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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

#511
I've been working on an OBDII scanner application for my port of Tock to the Microchip SAMV71. The idea is that it will help prove out the CAN peripheral in a real world environment before I start layering other things like UDS on top of it.

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

#512
https://withrobin.dev

I've been automating many chores that i find myself usually doing with email: managing calendar invites, publishing and sharing calendars, but also want it to act like a proxy to avoid giving away my actual email in different services. It's a work in progress but I love cloudflare ai gateway, been using it to bring some ai into the functionalities. Future things: handling newsletters, more ai free use (?)

If you wanna test it, please ping me so I add your email to allowlist!

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

#513
https://trackdayz.io - motorbike track day calendar and social hub

Currently in the early access and bootstrapping phase, the system is meant to help you find which event you can go next and also plan your whole season, organize your calendar, link up with your friends, track your progress as a rider, and see where you stand on the global rankings and between your buddies.

There are more ideas than time to implement them as this is purely a hobby project, but doing my best as I go along. Planning to start advertising it a little bit in relevant groups in the coming weeks.

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

#516
Just published the first version of cardspark_ui [1], a library of polished, themable UI components for TCG apps. Kind of like shadcn for pokémon cards

I worked at a startup [2] building in the space for a few years and it reignited my childhood love for collecting and trading, and turned me on to the software side of the industry.

We're in a little golden age of DIY collecting tools now, but most hobbyists and sellers don't have a design background and get stuck recreating the same primitives (badly).

I spent a lot of time thinking about them, so I'm packaging them up and offering them for free. This first release has the basics (cards, grids, stacks, filters, value charts, detail pages), with more coming soon.

[1]: https://cardspark.dev

[2]: https://rarecandy.com

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)

#519
https://dozenal.game

A daily puzzle game called Dozenal that I've been making with a friend. We've been increasing our user base over the past couple of months and are still trying to refine the learning curve.

If you like number puzzle games, I would be very keen for you to give it a go and to hear your feedback on it!

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