Still a small plattform for groups of gamers to share their library with each other and suggest and vote on games for a game night.
I'm planning on a group finder feature where you can publicly search for others to play with you, currently it's more angled at existing groups.
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#283Many things:
- BrowserBox just landed WebAuthn (passkeys) - for now just macOS clients: https://github.com/BrowserBox/BrowserBox
- This website is served entirely from a 200Kb binary: https://200kb.freelang.dev
- An open SSH server with a TUI web browser: ssh krnl.duetbrowser.com
- All the government's 300K+ pages of UFO files released so far: https://hypergrid.systems/war.gov-ufo-viewer/microfilm5?fram...
And more
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#284Just finished working on a new version of customizable Clarity Linux (GTK+) icons.
Created a new website and new icon manager: https://clarity.pl.eu.org
Complite - Elventy template/starter
And a Polish WikiZEIT project:
And ALT - LanguageTool for Emacs
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#285I'm working on https://topicle.com/ An alternative to Reddit that more aggressively polices bots, spam and astroturfing and has strong guardrails in place against bad moderation. No private profiles that bots use to hide, every mod action can be appealed, mod logs are public, LLM posts are blocked. There's so much obviously inauthentic activity and questionable moderation on Reddit, I decided to try addressing it.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#286I’ve been continuing work on https://mybulkcards.com, a phone app and website for scanning, organizing, and searching Pokémon card collections, especially the thousands of bulk cards that my daughter and I have in our closet from playing.
The goal hasn't changed too much, make building decks easier by knowing exactly what you own and where it’s stored. You organize cards into boxes, search your inventory, search friends’ collections, and keep track of trades instead of digging through a similar closet of cards that my daughter and I search for.
The fun part has been the AI. I trained computer vision models that run entirely on the phone to detect and identify Pokémon cards. Training has become the slowest part. For the model that needs to be retrained every new release, I’m up to about 5 hours per epoch on my M4 Mac with 16 GB of RAM.
The Android app is currently in public testing with people from my local Pokémon league. It’s built with React Native, and I’m working on the iPhone version next.
Still lots to build, mostly around product and ux, and because a recent stupid mistake on my part, backups and deployment safeguards.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#287I am building https://nexaflow.com - a customer support AI agent with built-in modules so small businesses need not buy 4-5 services to run a business. We ship with CRM, Ticketing, Appointment/Scheduler, Booking management system (for Small clinics, etc). Nexaflow agents can answer (and take action on) customer queries coming from Whatsapp, Email, Web (widget) and more.
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#289https://cheapcloudstorage.eu - SSH-based cloud storage for long-term off-site backups.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#290I'm working on: https://pasal.id/ - A machine-readable database of Indonesian laws and regulations. https://laws.sg/ - Singaporean statutes structured specifically for AI agents. https://mylaw.my/ - Malaysian federal acts formatted for easy agent parsing. I'm on a mission to make all Southeast Asian laws easily accessible by AI agents!
What does machine readable mean? And what does easily accessible by AI agents mean? Can agents read regular web pages? As in, what is the difference between this and regular web pages?