Online at https://superaffective.ai
Open source code on GitHub at https://github.com/joshagilend
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Online at https://superaffective.ai
Open source code on GitHub at https://github.com/joshagilend
I'm working on an MVP for a tool for creating WCAG accessible color palettes as well:
It's a code review application that helps you understand/review/discuss GitHub pull requests (or GitLab merge requests).
It's not a simple AI wrapper, but focuses on the humans in the process ;)
- a personal ad blocker
- an LLM UI design copilot
- a salary transparency tool
Next one isn’t a SaaS, but working on a single player web game
The first is CodeApprove (https://codeapprove.com) which is my attempt to bring the best code review experience to teams on GitHub. It’s heavily inspired by the excellent tooling I saw within Google (Critique, for Googlers out there). Been running this solo for 4+ years and I have a very modest base of paying customers.
The second is GitGuard (https://gitguard.dev) which is a flexible rules engine for GitHub PRs. Basically a supercharged version of GitHub’s branch protections and code owners tools that uses a super simple “language” (basically a Boolean logic builder) to let you define your team’s approval policies in a very flexible way. Ex: “if the PR contains over 10 files or 200 lines and doesn’t contain any test files, require approval from someone in the tech-lead group”
I’m building Streamrun, a platform for live streamers to do things that are not possible directly on their devices, like switching RTMP input mid-stream, adding HTML overlays to GoPro streams, or ensuring uninterrupted stream out in poor network conditions. https://streamrun.com