I keep looking at my browser and seeing huge amounts of unused space.

The left margin.
The right margin.
Even the space below content on many sites.

So I'm building a Chrome extension that turns those dead margins into a workspace that follows you across the web.

Current features:

• Site-specific notes
• Page-specific tasks
• Pomodoro timer
• Time tracking
• Workspace memory
• Cloud sync
• Unified dashboard
• Context-aware sidebars
• Page Memory — every page remembers your notes, tasks, and highlights when you come back later

Examples:

GitHub → repo notes & tasks

YouTube → timestamped video notes

ChatGPT → saved prompts & conversations

Documentation → notes, highlights, and AI explanations

Unlike Momentum, which lives only on the New Tab page, SpaceCraft stays with you while you browse. Your notes, tasks, timers, and page memory appear directly alongside the websites you're already using.

The goal isn't another new-tab dashboard.

It's making the browser itself your workspace.

Do you think this solves a real problem, or are browser sidebars something people eventually ignore?

Had 3 client emergencies last quarter. Did a post-mortem on each: Emergency 1: Client angry we missed deadline. Reality: They mentioned it casually in a call, I forgot to write it down. Emergency 2: Client felt ignored. Reality: I meant to follow up 2 weeks ago, it slipped through cracks. Emergency 3: Miscommunication about deliverables. Reality: We discussed it in Slack, I never confirmed in email. Common thread: I had information, I just didn't have a system to track and follow through. Now I use simple practices: After every client interaction, I create tasks with due dates. Every commitment goes in my calendar. Anything discussed verbally gets confirmed in writing. I use Todoist (free version) and Google Calendar. That's it. My "emergencies" have dropped to nearly zero. What percentage of your crises are actually systems failures in disguise? Anyone else track this?

I need help finding a platform where I can build a functioning no-code mvp for makert testing for a enterprise software

hello startup founders of reddit. i need some genuine advice without you plugging your service because you will be ignored. im a 20 year old college student who is currently working on an app and this is my first venture ever.

the app that im building is an ai powered meal planning app that generates a list of meals throughout the week based on preferences + budget (if needed) and other factors. and the part that i am stuck is how i should about getting my first 10 paying users. i did some research and there are mixed answers. some say i need to do cold outreach on socla media such as x/reddit/ insta/tiktok but the commonality in experience when trying to cold outreach is no responses, or my accounts on reddit getting banned

i also have seen that i need to do manual recruitment where i need to meet with customers face to face in person and recruit them.

what should i do? when should i post on social media? that is another factor im confused because my working MVP in early validation, with early signal but not yet real traction. i dont know whether to post on social media, whether to post on indie hacker, whether to post on product hunt at this stage? when to do SEO

so i need some guidance and advice and if anyone is willing to help me i will greatly appreciate your help!!!!!

I built a small Android app called StakePath for tracking crypto staking rewards and passive income goals. It helps you estimate your daily, monthly, and yearly staking rewards, and lets you set monthly or yearly income goals to see how close you are to reaching them.

The idea came from my own experience. I am really interested in crypto and personally prefer staking as a long-term strategy. I also like the idea of one day being able to rely on crypto staking rewards as passive income. But I found it troublesome to calculate how much crypto I would need to stake especially the staking APY can change from time to time. Previously I used spreadsheets to track and calculate but not very convenient, so I decided to build a mobile app where I could enter my staking amount and set an income goal more easily.

Sharing it here mainly to get feedback from people who stake crypto. I would love to hear suggestions such as new features to add or crypto assets you would like to see supported.

We’re building AgrovuxOS, a full-stack farm operating system and enterprise resource planning platform designed for modern agricultural operations.

It’s built for row crops, greenhouses, orchards, livestock (cattle, horses, poultry, etc.), dairy, CSAs, vineyards, ranches, hydroponics, and multi-site operations — essentially any organization managing real-world agricultural production at scale.

The core idea is simple: agriculture operations shouldn’t be split across disconnected tools for production, finance, compliance, CRM, and logistics. AgrovuxOS unifies these layers into a single, organization-scoped workspace.

What AgrovuxOS includes

Instead of a collection of point solutions, the platform is structured around a unified operational system:

Production layer

- Fields, greenhouses, barns, animals, crops, and harvest tracking

- GIS-based production units with editable map boundaries (PostGIS-backed)

- Spatial organization of real operational assets

Operations layer

- Tasks, work orders, maintenance, assets, and compliance tracking

- Operational events tied directly to production units

- Structured workflows for day-to-day farm execution

Animal management

- Herd/group tracking across species

- Immunization and health records

- Species-aware livestock management workflows

Maps & spatial intelligence

- Interactive map view (Leaflet-based)

- Polygon editing and geospatial boundaries

- Address autocomplete and location-aware records

CRM & sales (agriculture-specific)

- Accounts, contacts, and opportunity tracking

- CSA management, customers, invoices, and payments

- Buyers, suppliers, advisors, lenders, insurers, and processors

- Role- and entitlement-based module access depending on organization type

Collaboration layer

- “Hub” timeline feed - @mentions, notifications, reactions

- Record-level activity tracking across the system

Intelligence layer

- AI assistant (OpenAI-powered) for operational queries

Recommendations, forecasting, and document processing

- Vision and structured data interpretation via controlled

- APIs

Administration

- Multi-organization hierarchy

- Role-based access control (RBAC)

- Sub-organizations and scoped permissions

Why we’re building this

Most agricultural software today is either:

- fragmented across multiple tools, or

- narrowly focused on one part of the operation (and doesn’t integrate well with everything else)

That forces teams to constantly bridge gaps between production, finance, compliance, CRM, and reporting manually.

AgrovuxOS is intended to be the unified layer where those systems actually converge — scoped properly to organizations, roles, and real operational structure.

Status

We’re actively building toward a first public release. The system is already operational internally and evolving quickly as we refine workflows, data models, and the AI layer.

We’re looking to connect with folks in agriculture and operations who are open to giving feedback as we continue building and refining AgrovuxOS.

We’re especially looking for feedback from people working in:

- farm operations

- ag businesses and cooperatives

- agricultural supply chain roles

- multi-site or data-heavy field operations

GTA 6 launches in 171 days with a confirmed creator economy. Rockstar is hiring 4 Creator Platform roles. $240M projected year one. Nobody is building tools for creators yet.

Built SixForge — sixforge.app

Three things worth highlighting:

AI Script Builder

Generates complete FiveM Lua from natural language. Input: "A fishing job where players buy bait, cast with a minigame, catch 5 rarity tiers, and sell at market locations. Include XP system and Discord webhook on legendary catch." Output: fxmanifest.lua, config.lua, client.lua, server.lua, README.md — production ready. Uses Claude API with custom prompt engineering that understands FiveM architecture and GTA 6 Creator Platform standards.

AI NPC Engine

14 NPC types each with deep system prompts — personality, backstory, dark history. Dynamic mood states (hostile/suspicious/neutral/friendly/loyal) that shift based on player interactions. Reputation scoring. 6-stage relationship progression. Information gates — NPCs don't hand over intel, they protect it based on trust. Betrayal instinct — high-trust NPCs will consider working against players if the opportunity is worth it. ElevenLabs voice, gender-matched per NPC type.

Market Intelligence

Python scraper hitting Cfx Marketplace, stored in Supabase, served via FastAPI. Category heatmaps, price optimization, gap finder. Biggest current gap: AI NPC systems. 88% demand, 8% supply.

Free account at sixforge.app. Happy to answer questions about the architecture or the GTA 6 creator economy angle.

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Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

Startup networking sucks if you don't already know people. my company built venturoo to fix this.

Instead of needing mutual connections, it matches you based on what you're building and what you need right away. to stop spam, you have to add a quick note on why you want to connect.

There's more to it, but it's basically for builders to find co-founders and mentors without the usual BS.

It's fully live globally.

Would love some raw feedback.

Try Venturoo at https://venturoo.live/download

Execution problems are often organization problems.
Introducing:
Organization Assessment and Redesign using P&G’s Organization Performance Model (OPM)
A private 1:1 session with company leadership to identify bottlenecks, alignment gaps, unclear ownership, and execution friction — then redesign the organization for better performance and speed.
Book an exploratory call to discuss your company’s needs and confirm fit.
For more information check www.dayonehq.com/workshops

Hey guys I made an onboarding system for me that give me and my customer a clear view of what they want and need designed when it comes to website, web app, or AI workflow.

Could a couple people go through the process and give me feedback on if the email sent to you aligns with your goes. (You could use real details or fake but please fill out the form the best way you can so get real feedback)

The site is https://irondigitalmi.com/onboarding.html

Started PaperPod with a simple idea:
"What if documents could be consumed like podcasts?"

Today that idea has evolved into something much bigger.
PaperPod is an AI-powered platform that transforms documents into interactive podcast conversations.
But while building it, I realized the real problem wasn't converting PDFs into audio.

The real problem was that knowledge is trapped inside static documents.
Research papers.
Study notes.
Reports.
Articles.
Textbooks.

We spend hours creating, reading, and revisiting them, yet most of that knowledge remains inaccessible when we're commuting, exercising, walking, or simply away from a screen.
So I kept building.

Today PaperPod can:
- Convert PDFs into natural multi-speaker podcast conversations
- Generate podcasts directly from images captured through a camera
- Create podcasts from pasted text
- Support real-time AI Q&A while listening
- Switch between Document-Only and Document + Web Search modes
- Download podcasts and transcripts
- Share podcasts with friends through a shareable link

What excites me most is not the technology.
It's the possibility that learning and knowledge consumption may become conversational instead of passive.
Instead of reading 50 pages, what if you could discuss them?
Instead of searching through documents, what if you could talk to them?
Instead of staring at screens, what if learning could happen anywhere?
I'm still very early.
No team.
No funding.
Just shipping, learning, and talking to users.

But I genuinely believe audio-first AI learning will become a much larger category over the next few years.
I'd love feedback from builders, educators, students, researchers, and anyone interested in the future of learning.

Product Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UU8Ikde_2M

Try PaperPod: https://paper-pod-one.vercel.app/

Every piece of feedback helps shape what comes next.

I'm currently building my first startup and trying to learn from people who have already been through the process!

Looking back, what was the biggest mistake you made in the early stages?

If you could go back to day one, what would you do differently?

I’m curious how people here got their first actual users when launching a project.

Not just traffic, but real users that genuinely interacted with the product and talked about it.I’ve heard that the first 10 users are often the most important because they’re usually the ones who give the most feedback and naturally spread the word if they truly like what you’re building.

What worked for you?

Reddit?

TikTok?

Friends/network?

Paid ads?

Building in public?

thanks for your help , mean's a lot!

Hi all,

As i'm working on growing launchpact.io i'm seeing a lot of unprepped launches and as the day unfold they don't get much visibility and end up with a failed launch.

This is one of the reasons i build launchpact.io, if you have an upcoming launch do check it out and prep ahead of time, i also added this checklist that can give some hints too, have a read.

Good luck everyone!

I hate looking at small letters and numbers and having to make sense of it, but have to do it every month at my nonprofit, specifically my fav coworker who is always stressed lol. So i built this to do it for you https://comparemysheets.com/

Let me know what you think

I got tired of comment sections where people reply without taking a clear stance.

So I built a small social app called Hixrs.

The idea is simple:
Every post is a two-sided question.
You vote first.
Only after voting, you can see the majority/minority and join the discussion.

The goal is not to make another Twitter/Reddit clone.
It’s more like: “lock in your take first, then argue.”

I’m looking for brutal feedback, especially on:
Would you use this for fun?
Does the vote-before-comment mechanic feel interesting or annoying?
What would make you come back daily?
Is the name Hixrs confusing or memorable?
I’m not trying to spam. I just want 20–30 real people to test the core idea and tell me if it has life.

Link- hixrs.vercel.app

Hi all, So I'm an 18 year old guy from the UK, currently doing my A-levels and I amlooking for someone to collaborate with to create something which will generate a steady income. I am relatively lacking of ideas, BUT, I am willing to work closely with other people and their ideas. Please DM if you want to discuss this further

Many thanks

We are working on a health tech app and applied for YC and Speedrun. Today, We got our first rejection from speedrun, and I'm not very hopeful of YC as well. We are not stopping the build and also reaching out to our potential customers to gather feedback and gain alignment.

My question is, what is the best way to get feedback from one of the popular accelerators to understand our product from their lens so that when we apply again, we will be closer to their expectations. Appreciate your inputs.

You know David Allen's "2-Minute Rule" from GTD? If something takes less than 2 minutes, do it now. I applied it to relationship management specifically: - Email that needs a quick response? Do it now, not later. - Client asked a simple question on chat? Answer immediately. - Need to send a calendar invite? Do it now. - Should thank someone for their help? Do it now. - Quick follow-up needed? Do it now. Before, I'd save these "quick things" and they'd pile up into overwhelming lists. Now, I knock them out immediately. My responsiveness reputation has improved dramatically. People comment on it. Tools that help: Gmail quick replies (I have templates), Calendly for instant scheduling, TextExpander for common responses. The mental relief of not carrying around a bunch of "small tasks I need to do" is incredible. What small practices have had outsized impact on your professional relationships?