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Many alternatives (like Doodle) are full of ads, which makes their products unusable. My goal is to try and make the internet a little better place by offering a free version without ads.
Currently rethinking what a scheduling platform should look like in 2025, perhaps with AI integration to ease the planning process.
Going from Manifest to OCI is a bit tricky and performance for calculating total storage based on metadata is hard to get right. But the result is that we own our full registry implementation and can take it any direction we want. Quite happy with that!
Appio lets you add mobile widgets and native push notifications to your web app within minutes—without building or maintaining mobile apps, hiring developers, or dealing with app stores. You can try it at: https://demo.appio.so/
If you’re building a web-based product without a mobile app, or just want to try Appio, I’d love to chat! You can reach me directly via https://my.appio.so/ or drop a comment here.
First we built it as a tool to fix any bug. After talking to a few folks, we realized that it is too broad. From my own personal experience, we realized how messy it is within organizations to address accessibility issues. Everybody scrambles around last minute. No body loves the work - developers, PMs, TPMs etc. And often external contractors or auditors are involved.
Now with Workback, we are hoping to solve the issues using the agentic loop.
If you personally experienced this problem, would love to chat and learn from your experience.
The standard fiscal POS app was adapted to support a sort of low-trust swarm of waiters who used the app to collect orders. These orders were then transferred to a few high-trust cashiers by scanning QR codes generated on the waiters' apps.
After receiving payments, the cashiers' apps printed invoices and multiple "order tickets" categorized by "food," "drinks", "sweets"... This allowed waiters to retrieve items and deliver them to customers.
The system was used by around 40 users, with new waiters joining or leaving throughout the event. They used their own phones, and the app functioned without internet or Wi-Fi, gracefully downgraded (If a waiter didn't use the app due by choice or due to technical problems, they could manually relay orders to cashiers), Customers also had the option to approach cashiers directly, receive their order tickets, and pick up items themselves.
This is not that technically interesting, but I liked how the old manual system, the 70+ year village firefighting org. main cashier had, got digitalized in non-centralized way. (and I took this chance in trying to explain it, as I will have to, to maybe find more users for it)
After 10 years in defense tech, watching missile attacks in Ukraine and the Middle East made it clear how little most people really get about air defense. So I'm builiding this simulator which drops you into the operator’s seat. You can test out different scenarios and build an air defense network against various types of threats (stats from real world). Also have Ukraine, Israel-Iran scenarios. https://airdefense.de…