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API fuzzer built, currently supporting generating data from jsonschema but now expanding into also fuzzing grpc apis based on protobuf files. It's fun and I don't think LLM with all the uncertainty would fit as well since you want to cover the whole input space. Hope to charge 99$ or something per year for it but I don't know if anyone would pay for it :)
My prototype lets me create project templates (that can contain other projects) and I can instantiate an arbitrary amount of them. Triggers can be a time ("every quarter") or some logical threshold (e.g. failing three workouts puts a "review fitness plan" action on my schedule).
It's my first real coding project and almost certainly too big, but it's been very fun to use so far and I already have ~50% of my ADHD social circle interested in the alpha.
Long-term (decades), no-subscription archival storage. Essentially, you buy a block of space, upload your data over time, and it gets distributed when you need it (if you lost a primary backup), or on your death (to friends and relatives, or whoever you choose), or on a specific future date. It's a mashup of a safety deposit box, time capsule, and deadman switch. It's not ready yet, but will be ready in a few weeks.…
API fuzzer built, currently supporting generating data from jsonschema but now expanding into also fuzzing grpc apis based on protobuf files. It's fun and I don't think LLM with all the uncertainty would fit as well since you want to cover the whole input space. Hope to charge 99$ or something per year for it but I don't know if anyone would pay for it :)
Pretty quick way to figure that out is to ask for it now, build the landing page.
I asked for some feedback from some strangers on discord and thought I'd try to improve accordingly before attempting something more public.
But so far it's mainly been "that's a neat idea" rather than "Oooh, I want that! I'd pay for that".
I don't have a link to share since it's still fairly early in development, but I'm making good progress!
A todo app for recurring personal projects. I found that breaking projects down into simple tasks really helps with my procrastination, but existing apps don't make that process too easy and quickly get cluttered. My prototype lets me create project templates (that can contain other projects) and I can instantiate an arbitrary amount of them. Triggers can be a time ("every quarter") or some logical threshold (e.g. fa…
Will you be releasing this for public consumption?
It appears on top of all your other applications to capture and channel your attention into the things you actually care about, before you get distracted.
In the morning, it helps you effectively plan your most important tasks and throughout the day it pulls your focus back to those tasks.
You can check it out here: https://dayglow.app