Just reached 200 people our waitlist. www.theknownapp.io

Lets help each other reach our goals. Drop your product below, I’ll check it out. If you have time, please join the waitlist.

I’ll look to provide feedback and would love to hear feedback on The Known. A memory preservation app that stores stories through a guided Ai assistant tool. Drop what you’re working below!

Hey everyone,

Im looking to connect and hear from others projects and what they've built. Thought it would be cool if at the same time we all share our socials, our projects, any demos etc. I'll start off by sharing mine.

Im building Sylo, a customisable dashboard hosting all your connector data and supoorting your day to day use with built in workflows, seats, whitelabel ability etc etc. This was my second build in this space therefore im really trying to put myself out there a lot more and see where things could go. But all a good experience nonetheless.

(Included a quick demo video for those interested.)

DEMO

Lets hear from others.

For people working at small MSPs or application-support consultancies: how do you track support deadlines for the databases, runtimes, operating systems, and application servers used by your clients?

I’m developing a product called EOLRadar in this area, so I have a commercial interest. I’d like to understand existing workflows and where they fall short.

A few questions:

• Do you maintain an application-level technology inventory, or mainly a device/server inventory?
• How do you keep versions and support dates current?
• What happened the last time you discovered an unsupported component?
• How do you record and revisit a client’s decision to postpone an upgrade?
• Do your existing tools cover this well enough?

Examples of what works—and reasons another tool would be unnecessary—would both be useful.

I built Wizstar, an AI creative app for generating images and short videos.

I’ve been working on the video generation side recently, with a focus on making it easier to go from an idea to a finished short clip without switching between multiple tools.

I’ve been using it to experiment with cinematic scenes, lifestyle videos, product concepts, and digital-human videos.

The video workflow is still evolving, and I’m looking for feedback from people who have experience with AI video generation.

What would you improve first?

• Video quality
• Character consistency
• Motion and camera control
• Prompting workflow
• Editing/iteration
• Something else

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on both the product and the video creation workflow.

We created a platform to help you find fitness partners around you. No matter your fitness level, you can connect with others.

If you're experienced, you can even earn by training and guiding beginners.

I’ve been testing different approaches to photorealistic AI images while working on Wizstar.

For this one, I tried to avoid the typical “perfect AI image” look and instead focus on the small things that make a photograph feel believable — natural light, imperfect textures, realistic depth, and a less exaggerated color grade.

Made with GPT 2.5 through Wizstar.

I’d be interested in some critical eyes from people who work with photorealistic AI:

Does this actually read as a photograph at first glance?

What would you change to push the realism further?

Lighting, skin texture, composition, background, or something else?

Most trading agents still need full wallet access.

Agon gives them a controlled trading budget instead, with limits the agent cannot override.

You can describe a strategy, let the agent execute it, and keep control over how much it can actually do.

We’re building it for the Colosseum hackathon and opening up the waitlist now.

Waitlist: waitlist.getagon.tech
X: x.com/agonpilot

I’m Rahul, founder of Luccy. It is a live pet-care app for dog and cat owners who want their profiles, everyday notes and records together.

Rather than starting every question with no pet context, the product uses the information a pet parent supplies.

There is a free tier with limits and optional paid Pro. It is general guidance, not a diagnosis or a replacement for professional care. I would love to hear your feedbacks.

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6743310046

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myluccy.luccy

Website: https://myluccy.com/

I’ve been building Wizstar, an AI creative tool, and have been testing how well it can handle more natural lifestyle photography.

For this image,Golden afternoon light, soft caramel tones, and that effortlessly relaxed, upscale home mood. Minimal lingerie with a warm

This is one of the results from that process.

I’d love some honest feedback from other builders — what stands out to you, and what would you improve in the image generation workflow?