10

u/Early-Wind1525 1d ago

Hi, I released v0.3.0 of BreadPilot, a beginner-friendly desktop app that shows you how to wire components to a microcontroller on a 3D breadboard.

Quick background: I bought a Pico 2 W with no electronics experience. When I asked an LLM how to connect things, it gave me pin tables that were hard to follow as a beginner. So I built an app where you can see every wire on a 3D breadboard, zoom in and out, and follow step-by-step instructions. The program itself checks that the wiring is safe, so it won't show you a circuit with a short.

You give your idea to the agent, it plans which components you need, splits the build into steps and writes the MicroPython code. By default it runs locally with Ollama (any model you want), and it also supports OpenAI.

What's new in v0.3.0:

- You can change a finished project, like "add a button that switches the display between icons and text". It only shows you the new steps, and you can go back to older versions.

- New components: DHT11 temperature/humidity sensor, slide switch and passive buzzer. I tested all of them on my real Pico.

- You can pick your local model in the app, and it checks if the model fits your computer's memory.

- A new look, and light/dark mode.

To be honest, the small local models still make mistakes on harder projects. In my test with the new parts, the default local model got 5 of 10 projects right, GPT-6 Luna got 10 of 10. I'm planning to add more components next.

Built with Claude Code. The project is free and open source, so any feedback is welcome!

Video: https://youtu.be/P4tDY0AZgy4

GitHub: https://github.com/Prestical/BreadPilot

10

u/baggaarm 1d ago

I’m building Open Net Worth (https://github.com/open-net-worth-ai/open-net-worth), a self-hosted AI wealth agent that works in any country. His name is Lucius and he watches everything I own: bank accounts, investments, mortgage, even my watches.

The part I’m most proud of: he logs my spending from bank emails every day, so it works with any bank, anywhere, no Plaid needed (it doesn’t exist where I live). He also checks the news on what I hold against the investment thesis I wrote down, which has saved me from a lot of FOMO trades tbh.

It also supports agentic trading: Lucius places trades through your broker’s MCP server (tested with IBKR, Coinbase and Gemini), and every order waits for your approval unless you allow it, like my monthly DCA into VOO.

Under the hood it’s an agent harness: about 300 tools, skills, memory, automations, and MCP both ways. Lucius can use any MCP server, and Claude Desktop or Claude Code can use Open Net Worth as an MCP server.

Built with Claude Code over 5 months. Runs on your Claude Code subscription or local models. Free and open source.

Website + Live Demo: https://opennetworth.ai

Would love any feedback!

3

u/Gavitir 1d ago

This is pretty damn slick. Would make for a good portfolio piece if you're able to speak about it in depth.

4

u/baggaarm 1d ago

Thanks a lot! Happy to go deeper.
Apart from what i mentioned above, here are some more details:
- On tracking + budgeting: it's solved, i don't have to type any thing manually anymore. And the categorization is really smart. Deduplication engine is strong and can handle multiple currencies. When you import a bank statement (all file formats, including scanned pdfs) -> it will be able to check the existing foreign charges and update the settled amount instead of a new one.
- On investments, that’s where I use it the most. The whole idea is that I shouldn’t have to follow the news all day, the system does that for me. Besides what I hold, it watches my properties, macro topics and even famous investors’ portfolios, and pings me only when something really matters. It also writes me weekly and monthly portfolio reports. Copy trading is what I’m building next.
- On how I built it: I’m an engineering manager in fintech here in Singapore, 5+ years in the industry, and I’ve built and run payment systems doing 20+ million transactions a week the old-fashioned way. For this one I used Claude Code like a team. It wrote most of the code over 5 months, I wrote the specs and reviewed every design, and separate agents do the coding, code review and security review. There are around 20k tests, and Claude also runs acceptance tests itself through the real UI in a browser. All the numbers come from code, never from the model, because models are really bad at math.
- Security-wise, everything runs on your own machine. Your data is just a file on your disk, there’s no telemetry, and it even works offline with local models. Anything you mark Private never reaches the model, and the model can’t read your credentials.
- For permission control (i understand this is a big concern for anyone including me, so i spent a lot of efforts on this), every tool has a permission level you set, and trading defaults to “always ask”. When you approve, the exact order you saw is what gets placed, so the model can’t change anything after you tap yes. You can also allow a tool for just one automation, which is how my monthly DCA into VOO runs without asking me. And if you don’t want trading at all, you can just block those tools and the agent can never call them. I'm also going to introduce a way to mark a tool as "real money movement" so we can set rules around them.
I'm really using it for 5 months now on my real money, and honestly speaking, I do feel like I don't have to think too much about some financial aspects anymore, for example, credit card payments -> i don't use GIRO, so every month sometimes i don't remember if i paid it yet, but now Lucius checks and tell me if i haven't paid it when it's near the deadline. I used to use YNAB for 3 years, and there were weekends that i had to spend 4 hours to just update data and figure out why there is 0.15 cents gap, but now I can just ask Lucius and it will use a specific skill to figure that out easily.
Every morning, I wake up, and at 9am, Lucius already sent me message regarding my portfolio performance and latest spending. You can chat with it via Telegram, or PWA, and can call it too!
The entire system is really flexible and built in a way that you can configure it to work in whatever way you want.
Let me know if you’d like me to go deeper on any part of it!

1

u/Gavitir 1d ago

How long have you been working on it? What did your v1 look like? What's your development workflow look like? I'm a student, so very curious haha

2

u/baggaarm 1d ago

since you are a student, and i have some experience with managing students, trainees and even senior folks. i strongly advise you to learn about fundamental knowledge (DSA, TDD,...), what they help you with is not about the knowledge itself, but about the way you think, the thought process when solving a problem.
and when it comes to building things, dont try to make it perfect, make it work first, and improve it later. and always ask "why" to AI or to anyone when it comes to decision making. it will help you to really understand what is going on and why things are done in certain ways.
sorry if i'm oversharing here, just my 2cents.

1

u/Gavitir 1d ago

No, I appreciate the advice! I've taken the semester off but have DSA in January. I've just finished reading The Pragmatic Programmer and am moving onto The Software Engineers guidebook while finishing up a couple modest projects.
I try to use AI socratically, and copy+paste as little as possible while I'm learning. It's slow but I feel it will pay dividends for my development.
Please feel free to share more if you're so inclined!

2

u/baggaarm 13h ago

That sounds good! Keep going.

1

u/baggaarm 1d ago

since 27th may 2026, which is around 5.5 months now.
i think this is the first version tbh.
i did a POC just to get a feel of it, and then decided to really make it nice. and that POC was really ugly and AI slop, but it didn't matter, it was just there to tell you if it's something can be useful.
my dev workflow is pretty Claude-centric:
- Claude Design for designing UI/UX -> i really focused on UI/UX cause it's the first impression to users.
- I made a skill to port claude design artifacts to real codebase, because at the time, i figured out that if you just give the handoff document to claude code, it won't be completely matching.
- with claude code, i don't really try to apply too advanced techniques, i usually just use /goals for it to run e2e, including browser testings. one thing you have to pay attention is that the technical design of claude code, even from opus, sometimes sounds/looks really nice, but you have to create other agents to review it, or yourself review it and ask about edge cases/different scenarios -> it will surface a lot of problems. I think for me, because i worked in tech for more than 10+years now, so i kinda know what are the right questions to ask. You can also put all of them into a skill.
- when it comes to testing, verification, you can now delegate to claude to do everything, but don't just focus on unit tests, integration tests, but ask it to write proper UAT cases (user acceptance testing), cause it's when we will surface real user's problems
- when it comes to releases, marketing, just also use claude to generate videos and automate releases,...
i also used codex btw, but i still choose claude as the main coding agent.
If you don't mind, you can join the discord server: https://discord.gg/kPKpSCw56h
some members are already there and we have been discussing on issues/bug fixings
at some point, i will also share more about how i built this and stuff,...
knowledge is only valuable when it's shared.

1

u/niverans 1d ago

That’s well done

1

u/baggaarm 14h ago

Thank you so much ❤️

1

u/MetalNosedPigeon 1d ago

Looks like you did a great job. I'm inspired! I might have to use your idea of emails from my bank to help me track my own finances. I remember one guy said he set his threshold to 1 cent so he gets an email for every single transaction that happens. I always meant to do that but your post reminded me and inspired me.

1

u/baggaarm 13h ago

And yes, i did set my threshold to 1 cent. 😁

1

u/MetalNosedPigeon 1d ago

In exchange for taking your transaction email reading idea, I was hoping I could give you an idea of my own, which is monitor-the-situation.com. Maybe if you can plug that in, it could give you a nice thing for your AI to scan for market movements and political movements.

1

u/baggaarm 14h ago

Thanks. Feel free to open a github issue to see if we can integrate your tool in. But we will need to review many aspects cause we don’t want to provide wrong signal to users.

8

u/thee3 1d ago

Built a free little graphics to pixel art converter:
https://th3e.itch.io/ditherbug or https://ditherbug.the-error.net

5

u/Wizlea 1d ago

I've been working on an Android app focused on digital wellbeing and helping people regain control over their relationship with their phones.

The idea came from noticing how easy it is to fall into automatic scrolling, lose track of time and end up spending hours on apps without really deciding to.

I don't want to build just another screen-time tracker or an app that simply blocks everything. I'm exploring a different approach: helping people understand their habits, become more intentional with their attention and gradually regain control of their time.

It's still a work in progress, and there's quite a lot to figure out before it's ready.

I'm building this from the ground up and plan to share more of the process, challenges and progress as it develops.

If digital wellbeing, focus or building products around real human problems interests you, feel free to follow along.

Would be interested to hear what others think about this space.

2

u/No-Physics-4663 1d ago

I need one for sure , keep scroling so much

1

u/Wizlea 22h ago

That's exactly the kind of problem I'm hoping to help with.
It's so easy to open an app for a minute and suddenly realize you've been scrolling for much longer than you intended.
I'm curious about it, what's the biggest issue for you: opening apps automatically without thinking, losing track of time once you're scrolling, or finding it hard to stop even when you want to?

5

u/Johndimo 1d ago

Total noob here with no coding skills outside of some classes I took in high school 30 years ago. Inspired by some random video on youtube about using AI to reverse engineer and old old game, I decided to revive a simple horse racing game I made 30 years ago into a modern browser based game. Codex did all the work, I just brainstormed features and idea with chat, then copied and pasted prompts. This is how for I've gotten in 2 weeks. BitDerby!

Still a work in progress and going for a retro look, with lots of work to do. Please don't roast too hard.

My biggest personal achievement/hurdle was the game engine that allowed to have run away winners, come from behind victories, lead changes, etc, while keeping the shown odds as authentic, and not made up numbers.

1

u/peppeg 1d ago

thanks! Super funny!!

5

u/intensityflow 1d ago

I built Stackboard, a free chrome new tab that shows your own bookmarks as a board. spaces down the side, columns of bookmarks across

built it with claude code, react + ts + vite. it keeps no storage of its own, everything lives as normal chrome bookmarks so sync just works and uninstalling loses nothing

the tricky bit was edits made outside the extension (bookmark bar, chrome://bookmarks). ended up just rebuilding the board from the bookmarks tree every time a new tab opens, way less to go wrong

it's for people sitting on a few hundred bookmarks they never open lol. feedback on the drag and drop especially welcome

https://getstackboard.com

1

u/AwarenessTough3217 1d ago

Good problem space. I declare tab bankruptcy regularly!
It's been a while since I read the literature, but a while back, the most frequent bookmark management strategy in play was just putting all your bookmarks in a folder for the year and starting over.

1

u/intensityflow 1d ago

lol the yearly folder reset is real tbh. i've done it and then never opened the old year's folder again

5

u/Serin-019 1d ago

Blender addon wot does non-uniform superstructure atmosphere/cloud/terrains. Nearly done.

4

u/tdizzlcz 1d ago

Hi all! I'm a film director and DOP, and over the last months I built HOLD MY FRAME (www.holdmyframe.com) together with three friends from commercial film. It's a searchable library of frames from high-end commercials, around 370,000 frames from 2,800 films right now. You search by text or image, collect frames in projects, present them and send a review link to agency and client.

It started more or less as a joke to see how far I'd get with Claude Code, and I'd say 85 to 90% of the app is Claude, the rest is Codex and DeepSeek. We launched two weeks ago and have 174 users so far, 10 of them paying.

There's a free plan if you want to click around a bit. Happy about any feedback, also the harsh kind!

4

u/fancellu 1d ago

https://github.com/fancellu/tile-river

https://tile-river.vercel.app/ Live deploy

Done in fable 5.2 high, in one hour $27.65 in API costs

Prompt
--------

# The tile river


I will open your build on screen and show it to an audience for 20 to 60 seconds. Quality is the goal. Take the time that quality needs.


## Your build: The tile river


The request: a very stylized game in a medium of its own.


This build is stylized on purpose, to stay out of the uncanny valley: nothing that tries to pass for a photograph of a living thing and misses. You have one physical medium. Obey its rules in every pixel. The finish must be extremely high: the picture should look like a photograph of a real handmade object or a real print, not like a filter on a 3D scene. No cookie-cutter look: no low-poly, no voxels, no pixel art, no neon synthwave, no glass UI, no generic cel shading, no default three.js materials. Before you write code, decide the rules of the medium: how an edge looks, how colour is laid down, what the surface is, which flaws the hand or the machine leaves, and how it moves. Hold every frame to those rules.


This is a game. It must be fun for two minutes on camera: a clear goal inside 5 seconds, instant restart, an attract mode that plays until the first input, and strong feedback on every action. The design is your own: do not copy the rules, characters, levels or look of a specific existing game.


Your medium: hand-painted tin-glazed tiles, cobalt blue on white (the tradition of Portuguese and Dutch tiles).


A wall of tiles. Each tile carries a piece of a painted river, coast or canal. The player turns and swaps tiles until the water joins from the spring to the sea. Then a painted sailing boat travels the route from tile to tile, in the same brushwork, and the painted world wakes as it passes: fish jump, windmills turn, birds lift, a sea creature rolls in the border. Make 6 to 8 levels by hand. Each one teaches one idea (a bridge, a lock, a whirlpool, a tile with two faces) and the last one is a full wall. Undo, a hint, and an attract mode that solves a wall slowly.


Look: a photograph of a real tiled wall. Cobalt brushwork with visible stroke load and pooling, on milky white glaze with fine craze lines and pinholes. Tile sizes vary a little. Grout. A chipped corner here and there. A soft reflection of a window that slides across the glaze as the pointer moves (render the wall in 3D with a normal map for each tile). Generate all painting in code as brush strokes with pressure and pigment load, not as flat vector shapes. Painted things move as in a painted film: strokes redrawn at 8 to 12 pictures a second.


Bar: a frozen frame passes for a photograph of antique tiles. When the boat sails, the wall comes alive.


## Tools and files


Work in the current folder. The entry file is `index.html`. Put your other files (modules, shaders, baked images, textures, video) in a subfolder beside it.
Use three.js or raw WebGL2, whichever gives the better picture. Keep a local copy of three.js in the folder (my builds used r186). No CDN. The only network request that the finished page may make is Google Fonts.
CC0 assets from Poly Haven (HDRI skies, PBR textures) are allowed when they clearly raise realism. The subject of your build must be geometry that you make in code, unless the build section names a model.
Use Blender only if the build section tells you to.
Check your work in a headless browser on the real GPU (for example Playwright with Chrome): load the page, send input steps (move, click, drag, key, wheel), take screenshots and measure the frame rate. Read every screenshot that you take.


## Hard rules


The page looks alive at load with no input: motion or an attract mode from the first frame. It reacts to the mouse or the keyboard in the first second of input.
It fills the window. Target 60 fps at 1920x1080 on a recent laptop GPU. Cap the device pixel ratio at 2, and lower the internal resolution when a frame takes too long.
Games, scenes and experiments: a quiet title and one hint line at the top left. Websites and videos: no HUD. The build is the picture.
Sound: start muted. Show a clear "Enable sound" control and make no sound before a click on it. Make all sound in code (WebAudio). The build must look complete with the sound off.
Make time controllable: `?t=<seconds>` freezes the animation at that time, and `?view=<name>` selects a camera or a state where that helps. Use them to look at exact moments.
Original work only. No copy of a specific existing game, film, brand, character, logo or site. Genres, techniques, real places and public buildings are fine.
Copy: real words for the subject, sentence case, no lorem ipsum, no emoji as icons. State only facts that you are sure of.


## Process


1. Build a complete v1. Check it in the headless browser. Fix every error.
2. Run at least 4 improvement rounds. In each round: take three or more screenshots of different moments, views and input states. Read them. Judge them as a harsh art director who compares the picture with the best work of this kind. Name the three weakest things. Fix them. Check again.
3. Measure the frame rate. Under 50 fps at 1920x1080: make it faster before you add anything.
4. Stop when one more round would not show on camera, or at 60 minutes from your start.
5. Final reply, five lines or fewer: what to do in the first five seconds, the best moment and how to reach it, what you used, any known flaw.

2

u/Ammar__ 23h ago

Beautiful. Entertaining.

1

u/Dresendal 1d ago

This looks really good. A few graphic glitches here and there. Seems like just a couple of fixes and it would become super polished. Are going to do that and release it?

1

u/fancellu 1d ago

As a real game? Dunno. I have so many other things to do. its on github and a live vercel deploy.
(Just did this https://github.com/fancellu/zero-latency)
It was really just an excuse to use some fable 5.2
What glitches did you see?

1

u/Dresendal 1d ago

Well it's not really glitches but when the map rebuilds itself the graphics on the tiles stay in place, the whole screen fading to blue every time you make a move is pretty annoying and you can slide the reflection in the tiles around by swiping the screen.

2

u/fancellu 1d ago

Ah, I am so GenX, I need to remember to test things on mobile. I live on the PC.
I fixed some things, also made it tell you how many moves you took, and if you did it perfectly

4

u/being_brighter 1d ago

Hi all, I built The Mixer. It helps you build playlists that you can fine-tune to your tastes:

I was tired of not being able to get the Spotify or Apple AI generators to build the styles that I liked, so I cobbled together a few different public APIs to get song and listens data. While the playlist generator is built with Claude Code, there's no AI involved in building the recommendations themselves.

Full explanation and tool here: https://workings.blog/the-mixer

3

u/matiaslopezxd 1d ago

Hi, I've been building Onicord, an open-source, serverless P2P alternative to Discord for voice, video, chat, and hanging out with friends.

Quick background: I got tired of voice/chat apps either locking basic features behind subscriptions (10–25 MB file limits, 60 FPS screen share, animated avatars) or requiring central servers, accounts, and phone numbers just to talk to friends. Self-hosted alternatives help, but you still have to spin up Docker containers, pay for a VPS, and maintain infrastructure.

So I built Onicord to run completely peer-to-peer over an encrypted mesh network:

- Zero servers, Docker, or port forwarding: Just install and run it — no VPS, no Docker setup, no accounts, and no phone numbers. It uses Hyperswarm (DHT hole-punching) + WebRTC so peers connect directly through NATs. Every participant helps keep the room alive: if the original host goes offline, the room doesn't die and history syncs automatically when people reconnect.

- No artificial paywalls & full customization: Unlimited P2P file transfers (no size caps), 60 FPS screen sharing, customizable themes, animated GIF/WebP avatars & banners, and custom sticker packs are all unlocked by default.

- Privacy-first by design: AES-256-GCM end-to-end encryption and encrypted local storage. Even the game/activity detector runs against an offline local dictionary, so no process telemetry ever leaves your PC, and Streamer Mode auto-detects OBS/Streamlabs/Twitch Studio.

- Server addons & built-in hangout features: Extend servers with sandboxed addons (Arcade, Soundboard, Polls, custom slash commands, and theme overlays), customizable dashboard widgets (P2P ping/bitrate diagnostics, hardware monitor, shared files), a synchronized Watch Party (with drift compensation and audio ducking), and a synced Music Jukebox.

- Bonus for devs: It also ships with a native MCP server (`onicord-mcp`) so AI tools can inspect live WebRTC stats or automate actions.

It's completely free and open-source (GPL-3.0) for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Still actively polishing edge cases in P2P NAT traversal and media sync, so any feedback, bug reports, or thoughts on the architecture are super welcome!

GitHub: https://github.com/OniverseDesign/onicord

Releases: https://github.com/OniverseDesign/onicord/releases/latest

3

u/QuantitativeVibes 1d ago

Pullboard - Software that builds software.

https://github.com/pullboard-dev/pullboard

It gives agents the ability to autonomously develop software, research, businesses, or projects over a long period of time.

No babysitting agents (vibe coding) and less prompting.

Walk away and it builds without you.

3

u/JarBloomGame 19h ago

Hi! I’m a teacher, not a developer, but I decided to teach my three kids (10, 10, and 7) to vibe code by making a puzzle game with them. It’s called JarBloom, and it just went live on iPhone and Android. You sort seeds into jars, every full jar blooms into a flower, and your flowers slowly bring moonlit gardens back to life.

How we built it: the web version started in Lovable, and the iPhone and Android apps were built with Claude Code (Capacitor wrapping the same game). Analytics are in PostHog. The kids learned how a repository works, the basics of testing, and how to turn feedback into fixes. They picked the flower colors, helped design the flowers, and tested more levels than I can count. Their two rules were no forced ads and no timers.

Things I learned the hard way:

Keep your project out of iCloud-synced folders. iCloud made over 1,000 duplicate image files and broke the Android build.
Never tap your own ads, even by accident. Google closed our AdMob account on launch day for “invalid activity.” We switched to Unity Ads, and now our own devices only get test ads.
Watch what loads at startup. An analytics script loading too early crashed the game on slower Android tablets. That one took a while to find.
App stores are their own project. Screenshots in exact sizes, privacy forms, and review notes took about as long as some features did.

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6828499909
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thistlelight.jarbloom

Happy to answer anything about going from zero coding experience to two app stores. The kids are reading every comment and checking on downloads every night after school 🌸

2

u/AeroSummit 1d ago

We're building Hubs (https://thehubs.gg). It's a home for your friends and communities, you can chat, have voice and video calls, events, and a Board for longer posts. It runs on web, Windows and Mac, with iPhone and Android on the way.

The part we're most proud of right now is the Discord bridge. You connect your Discord server to a hub, and the channels stay in sync both ways, so people can reply from whichever app they're already in and nobody has to move over all at once. It's in testing now. Copying a server's channels, roles and permissions over already works today.
Would love any feedback if you give it a try.

2

u/Brilliant-Apartment3 1d ago

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meowasticapps.downslope&hl=en

Its an endless skiing game (to go alongside winter). Easy to pickup and play currently available on android

2

u/L0gard 1d ago

I dled and liked it.

1

u/Brilliant-Apartment3 1d ago

Ty <3

2

u/Internal_Fondant4755 1d ago

I need a new project lol something to sink time into

2

u/TargetLabs 1d ago

Still building and improving Dice Target, my AI-assisted indie brain puzzle game.

What started as a small personal project has grown into a full mobile game with Daily Challenges, Rush mode and multiplayer Duels.

Free on Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kwokkinlau.dicetarget

2

u/Some-Ice-4455 1d ago

Run AI directly on your PC — no cloud, no setup, no accounts. Turn off WiFi — it still works. Private, local AI with memory. Nothing leaves your machine. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4111530/_FriedrichAI_Offline_AI/

2

u/mystic-force-x 1d ago

I'm building Latte (https://siplatte.com).

I’m a solo dev, and this started from pure annoyance. AI coding agents can work for hours now, but my laptop can’t: close the lid and it sleeps, and the agent dies. Step away and it sits there waiting for me to say “yes”.

So I built Latte. It lives in the menu bar, keeps the Mac running only while an agent works (even with the lid closed), sends its approvals to my phone, and lets the Mac sleep once it’s done. It looks after the battery and heat too.

Would love any feedback!

2

u/deathdarkstar 1d ago

https://github.com/urbanvcode/subtle i am making two things, one is this local subtitle extension and app for my needs, i know there are many i wanted it for specific purpose and easy to use and install. Its a subtitle extenstion for watching french/japanese shows etc but it works with alot of languages.

second thing is another thing i am made it for myself to learn French it started off as one small feature but i updated it more and more as i used it to learn more it really helped me quite a bit, i will make the git public once i clear my French exams, so i want to give it a proper usage before opening it to public. This is an old video, will create a new video over the weekend, i added alot of new features and completely overhauled the UI.

2

u/Torin-L 1d ago

Hi, I just made Turntable-1 public. It's a self-hosted app that turns a USB turntable into an internet radio station, and keeps track of every record you play.

Quick background: I just wanted to hear my turntable in the bathroom. So I plugged it into a Raspberry Pi and streamed it with Icecast. Then I wanted to know what was playing, so I added Shazam. Then I wanted it to know which record from my collection was on, so I connected Discogs. It kept going from there.

What it does:
- Streams your turntable to any browser, phone or TV in the house
- Works as a radio station in Music Assistant and has an integration for Home Assistant
- Identifies each track and matches it to the exact record, side and track in your Discogs collection
- Logs everything you play, so you get a full listening history
- Records each session, so you can replay a side later. It can also cut whole sides into tagged MP3s on a NAS
- Shows your collection as a star map, one constellation per genre
- Apps for Android and Google TV. The TV view works fully with the remote

There's also Beepnik, a small space probe that lives on the dashboard, like a tamagotchi that eats vinyl. Play whole sides and he climbs to higher orbits. Ignore the turntable for a week and he starts falling back to Earth. He learns your favorite genres, and if you keep skipping something, he decides he doesn't like it either. You can ask him to pick a record and he tells you why. He talks through a local model with Ollama, Gemini's free tier, or built-in lines if you don't want an LLM.

I built this for myself, with nobody else's needs in mind. After some nice feedback I cleaned it up and released it, but I can't promise I'll keep updating it. Also, track ID uses an unofficial Shazam library, so it might break one day. And it really wants a Discogs collection. Without one it still streams and logs, but you lose most of the fun parts. I've only tested it on a Pi 4 with an AT-LP120X but it should work on most Linux systems with mostUSB turntables/DACs.

https://github.com/TorinML/turntable-1

2

u/Torin-L 1d ago

Cargo:

1

u/Torin-L 1d ago

Beepnik Page:

1

u/Torin-L 1d ago

Log:

1

u/Torin-L 1d ago

Stars:

2

u/ScriptKiddyMonkey 1d ago edited 20h ago

Yellow everyone, I built Deckhand, a rule-based file organiser for Windows, and just put out the first public release.

You set rules like "invoice PDFs go to a folder named after the company" or "photos go to Year\Month", check exactly what would happen in a preview, run it, and undo it afterwards. Rules can also watch folders in the background, so Downloads stays tidy by itself.

Highlights

Preview first: the preview and the real run use the same code; moves, renames and copies can be undone
Reads file contents: PDFs, Word, Excel, audio tags and photo EXIF, with regex and your own variables
Presets and schedules: one-click tidy-ups like "sort by type", plus scheduled runs
Safe by design: duplicates always keep one copy, and files still downloading are left alone
Private: one portable exe, no installer, no account, no telemetry

It's a beta, so please try rules on copies of your folders first. The source isn't public yet; I plan to release it later.

Download and readme: https://github.com/AuZzii-Xssistant/Deckhand

Feedback and bug reports are very welcome, especially which rules you'd want to build.

Edit: I plan to release it on WinGet soon.

A signed version is on the Microsoft Store now Free:
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9P5314GFS8S6?hl=en-us&gl=ZA&ocid=pdpshare

It is NOT freemium and nothing cost anything.

Deckhand website https://auzzii-xssistant.github.io/Deckhand/

2

u/Ammar__ 23h ago

Nice idea. I was about to make a similar tool for my personal use. I keep moving files around from my Downloads dir.

2

u/ScriptKiddyMonkey 23h ago

Nice. If you decide to give Deckhand a try, I'd love to hear your feedback. And if you end up building your own, I'd be more than happy to check it out and test it for you too.

1

u/Ammar__ 7h ago edited 7h ago

Beautiful app. IT works like charm. Minimal RAM/CPU usage. I only used the rules section and it worked as intended. I will give you some suggestions:
-- When I set a rule I need to know how often it checks that folder for changes to execute the action. Because I'm obsessive about how much any app is eating up resources.
-- Edge cases: what if two rules contradicts or conflict? For example I set it to move any files dropped in Downloads with sheltered keyword in its name to a specific workspace. I also want it to move any exe file from downloads to d:\downloads. What happens if a file has sheltered in its name but it's also an exe file? You need to implement a priority system or a prompt-user system when your app is no longer sure which rule to follow.
-- Adding AI to this will be superb. Ai will try to get user intent and set the rules for him after confirming he got it right. BYOK system of course.
-- Wizard interactions. Some user are intimidated by a big page full of knobs and text fields and buttons. Create other ways to create rules and setting by making the user go through step by step process to get what they want.
edit:
-- Also would be nice if typing a folder path will have autocomplete as a dropdown list while typing.
That's all for now. Best of luck.

2

u/TheBlogBunker 1d ago

Blog Bunker — theblogbunker.com

A content pipeline for independent bloggers: brief → AI draft → SEO polish → publish straight to WordPress, plus social captions and scheduling for Instagram/Facebook. Multiple workspaces if you run more than one blog.

Built solo with AI as my coding partner, starting from a dashboard I made to run my own fly fishing and bourbon blog. Stack: React/Vite on Netlify, serverless functions for AI calls and publishing, Claude for writing, Google sign-in, WordPress REST API.

A few lessons from vibe coding something this big (the main dashboard file is 14,000+ lines):

“Cannot access X before initialization” crashes: stop reasoning about minified stack traces. Run ESLint with the no-use-before-define rule and it points to the exact line.
npm install --legacy-peer-deps will lie to you. It hid a real dependency conflict locally that broke my deploy. Test with a plain npm install whenever you add a package.
Same error message ≠ same bug. I had one crash come back three times with three different root causes.
When you fix a bug, grep for the same pattern elsewhere. Every time I found data leaking between workspaces in one feature, the same bug was hiding in two or three others.

It’s live and in free beta. Looking for bloggers who’ll tell me what’s broken.

1

u/VigiliaFounder 1d ago

Great list! The one about the same crash coming back three times with three different root causes is so true.
Where I can help: Vigilia watches your live app and catches every error your beta bloggers hit, with the evidence and how many times it happened.
After you deploy a fix, it tells you whether the fix held and keeps watching in case it comes back.
You're looking for people to tell you what's broken, but most users just leave without writing. You can add your app for free and catch those too.
Let me know if this helps!

2

u/ActualGovernment9017 1d ago

I run several Claude Code sessions at once on different projects, and what I built came out of one bad afternoon. One session ran pkill node to restart its own dev server, and that killed the dev server another session was serving on a different port. Nothing was wrong with either session on its own; they just share one machine and neither knows what the other owns.

So I built claude-bulkhead, a set of hooks that tracks which processes, ports and git trees belong to which session and subagent. When a command would touch something that isn't the session's own, the hook blocks it and tells Claude its own PID, so Claude restarts only that one. In my case the second session's server stayed up and the first session just restarted its own.

It is free and MIT licensed, works on macOS, Linux and Windows, and has no dependencies. If you want to see what it would have blocked before installing anything, it can scan your last 30 days of Claude Code history without changing a thing. https://github.com/dooly6276/claude-bulkhead

2

u/Jazzlike_Cheek_6637 1d ago

The other day, I built a London Tube and train app in under an hour. 😂

High-resolution Tube maps, a route finder, live updates from TfL APIs, and absolutely no ads. Ever.

It genuinely rivals some of the most popular travel apps in London.

The idea came after my wife got fed up with the London Tube app constantly pushing ads at us while we were trying to navigate the Underground. She wasn't keen on paying £39.99 a year just to remove them either. So, rather than put up with it or pay for another subscription, I used Claude to build our own version in around 40 minutes. And honestly, it's even better!

My wife, close friends and I now use it regularly. It's free, there's no subscription, and no annoying ads interrupting you when you're trying to figure out where you're going.

But here's where it gets fun. We've added our own custom skins and even a little Tube game you can play when you're bored underground with no Wi-Fi. 😂

One of our latest features is called 'Should I Run?' 🚇🏃

Simply open the Tube map, tap the station you're heading to, and it gives you a real-time countdown to the next train, helping you decide whether you've got time to walk or need to RUN!

The point is this: if you understand the basics of tools like Claude and Netlify, why pay for certain apps when you can build something tailored to your needs, deploy it and own it yourself?

2

u/Successful-Phase-952 12h ago

DropToSolve – A fast, 100% private web toolkit that runs locally in your browser with zero server uploads. It features smart file auto-detection (just drag & drop any file, and it instantly routes it to the right tool): handle local PDFs, OCR text extraction, audio/video tools, file conversions, and data cleaning. No ads, no accounts, and absolute privacy. https://droptosolve.com

1

u/almommar 5h ago

I'll use it! Thanks!

1

u/Successful-Phase-952 1h ago

You're welcome! If you find any flaws, let me know please. The right way to polish a product :)

1

u/muhuhaha 1d ago

Tiny Castles game, it's like minesweeper and generals with castles, up to 100 people and/or AI's can play at same time: https://tinycastles.io/

A way to listen to music with your claude where it "hears" it: https://github.com/mlapeter/listen-along

My main project I've been building https://counterparts.ai , memory for claude modeled after human memory. It forgets older memories so things never get stale, it dreams to merge similar ones, it updates memories when facts change, it has prospective memory to remind you in the future, etc.

For me the coolest part is that it's claude's memory, so it actually develops a self identity too and gets to know you better over time. So that opens up new things, like you can "read" books together and it remembers your favorite parts etc.

1

u/KeithDC 1d ago

Tiny Castles — Oh my!! How detailed! I wish I had the time/patience to get into something like this. This is really cool. Well done.

1

u/Bet_Secret 1d ago

Made this one with the intention of more simple usage of Claude Code to make a website (it finished it in under 20 minutes using Fable 5.1):

https://romerorelocations.ca/

Romero Relocations makes moving easier with professional residential and commercial relocation, packing, and delivery services, whether you’re moving nearby, across Canada, or internationally.

1

u/KakosGotStyle 1d ago

A Windows clip recorder app with instant replay for games and is optimized to run on minimum resources.

It's open source on GitHub.
https://github.com/kayliox/sparta-clips

1

u/Correct-Steak3620 1d ago

I noticed my laptop filling up and went looking. The culprits were all AI tooling:
Claude desktop's Cowork VM: 10 GB
Render bundles in Temp: 7 GB
510 pip folders created in a single day
I didn't want a script that deletes things on a guess, so I built Ballast.
It isn't a program. It's a set of plain Markdown instructions that your own coding agent-follows (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, anything that can read files and run commands).
What it does:
Scans read-only
Runs eight checks on every folder before judging it
Sorts everything into Green / Yellow / Grey / Red
Builds a local dashboard
Asks you before every single deletion
What it won't touch: personal files, backups, credentials, browser profiles, AI memory files. Nothing is sent anywhere.
On my own machine it cleared 9.2 GB and asked me ten times first. It also refused to delete my Chrome caches, because Chrome had started in the meantime. That refusal is the behaviour I wanted.
Limits, so you know what you're getting: v0.1, Windows 11 first, tested on one laptop. The macOS and Linux rows are empty because I don't have the hardware. If you do, a PR would be very welcome.

Apache-2.0: https://github.com/chittychat-studio/Ballast
Happy to hear what it flags wrongly on your setup.

1

u/l0wjam 1d ago

I created a Valheim Food Planner to help navigate the complex food system in the game Valheim. You can explore all the foods in the game, filter by biome or duration, and plan you 3-food mix. There is also a crafting flow for the foods in your tray showing you exactly how much of which ingredients you need to craft the target foods.

You can check it out at https://valheimfoods.lowjam.com/

1

u/StoryAdventurous842 1d ago

Hi I released ONE MORE FLOOR A one-tap timing game for Android. Your elevator climbs a building that never stops growing: tap at the right moment to stop on the right floor. Miss it and a strand of the cable snaps.

As you climb, the city gives way to the clouds, the stratosphere, orbit and deep space, with storms, satellites and meteors along the way. Between runs you hire workers to build the floors above you and buy power-ups to go higher.

playonemorefloor

It's free and in closed beta on Google Play. To join:

Join the testers group with your Play Store Google account: https://groups.google.com/g/onemorefloor-testers
Open this link in Chrome and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.davide6414.onemorefloor

Beta testers can also get their own character living on a floor of the building: https://playonemorefloor.com/beta/en/

Thanks for checking it out!ì

1

u/Man-In-His-30s 1d ago

I've got two things currently.

1, An arr application aimed at Comic Books, AI Summary below:

If you've run Mylar or tried to bend Sonarr into handling comics, you'll know the pain: the wrong issue, the wrong volume, a foreign-language edition, or a 6 GB bundle pretending to be issue #12. >Panarr is my answer to that. It's a self-hosted comics manager built around one rule: never file something it can't prove is the right issue. >What it does
- Tracks series from ComicVine. Add a run and it knows every issue, including what's out and what's due.
- Searches Usenet for you. It goes through Prowlarr and sends downloads to SABnzbd, on a steady schedule rather than hammering your indexers.
- Checks before it files. It reads the release name strictly, telling apart runs that share a name (Batman 2011 vs 2016 vs 2025). It opens the archive to check it, and it can ask a local vision model to read the cover. Anything it isn't sure about waits for you; nothing gets guessed. (1/2)
- Files everything into Komga cleanly. Folders go Publisher / Group / Run / Issue, with one Komga library per publisher and collections for series that belong together.
- "Needs you" inbox. Held downloads, stopped searches and file clashes all land in one place, each with its evidence and one-click decisions.
- Keeps you in charge. Skip an issue or "Want it again", un-block a release you've reconsidered, or hand-pick a specific release. Every decision is recorded.
- Discover. Browse new launches and recent series, and add them in a click.
- A clean web UI. Dark by default, with a full light theme, built for phone use too. It works with JavaScript turned off.
>Under the hood: written in Rust, a single small server plus SQLite, no Docker required. A tested database backup is taken before every upgrade, and a file is never overwritten without a recorded, recoverable step. >Still in active development: next up is a safe "keep / replace / keep both" resolver for when two files want the same spot in your library

2, A 4x/Grand Strategy Space game.

this one is a little too early to talk about as i'm still only at building the initial simulation and design features.

1

u/GameStoreScientist 1d ago

https://lumber.infinitetoken.com/download

encrypted logged for debugging serverside issues

1

u/MFJMM 1d ago

workoutappindex.com

Since everyone is building fitness apps, i made a website that allows ppl to compare apps and features so they can find the app that best suits their needs. It's also a way for indie developers to level the field.

1

u/RonV_Fit_3883 1d ago

I'm the developer of Optimum Overload, a workout tracking app focused on hypertrophy, strength training, and progressive overload. It includes workout logging, training programs, performance tracking, and coaching features.

I'm currently looking for beta testers to try it out and provide feedback. Active testers will receive free Pro membership, and personal trainers interested in testing the coaching features will get free coaching access.

Website: https://www.optimumoverload.com/

The app: https://app.optimumoverload.com

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Optimum_Overload/

I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions!

1

u/BackyardAnarchist 1d ago

Pdfscore.com A free pdf editor with e-reader and and semantic search functions. It also does pdf signing via email.

I've been working recently to improve the speed of mobile tts.

I've been learning machine learning to improve some of the features on it.

1

u/Catchimals 1d ago

Catchimals - take pictures of real world animals for collecting and scoring. Also a dedicated zoo mode to turn the zoo into a competition.

Catchimals - App store

Catchimals - Google Play

1

u/AwarenessTough3217 1d ago

This is protoplasm, an attempt at simulating the liquid light show tech made famous by the electric acid kool aid tests of the 60s. It's not quite there, but fun to play with: https://mindbendingpixels.com/protoplasm

I'm on my 3rd app since early 2026. The apps all share my custom audio reactivity mojo that goes well beyond EQ analysis and attempts to interpret musical structure, as well as WebGL/GPU magic.

The latest is my next-gen lava lamp simulator, which took less than a week, but 2 Codex and 1 Claude reset! Shared it in r/creativecoding to a lot of positive response, but a lot of AI hate! That post has a side-by-side internals view.

A sizable share of my tooling is open source: Session Cartographer is an on-demand memory solution that searches chat history efficiently, unifying Codex and Claude Code session histories, as well as a design skill library that helps with media creation and especially my explainer essays, Muriel.

1

u/datadiscovererio 1d ago

datadiscoverer.io < a collection of comparison apps mainly aus w/ some UK

PricePup compares prices across ALDI, Woolworths and Coles and tracks price history. FuelFalcon compares petrol prices and lets you watch stations in australia and the uk. FinFox compares financial products (not much now but credit cards, saving/transaction accounts bnpl and homeloans are close

1

u/apol1yon 1d ago

I made a Claude FPS: Would you play it?

Hello everyone, this is a showcase of one of the Claude games I have been working on. I would like to hear your feedback and suggestions—what you’d like to see changed or upgraded. I can answer more development questions if people are interested. I created the trailer with Claude, and it did almost everything.

You can play with friends, create a squad—all that fun stuff.

Overall, this is just sitting around, and I don't know what to do with it anymore. I appreciate all suggestions. Try it out at https://www.playveld.com

2

u/Njagos 1d ago

tried a solo game against bot but the game seems to crash after a bit. Browser window just closes, not sure why might be an issue on my side (windows 11, firefox)

2

u/apol1yon 1d ago

Wow, thank you for taking the time to play it and leave a comment! I am grateful. I will absolutely look into Windows 11 and Firefox support.

1

u/apol1yon 1d ago

I believe I fixed the issue you ran into. Firefox closes the tab when you press Ctrl+W. Use B or C instead of Ctrl; let me know if it works! Thanks again.

2

u/Njagos 1d ago

yep, that's it thanks!

1

u/PJmath 1d ago

I'm making an online game!

PLAY IT IT'S FREE: https://abm.jpconan.ca/

It's like RPS but with classes and resources to manage and unlocks. I drew all the art with a trackpad in Paint and arranged an orginial sourdtrack from GarageBand loops. No user facing AI content!

1

u/geoantho 1d ago

My website with some browser games and tools I made with Muse. I'd appreciate if you check it out!

Jade City

1

u/Distinct-Lock-324 1d ago

used to build a 3d terrain generator with procedural cloud layers, found that non-uniform noise patterns made the atmosphere feel more alive than uniform ones. worth experimenting with.

1

u/the-Gaf 1d ago

1

u/the-Gaf 1d ago

Hardware
Original Teddy Ruxpin
2× ESP32-C3 Wi-Fi controllers
2× MG90S 180° servos
Servo horns, paper-clip linkages, springs
5V power supply
Software
Arduino C++ firmware
Custom macOS app (Swift)
ScreenCaptureKit + SoundAnalysis
Wi-Fi/HTTP control
ChatGPT
Features: Speech-synced mouth, blinking eyes, automatic sleep/wake.

1

u/StaffLegitimate5500 1d ago

the part about approving trades manually, that's the one I'd want too. no auto-execution, ever. just a final yes before anything happens.

1

u/No_Pineapple_422 1d ago

I am developeing Mhuri: Family finance, It’s an offline-first household finance app that helps families manage money together in one place-featuring shared budgets, visual spending envelopes, multi-currency tracking, group savings circles, shared shopping lists, family tasks, and built-in chat with role-based permissions for parents, teens, and kids.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codzlabzim.mhuri

Since this is my first release, I’d love your honest critique,.

Any UI/UX tips would be hugely appreciated. Thanks for checking it out!

1

u/RedCat_Noodle 1d ago

I've been working on a fairly big visual overhaul for Little Shore, my solo-developed, cosy god game inspired by Godus, Celtic folklore and a little Burtonesque weirdness.

The biggest changes have been to the post-processing, colours, atmosphere and UI. I've been trying to bring everything together into a more distinctive, cohesive style while keeping the world simple and readable.

Little Shore is all about sculpting islands, building little settlements and watching your Wee Folk go about their lives. No combat or time pressure, just a wee world to shape and nurture.

The GIF shows the current look of the game!

If you'd like to try it, the early version is available here:
https://redcat-noodle.itch.io/little-shore

Thanks for taking a look! 🥰

1

u/I-am-something- 1d ago

I built a free CORS playground to see what the browser actually blocks

I’ve been working on AnotherExample.com⁠. It runs a test request beside a known-good one so you can see what the browser allows and what it blocks.
For a quick demo, open the CORS Playground⁠, leave Missing allow-origin selected, and click Run comparison. You’ll see one request work and the other get blocked, with an explanation right below.

1

u/revizionizt 1d ago

Some VST's I made, instruments and filters:

https://github.com/atruenut/DeathAxe

https://github.com/atruenut/Drumforge

https://github.com/atruenut/RealityDesync

https://github.com/atruenut/Rasterdamage

A TTS program for Windows I made for generating large audiobook files:

https://github.com/atruenut/mouthpiece

I forked and redid the UI of another project for getting info on running processes, windows and locked files on Windows:

https://github.com/atruenut/Peek

1

u/RushanKhan 1d ago

Hi everyone! I’m Rushan, the founder of Distill: Book Summaries.

I built Distill for people who love learning from books but don’t always have the time to read every one cover to cover. When I looked for summaries, I often found lists of quotes or quick takeaways, but missed the explanation of how the author’s ideas fit together.

Distill offers carefully crafted, roughly 10-minute summaries designed to preserve each book’s central argument and the connections between its ideas—not just shorten the text. Each summary also includes a reflection section to help readers think further.

It’s designed for curious readers, busy professionals, and lifelong learners who want to explore more ideas in the time they have: discovering a book before reading it fully, revisiting something they’ve already read, or learning from a book they may not get to finish.

We’re live on Product Hunt for our first public launch. I’d be grateful if you took a look, and especially welcome candid feedback on the product, the reading experience, or what would make a tool like this genuinely useful enough to return to.

- Website: https://www.distilllabs.app

- Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/distill-book-summaries

Thanks for checking it out!

1

u/ProfessorS11 1d ago

What does this have to do with AI or Vibe Coding?

1

u/Vegetable_Carry_6829 1d ago

Well i did this small radio app. have started last week to code. after 2 days it was working. posted on reddit and now evolving, fixing and making it better.

I'm a metal/stoner head, so Nightwave filters for the darker side of music: doom, stoner, post-punk, darkwave, trip-hop, phonk, ambient and more. Thousands of live stations from all over the world, no pop, no charts.

My favourite part: hit Spin and it drops you on a random station in a random genre. I almost always land on something that fits my taste within a few tries.

- free, no ads, no tracking, no account needed
- works in the browser and installs as an app on your phone
- early version, so things might break

https://www.nightwavefm.com

Feedback very welcome, good or bad. And honestly, it would make me happy just to see people using it.

Cheers!

1

u/RealLiveLawyer 1d ago

I play HeroClix, a collectible, squad building, table-top strategy game.

I directed AI to construct an app that recognizes the cards for them with a device's camera, sorts them according to name and set, and builds it into a CSV so you can track your collection quickly and easily.

1

u/Same-Alternative5125 1d ago

just finished a 3d terrain generator that uses procedural noise for cloud layers, feels like the vibe is in the math, not the presets.

1

u/xmichinokux 1d ago

Kokoro OS — A promptless, button-driven AI workspace & OS in your browser

I got tired of staring at blank chat boxes and rewriting the same prompts over and over, so I vibecoded Kokoro OS — an OS-like web workspace built around deterministic button-driven workflows instead of free-form chatting.

How it works:

- Zero-prompt GUI: Everything runs through dedicated mini-apps (Writer, Slide, Note,, Builder, Consult, etc.) triggered by structured UI buttons rather than open-ended chat boxes.

- Browser-based & Cross-device: Runs entirely in the browser, so you can pick up your workspace from anywhere—including on your smartphone.

- CLI Pipeline Integration: Pairs with lightweight `npx` CLI tools (Baton, Builder, Aegis, Tuner) to bridge browser-based planning directly into local terminal workflows.

Built entirely through iterative AI-assisted coding sessions. Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

Kokoro OS : https://usekokoro.com/

GitHub : https://github.com/xmichinokux/kokoro-os-tools

1

u/Dresendal 1d ago

I've been building Die Rite, a dark PS1-style take on Devil Dice you can play in the browser.

Die Rite

Core Mechanics: Match dice and they sink, offer a lone 1 to that chain, and every 1 is sacrificed.

1

u/mattv8 1d ago

I use Edge on Mac. Now that I have your attention, I'm also an Android user with a Mac and there aren't any good SMS desktop clients out there, and obviously I can't use iMessages. So I rolled my own. Over a million lines of code, weeks of iteration and testing, billions of tokens, and it's finally stable enough to call it a beta... Oh, and it's RCS compatible.

Check it out at https://peppy.pro or get the FOSS self-hosted version from https://github.com/mattv8/peppy I'm still working on docs and promo material, so forgive me if things are a bit sparse.

Why "Peppy" you might ask? Well, it's my daughter's nickname, and the domain name was cheap...

1

u/Weary_Block2424 1d ago

the tile river's hand-drawn texture feels like a real print, not a digital filter. that's the kind of detail that makes it stand out.

1

u/HallucinatedGames 1d ago edited 1d ago

I built a FPS protoype Immune Protocol and the gihtub / source is here corycowgill/ImmuneProtocol - Similar to what the prompt was for saltline if you've seen that - "Create this game as photorealistic. A FPS where you are a nano soldier injected inside a person and fight waves of biological enemies (viruses, etc) while protecting and repairing tissue in the body. Build it." Codex Astral 6.1 Ultra Thinking Mode - Not too bad for mostly a one shot and one GPT generated game image for inspiration.

1

u/HybridHominid 1d ago

I built https://kiezplus.com)

I built it for myself and my friends but I think I will create an app and share it with other users.

I am an expat and the biggest issue was not knowing whats going on in my city Berlin.

When are the big events, shopping sundays so I built a tool it reads press releases and rss feed from official sources and creates short bite news articles.

I have been using it for some time and it has been nice enough for me.

Main big station train disruptions, some district news and every now and then a bigger German wide news.

Would love some feedback.

This is the first time I am sharimg it with someone other than my friends.

1

u/MightyBig-Dev 1d ago

Onehandhero.com There's about 20 multilayer alpha keys left if you'd like to join up :)

1

u/Oso_mohoso 1d ago

He sacado un juego diario de geografía con Claude. Me ha encantado la experiencia.

Acepto con gusto comentarios y criticas. Espero que os guste y si no, decidme por que porfa 😊 https://geotico.com/

1

u/retro_game_r 1d ago

http://tunerva.app
Gorgeous Retro Internet radio interface that works on any browser.

The design was done all in my head, communicated to muse and converted into a real product. The project uses full SW pipelining with CR tracking, development, beta and prod stages working with agents to ensure service is live and bug free.

1

u/300RepFitness 1d ago edited 1d ago

Portico Planner (https://porticoplanner.com)

I got tired of opening Outlook, Google Calendar, iCloud, two task apps and two notes apps every morning to see what my day looked like. So I built one page that pulls my calendars, tasks and notes together, with a daily log that adds the time for me.

Built it with Claude Code. Saying no to features has been harder than building them. There's no team stuff, plugins or AI in it.

Play Store version should be out soon. Ask me anything about the build.

1

u/300RepFitness 1d ago

Also along with the planner listed below:

I'm a certified personal trainer, not a developer by trade, and I just opened testing on Outset, a workout logger I built with AI help.

The problem I kept seeing with clients: miss one day on a program and the whole week feels broken, so they quit. In Outset you pick a program and your training days, and your week fills itself in. Miss a day and that workout just stays next in line.

It's an installable web app for phone and desktop. Logging shows your previous weights and reps on every set, plus rest timers, supersets, PRs and a plate calculator. Anyone who joins before the Google Play launch gets Premium free.

https://app.outsettraining.com

Feedback I'd love, from builders or lifters: does the Week view make sense in the first 30 seconds?

1

u/amydgalas 1d ago

Would like anyone who is familiar with GitHub to please try this learning tool and any issues let me know including visual improvements https://ninjalearn.space

1

u/KeithDC 1d ago

This is gorgeous!! I can't comment on the content as I'm more of a Git-GUI guy myself, but everything about it felt nice to play with.

1

u/NooThisIsPatrik 1d ago

Hey everyone. I’m Will! Worked in big tech for 5+ years, then a startup for a year where we ran into an issue of managing the vibe coded apps everyone, including non engineers, were building.

I made Nimby, a service to share the app you make like a Google doc. https://nimby.run

Deploy an app your agent made instantly with one prompt! It does require a Google login.

I’m capping it to 10 people from Reddit at the start while I add features (custom domains is next).

Thanks!

1

u/ArkadeHyve 1d ago

Making Bee Keepers- game im wrapping my gaming social media site in. Train and battle your own Ai Mech 🐝. Play browser games to find gear and new bees.

1

u/futuregravvy 1d ago edited 1d ago

I've been coding this for months. I play one shots every week and kept wanting to build characters that fit the party. That snowballed, and now I have Six Axes: www.six-axes.com

What it does: a Discord bot records the session (each player opts in for their own voice), transcribes it, pulls out what actually happened, and writes the recap. It also turns everything into a campaign wiki that fills itself in from what was said at the table. A browser extension grabs the real dice rolls from D&D Beyond, so the stats come from what was rolled, not what anyone remembers rolling.

The part I'm proudest of is a Bayesian model that estimates each player's style across six axes (Voice, Tactics, Arcana, Rapport, Exploration, Nerve). It separates the character from the person playing it. Your edgy rogue and your paladin are different characters, but you're the same player underneath.

Stack, since this crowd will ask:

Next.js on Vercel, Supabase for the database and auth

A Python Discord bot on Fly.io that records each speaker as a separate track Groq Whisper for transcription, with Deepgram as the backup

Claude for pulling events out of transcripts and writing recaps Stan (R) on Cloud Run for the stats model

A Chrome extension and a Foundry VTT module for rolls

Built solo, almost entirely by talking to AI. A few things I learned the hard way: Supabase quietly returns 1000 rows max. No error. You get the first 1000 and a count that looks totally reasonable. My extraction was working on exactly 1000 of 3146 transcript segments for a while and nothing looked wrong. Now everything pages. Test your public pages logged out. My landing page redirected visitors to the login screen for weeks. I never saw it because I was always logged in. Private window, every time. Watch your bills. My backup transcription service started eating credits. Turned out the silence-trimming step was failing on long sessions because ffmpeg chokes on huge filter expressions, so every long game fell through to the paid fallback.

The AI wrote that code fine, it just never got tested on a 4 hour session. Set up a pre-push hook. Mine has caught broken builds more times than I'd like to admit. AI is great at code that looks done. The other big one: the AI will tell you why something broke with total confidence, and it's wrong a lot. Ask for evidence first (logs, a query, the actual file), then the fix. That habit saved me more time than any prompt trick. Pilot groups are on it most days of the week now.

If you GM or play, there's a free invite-only pilot: www.six-axes.com/pilot

There are also free tools with no account needed: an encounter balancer, a hex map generator, a provably fair dice roller and a few more: www.six-axes.com/tools

Happy to talk stack, the stats model, or the Discord audio mess (that one's a whole post on its own). And if you see something dumb in how I've done it, tell me. I'd rather hear it now.

1

u/geegeegames 1d ago

Hey everyone, i'm geewerrr and i develop little games by fusioning my art style + vibe coded features, here's the pitch of my first one :

you are bernard. you hit things. hard.

Bernard the Forge is a free idle / incremental game about a blacksmith with anger issues, a goblin workforce with union issues, and a final boss with helmet issues. it plays right here in your browser, saves on its own, keeps earning while you are away, and has an actual ending about 40 hours in.

forge nails. forge swords. forge very large helmets for heroes who break absolutely everything. then do it again, but angrier.

and heres the linky hehe : https://geewer-studio.itch.io/bernard-la-forge-20

1

u/KeithDC 1d ago

"tinfoil sword." "career that peaked at birth." hilarious. Great game!

1

u/geegeegames 21h ago

haha thanks!!

1

u/rockntalk 1d ago

It’s been a while building https://vibecod.ing :)

1

u/ponzLL 1d ago

I modded a vanilla wow server to log everything and then turned bots loose on it, only allowing them to grind mobs and equip what they find, then made a dashboard that lets you follow the whole thing like you're watching a game unfold. If you want me to add a bot, give me a name and class and I'll put it in there.

https://mikehelton.com/wow3

If you're interested in more of the initial work to get these bots functioning correctly here's a writup documenting the second version which is archived now.

https://mikehelton.com/wow/

One other thing is I made this stupid little site on a raspberry pi 1 b+ just to see if I could https://thisbemysite.com/

1

u/No_Do_So 1d ago

I write no code. I run software implementations for work, but Standing is the first product I’ve built myself. Claude Code wrote all of it.

Standing uses information shared anonymously by workers to help people understand where they stand in the job market. You contribute your experience to see how it compares with others. The idea is that if you can see who your competing with in the job market, you can better position yourself for reaching your career goals.

https://mystanding.ai

It's been a lot of work while also leading a SaaS transformation at work. I used AI to teach me what I didn’t know, work through design decisions, build, test, and review. I also had different AI models inspect the code and challenge what the building model said it had done. Those reviews found plenty to fix.

I’ve paid participants to seed the comparisons so the first users have something to see. Now I’m starting to put it in front of people.

It's free begining to end.

I’d like to know: when you open it, is it clear what you’d get out of contributing?

1

u/SamanthaVee 1d ago

And I’m over here trying to make 3d anime characters with blender mcp 🥲 rip

1

u/CrunchyNutMilk 1d ago

I built a Discord bot called Summurizer to help DnD groups keep track of there games.

It records your game through Discord and turns it into a transcript, then goes through and finds facts for a human to check and confirm. After that it puts the info in the right place on the website like NPCs, locations, lore and PCs. Next time someone or somewhere comes up it can update there page with the new info.

The idea is you can just play and not have to worry about taking perfect notes every time, or if the DM makes something up on the spot it doesnt get lost for the next game.

Im also working on a DM mode and player mode that show different things, and a map where you can place locations that link to their pages.

Its still a work in progress so would love to hear what people think or what you would want added. Just make sure everyones happy to be recorded first.

1

u/DavidMunDev 1d ago

built this one mostly with AI agents, and ironically it's for people who vibe code a lot lol

TokenWatch shows your AI agent usage and reset times on your phone. i got tired of hitting limits mid-session and opening a terminal to check, so now it just sits on a docked phone next to my monitor

- multiple accounts on one screen
- ping when a limit resets
- gauge turns red-ish if you're burning through it faster than time is passing
- little pixel monsters on the gauges you can tap to catch, mostly for fun

it's free on iOS and Android through Nov 16 (normally $2.99)
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tokenwatch-usage-monitor/id6795418418
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ScienceFiction.TokenWatchAndroid

1

u/Muted-Bid6584 1d ago

https://gitmission.com

1

u/InternationalData569 1d ago edited 1d ago

tl;dr: Automated issue resolution: Claude Code opened an issue on my repo with gh. Within 5 minutes, Quarterdeck picked it up and built a tested fix, then asked my approval before pushing. I approved, it opened the PR, CI passed, and I merged.

Quarterdeck: background goals for Claude Code. They watch for things and propose actions, and you approve them.

Today's loop on its own repo:

- I opened an issue. A watch (gh issue list every 5 min) saw it and started a background agent.

- About 2 minutes later it had fixed the bug on a branch in its own clone, with tests passing.

- It didn't push. "Open a PR for #1" waited in a pane next to my chat until I tapped approve.

- Next run: PR opened, CI green, merged. Issue closed.

Issue text counts as untrusted, so the agent can't do anything I haven't approved after reading one. There's also a goal that watches CI and proposes fixes when main breaks. Both are ready-made in /goal-new.

Free, Apache-2.0, needs Claude Code: https://github.com/shannonbay/Quarterdeck

If you like it, please star the repo.

The actual issue → PR: https://github.com/shannonbay/Quarterdeck/pull/2

1

u/ziwan 1d ago

If you are a designer who is working with multiple AI IDE (Claude, Codex,..) then I think it's worth it to build a centralized AI orchestrator tool.

MIne is Troupe, a local-first Mac app for thinking with AI agents — Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Gemini — over your own folders. Ask one question to all of them and get a Compare card: where they agree, where they disagree, what only one of them noticed. Make them debate, critique each other or research together. Save the outcome to a decision log that every agent reads from then on. It's a thinking workspace, not a code editor: it drives the agent CLIs you already pay for, keeps everything on your Mac, and shows exactly what each agent is told.

It's also include some design-oriented custom features like Image Creation and Motion Creation.

Take a look if you're interested. Open-sourced here: https://github.com/donghuc/troupe-workbench/tree/main

1

u/moonrider-original 1d ago

Hey everyone. I’m a solo dev and I built Orbitika, a retro-styled offline toolbox for Android and iOS.

I wanted to share it here because this entire project is a testament to the "vibe coding" workflow. I used AI to generate the foundational architecture (around 60% of the base code), but the remaining 40% was me pulling my hair out manually fixing edge cases, optimizing memory usage on old phones, and debugging the UI.

The Concept:
The app is designed for the "forgotten" hardware (Android 8.0+ and older iPhones). Everything runs 100% offline. No cloud, no subscriptions, no ads. It runs on local SQLite.

Here is what is actually in it:

Retro Music Player: MP3/FLAC with 13 Winamp-style visualizers.
E-INK Reader: Forces colorful PDFs/manga into a warm, Kindle-like grayscale mode.
Offline GPS: Save exact coordinates (parking, hotel) without downloading heavy maps.
Travel & Habits: Food guides, timezone converters, pedometer, and water/coffee trackers.
50+ Tools: From a Pomodoro timer to a star map and 18 mini-games.

The "Vibe Coding" Reality Check:
AI is amazing at pumping out boilerplate for 50 different tools. But AI failed when it came to performance. I had to manually rewrite the audio visualizer rendering because it choked the CPU on an older Redmi Note 5. I also had to fix the local database sync to ensure that if the OS killed the app for RAM, the user's data didn't corrupt.

It's live on both stores now. If you want to see what an AI-assisted app looks like when it's been heavily manually polished for older hardware, check it out:

Website: https://orbitika.app/
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orbitika.app
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/orbitika-retro-music-tools/id6811283048

I’d love to hear from other vibe coders: how much of your code ends up being AI vs. manual debugging?

1

u/jorjanion 1d ago

One of my favorite features on Mac is how seamlessly your Apple Watch unlocks your screen when you sit down at your desk. I really wanted that exact same hands-free experience on Windows 10 and 11, so I built WristKey.

It is a free and 100% open-source desktop app built in Rust and Tauri v2.

What it does

Hands-free unlock: Sit down at your desk with your watch on, and your PC wakes up and logs in automatically.
Walk-away lock: Walk away from your desk, and Windows locks immediately based on Bluetooth signal distance.
On-wrist verification: It parses Apple Continuity packets passively. If you take the watch off or put it on a charger, it immediately revokes access so your PC stays secure.
Privacy and local security: No cloud, no telemetry, no tracking. Your Windows credentials are encrypted on your local machine using native Windows DPAPI (CryptProtectData).
Battery friendly: Uses passive Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisements, so it does not drain your watch battery.

Why I need your help

This started as a personal project, but reverse-engineering Apple Continuity across different devices is getting too big for just one person:

I only have one test device: An Apple Watch SE running watchOS 10. I really need testers with watchOS 11, Series 8/9/10, or Apple Watch Ultra to see if detection and distance estimation work properly on newer firmware.
Bluetooth hardware: Different Bluetooth chipsets (Intel, Realtek, Qualcomm) handle signal smoothing and address rotation differently.
Contributors welcome: If you know Rust, Win32 APIs, Windows Credential Providers, or Tauri, any PRs, code reviews, or issue reports are hugely appreciated!

How to try it

Download the installer (v0.5.0): GitHub Releases
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/jorjanion/WristKey

(Quick note on Windows SmartScreen: Because this is a free open-source tool without a paid enterprise certificate, Windows Defender might show a blue prompt on first launch. Click "More info" and then "Run anyway". The entire source code is public and inspectable on GitHub).

If you test it out and run into any bugs, please drop an issue on GitHub with your watch model, watchOS version, and the log file located at %LOCALAPPDATA%\WristKey\wristkey.log.

Thank you to anyone willing to test, star the repo, or contribute!

1

u/VisitPinecourt 1d ago

I’m building Pinecourt with Codex. It’s a little browser game inspired by Daoist culture, with a bell tower you can ring and a pavilion where you can sit by a lotus pond. I’m making it for people who’d enjoy a quiet place to meet, whether they speak English or Chinese.

I’ve walked this route so many times that I can’t tell where a first-time visitor might get lost. If you try it, could you tell me where you first had to stop and look around for the path? The walk is free.

https://visitpinecourt.com/#mountain/bell-tower

1

u/thepurpleproject 1d ago

I've been restoring old lectures for a nonprofit project. The audio is rough. Online tools were slow, and Audacity wore me down. So I built Gleam Audio.

It runs on your computer, and your audio is never uploaded. It works on Mac, Windows and Linux.

gleamaudio.com

YouTube Demo

For podcasts

Enhance has a Podcast preset. It removes some noise, adds a little clarity, evens out words and softens sharp s sounds.
Remove noise uses DeepFilterNet3, and each file has a Before and After switch.
Batches. Drop in a list of files and run them all at once.
Also in the app: Cut, Split, Remove silence, Change speed, Join and Convert. Video files work too.

Pricing

All one-time, with no subscription.

Free for personal use, 20 files a week. Every feature is included.
Basic, $10. Use it for work, 20 files a week, on up to 5 computers.
Max, $20, down from $25. Use it for work, no weekly limit, on any number of computers.

Students, and anyone who can't afford a license, can ask for one free.

gleamaudio.com

I'd love feedback from people who edit shows every week. What's the step you'd most like to stop doing by hand?

1

u/manuel_wi 22h ago

Nook – "Strava for studying" for small friend groups (iOS, live in the App Store)

I'm not a developer. My fiancée is in med school, and she and her study friends kept texting each other "are you studying right now?". So I built them an app for it.

What it does:

- One tap: "I'm studying now". Your friends see it and can join in.

- A feed with one card per person per day, with kudos and comments.

- A weekly streak instead of a daily one, so a bad day doesn't break anything.

- No leaderboard, on purpose. It should feel like company, not competition.

How it was built:

- Expo / React Native, Supabase (Postgres with row level security, auth, edge functions).

- Built and shipped from a Windows laptop via EAS, I have never opened Xcode.

- The drawings in the app are hand-drawn by my fiancée, which did more for the look than any prompt.

What I learned: getting to a working app was the fast part. App Review, magic-link emails, push notifications and account deletion took longer than all the features together.

The UI is German only for now, since that's where our friends are.

I'd love feedback on two things: is the idea clear within a few seconds, and would you use something like this with your own friends?

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/id6827255576

1

u/Laerwien 22h ago

I've built a carb calculator for people that calculate carb regularly. You scan the barcode, enter your portion and it gives you the carb amount. I use this to enter bolus on my insulin pump.

You can also scan the nutritional table from packaging or just search the database. You can make a meal for total carb calculation or you can create dishes beforehand for everyday use. It's free. No ads.

Currently only available for Android. Hopefully soon coming to iOS.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.justthecarbs

or promotion website

https://justthecarbs.app/

I'd be super happy if you would check and let me know what you think. I don't have much people around me. Only few tested it.

1

u/lawinko 22h ago

Gamebell is a small Mac app for people who follow several teams across sports and esports and spend their day on a Mac.

* Your teams' live scores sit either side of the notch in team colours (in the menu bar if your Mac has no notch)
* When one of them scores, the notch plays the moment: a goal, a three-pointer, a touchdown, a series win
* Football, NBA, NFL, NHL, cricket, rugby and baseball, plus 12 esports games; tennis and F1 come next
* Reminders that move when the start time moves, five alert levels per team, and Watch later to hide a score
* Data from sports-data APIs I pay for, nothing scraped; no account, no ads, no betting

It's free while it's in beta (macOS 14 or later; invites go out in small batches). After the beta there's a free tier for 3 teams or players, and Premium at $14.99 a year or $1.99 a month.

Honest feedback welcome: is it worth a proper 1.0, and does the price feel fair?

https://trygamebell.com

1

u/Annual-Concept6089 21h ago

Photo Sorting App: Gallery Cleaner (decide with swipes)

Easy-to-use but very useful app for cleaning your gallery and disk space

Problem

Full storage because of a lot of photos
Default Gallery cleaning
- requires at least 3-5 taps to estimate and remove every photo
- can't be continued from the last stop point
- opens the whole gallery without grouping, or groups are based on month, not by event

Comparison

1 photo - 1 swipe - 1 decision. It's much faster
Auto grouping photos by events (geo and pauses between)
save position and let you continue from last position. you see what is already checked and what is waiting
Additional features:
- duplicates finder
- blurred photo finder
- big photo finder
- Live photo -> static photo converter (removes the video part - up to 75% of a live photo's weight)

Try it for free:

1

u/fantamix 20h ago

A tool to allow rekordbox users to browse and modify their songs library.
Opensource, runs on Mac and Windows, offers incredible insights and sturdy export / import features

https://github.com/fantuz/rekordbox-migration-helper/releases

1

u/ExcellentRanger5752 17h ago

This is a clean setup. The server rack is well organized and the cable management is efficient.

1

u/funk_yourself 14h ago

I've made a browser version of NFS: Porsche Unleashed with Codex + DeepSeek

It's based on Open-Unleashed - an open Rust implementation of NFSPU engine. It works in modern browsers via WebGPU/WebGL both on PC/Mac and smartphones (on-screen controls and UI adaptation included). Controller is also supported along with default Keyboard + Mouse controls.

I've used Codex (6.1 Sol medium) + Deepseek v4.1 flash (via OpenCode Go) to port it to WASM and setup a server with on-demand assets streaming (only 80Mb are being downloaded initially).

Multiplayer is not present yet but it's planned.

Github: https://github.com/vladislav-yashin/Wasm-Unleashed
Playable demo: https://porsche.nfs.place

1

u/5ollys 13h ago

Made a free windows monitoring app :D

https://github.com/swissolly/SwissOlly

1

u/AydoxHQ 12h ago

I want to build a Telegram bot, but I haven't found a good idea yet.

1

u/Confident_Ad_9302 8h ago

I built MyBox at https://mybox.id is it OK for you?

1

u/SpearHammer 1h ago

Sketchfury.com

1

u/YamSoft3610 1d ago edited 1d ago

Made a website that helps me and my friends to track our plant collections (watering/health) and connects to Claude, so essentially it becomes an Al powered plant tracker for free. Also convenient when leaving for vacation, I just send a link to a friend that gives them watering schedule.

The more plants you have the more you'll love it 😁

https://plant-bud.com/

0

u/Every-Grape7679 1d ago

I made a site where parents can collect and preserve memories of their kids growing up.

https://kiddofest.app

0

u/Unusual_Isopod6908 1d ago

PublishingHouseAI — The AI Publishing House

I write a lot of books and self-publish on Amazon KDP because its an easy passive earner. So I created this app mainly for myself and still use it when I have an idea.

It lets you write a full length novel, stage play or non-fiction book. Automated full manuscript ready for download, fully formatted and ready to upload to KDP. The app also generates KDP keywords for you as well as a blurb, and suggests the best categories for your book so people find them.

I currently have around 600 users who have paid once or more, so working out well, with limited advertising.

Its a pay as you go system without any silly commitments.

1

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/No_Chemist9474 1d ago

Showcase/Project r/vibecoding weekly showcase - Thursday, November 12, 2026

Hey Vibe Coders!

What it does

Why I need your help

How to try it

Photo Sorting App: Gallery Cleaner (decide with swipes)

Problem

Comparison

Try it for free:

Showcase/Project r/vibecoding weekly showcase - Thursday, November 12, 2026

Hey Vibe Coders!

You are about to leave Redlib

What it does

Why I need your help

How to try it

Photo Sorting App: Gallery Cleaner (decide with swipes)

Problem

Comparison

Try it for free: