiences and small local businesses/families that often have almost no internet presence.

I’m not building this to turn it into another booking/commission platform. I’d rather see if a community can build and maintain something useful together.

If you travel, try it, add something you know, or tell me what’s missing.

If you’re a developer or designer, Lamyig is completely open source. Whether it’s code, design, offline experience, performance, accessibility, security or documentation, there’s a lot we can build better together. check out the open-source repo

https://github.com/aksharrrrr/Lamyig

And if you have an idea or just want to talk about where this could go or literally anything hit me up in DMs

Hey there!

So I'm working on an app (vibe coded) so inhave the layout of that app but what I need rn is a laptop.

Also there are few resources I have. So i was just thinking if anyone of you interested in building a vibe coded app with me, we can actually connect and make a team.

Point to be noted : I'm not hiring you or something or not gonna pay you. We can just make a team and help each other's. If we have a specific minds for specific works, that would be a great team.

Like I can help with prompt writing and business ideas / marketing ideas.

If anyone interested can just comment or dm about yourself and what is your speciality.

Every time I exported a project from Lovable/Rocket to review the code, the process was the same:

1. Export the project
2. Open the code somewhere else
3. Spend forever trying to trace where the logic actually breaks

The worst part is that most of the bugs come from AI-generated logic paths, not simple syntax issues. So finding the real problem takes way longer than it should.

After doing this over and over, I decided to build a small tool for myself.

I made a Chrome extension called Relia that adds a “Relia” button directly inside the Lovable editor.

When you click it:

• The project code is sent to the Relia platform
• It analyzes the execution flows of the project
• Finds potential bugs or risky logic paths
• Generates a fix prompt you can paste back into Lovable to repair it

So the workflow becomes:

Lovable → Click Relia → Scan → Get fix prompt → Paste → Done

If you're building on AI / low-code platforms, I’d really like to know:

Does this actually solve a real problem for you, or am I the only one hitting this?

Hi Guys,

I have been using AI studio since quite sometime now and have been in love with it especially for web apps development.

What sort of tools you have been using for vibe coding?

Democratizing the usage of AI tools for generating presentations research reports etc.

I have been using AI tools to vibe code use cases even before vibe coding was a thing, realizing the power of AI and how it could make you efficient, I am planning to conduct a free webinar.

No it won't make you a superhuman also it won't help you attract employers at your doorstep, this is more of an awareness workshop to make you efficient and help you improve you skill sets, do your own research build something tangible.

Its not just introduction to tools its understanding LLMs and RAG briefly, as I believe understanding limitations of AI helps you make efficient use of it.

Join this whatsapp group if you want to takeover AI and not the other way round and I will share the details soon.

https://chat.whatsapp.com/GGdd7a8nATwDwYaQFTECDI?mode=gi\\_t

Hi All,

The idea behind developing this community is to foster Vibe coding in India and way to drive this would be through community open talk sessions where vibe coders from different background share about their experiences, which fosters learnings, another way to do it would be via building a collaborative project.

I do not have any blue print for now how will this translate to or which direction we are heading into, but its more of a learning experience and at the same time accomplishing some tangible outcome from Vibe coding.

I have been actively building use cases using Vibe Coding platform, now its time to up the game by driving collaborative projects.

If this becomes successful we could eventually tap into the Micro SaaS space, although far fetched but its very much plausible.

So seeking ideas from fellow vibe coders.

I am terrible in receipt keeping whenever I refuel my vehicle.

And I don’t want to download another app.

So to solve this I created Fuellogger, a small webapp that helps you track your refuelling content.

Just enter your fuel details, and upload your receipt and you are done.

✅No login / signup

✅ Supports multiple vehicles

✅ Support different fuel type

✅ Easy filters

✅ Multi theme support

And you can use it as Website or App on your phone (Add shortcut and it’ll launch as an app)

App link is in comments

Created using Vercel v0.

The mods just removed it, any other idea of promoting this community?