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Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#501

I'm building https://signwith.co/ - a pay per doc alternative to DocuSign We used to run a content and product studio, and every time we had to get NDAs or service agreements signed, it felt ridiculous to pay $30/month for 2-3 documents. So we built SignWith — no subscriptions, just simple pay-per-document pricing. ESIGN act and UETA Complaint. Every month you get 3 free signatures - and then you can pay per document…

Looks useful. Add a developer tier and an npm module for user to embed in their apps.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#503
AI SEO/GEO (or whatever it will be called eventually) monitoring for companies.

We monitor how companies/brands rank in LLMs/AI Search, we don't use the API but the user interfaces (since these are totally different). We run thousands of prompts to analyse responses and combine that with website traffic to get an understanding of what is being said and how well you rank.

I didn't anticipate Google moving to AI mode so fast, to be totally honest, which makes it really interesting because we likely see rank tracking and keyword tracking disappear in the near future.

website: https://promptwatch.com

As a fun side project, I run https://homestra.com a kind of Zillow for Europe but for second/vacation homes

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#504

Art project. Counter Productive A random button in a park with a countdown timer. Instructions: - Press the button to reset the 24-hour countdown timer. - If the timer ever reaches zero, the project ends and the project will be removed. - To keep the project alive — press the button Its been running for 56 days with 820 button presses. Write up: https://blog.abluestar.com/projects/2025-counterproductive/ Stats page h…

This is cool!

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

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A new YouTube app/player, for my kids. It allows us to control the algorithm. It’s all LLM translating to YouTube search queries under the hood. Visually it looks the same. The suggested videos come from predefined buckets on topics they love. E.g. 33% fun math, 33% DIY engineering, 33% creative activities. Video recommendations that have a banned word in the title/desc don't get displayed e.g. MrBeast, anything with…

This is awesome. having control over your feed makes all the difference. Never considered LLM for this. Makes sense. Would like to demusk my feed a little.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#507
I work a project that let doctors and laboratory send notifications reports in FHIR format to the Health Offices located across Germany, based on their address.

Recently we have released everything as open source, even the code for setting a local development Kubernetes cluster using OpenTofu

https://github.com/gematik/DEMIS-Development-Cluster

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#509
After installing access points we were looking for a quick and simple way in a standard (mobile) browser to continuously check connectivity.

https://latencychecker.com does just that, because opening a ping prompt on a mobile device isn’t a thing without installing apps.

And it gave us a good excuse to stretch the legs and dabble in a little frontend development.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)

#510
I'm just finishing up a book called Rebooting a Nation on how the country of Estonia modernized so quickly after independence from the Soviet Union and became a leader in tech and e-government. It should start shipping on Amazon in the U.S. later this week! Happy to chat with folks who have questions about the publishing industry from an authors perspective (I ended up signing with Hurst in the UK which distributes through Oxford University Press).

https://shorturl.at/LKMxS (Amazon link)

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