I'm finishing a game I started writing before my first daughter was born. The in-laws have been beta testing and they like it so far!
Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#582https://PersonaStack.ai - A cloud for AI teams that self organize into any workflow.
One test stack on the platform been running entirely automated for months now to research, author, code, ship, and promote https//ainews.personastack.ai completely on its own. Many more things are possible like automatically identifying fixing, and shipping in response to 500 errors, personal assistants, or whatever you can come up with. I'm working on moving both my other open source projects over to be run by AI teams right now.
I plan to have a catalog of easy to deploy stack templates: https://personastack.ai/catalog/
Please register for an invite if you're interested!
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#583Nicobar (https://dabba.princesamuel.me/nicobar/) - an Indian adaptation of the boardgame Puerto Rico.
Drift (https://github.com/Scope-Creep-Labs/drift) - a prompt driven control plane for time-series systems and edge fleets.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#584I’m working on a web app called Pitch coach. It has vocal exercises and shows you in real time whether you are flat or sharp. Everything is saved in browser so there’s no account creation. Coolest part is that you can upload a song and it will split the vocals, recognize all the vocal pitches and then you can sing along. Crazy how much you can do in the browser these days! https://pitch-coach.pages.dev
I had a good laugh, I can't sing. Stuck on Get ready. Was there something that was supposed to happen after that?
Anyway, play/pause button is too high up, I was looking for it at the bottom of the screen. I like the UI.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#585I created a free golf app with advanced visualization none of the paid apps have.
New in the latest release: you can print your personalized Playbook at home (print, cut, fold, staple).
I've been playing on a national amateur golf tour for over ten years. Before each event, I'd spend hours on Google Earth — figuring out where to aim on every hole and which club to hit. It got very cumbersome very soon. I wanted a tool that did the spatial reasoning for me. Take my dispersion, the wind, the elevation, the hazards — and just show me the right line on a flyover. Visually, not in numbers.
So I built Golf Playbook (iOS).
Free, no subscription. Built our course data from OpenStreetMap instead of licensing an expensive commercial database. Different cost structure, different price.
Tech: SwiftUI, Apple Foundation Models, OpenStreetMap data. Many nights and weekends. Always looking for feedback.
App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/golf-playbook-strategy-gps/id1...
Website: https://playbook.golf
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#586Running our Web Dev and IT Consulting business with a focus on hand written, non-AI services. The point isnt to stick it to AI or because we hate LLM's, the point is to focus on efficiency, modularity, and make sure our clients projects are as efficent, speedy, well documented, and as de-bloated as possible. We run on our own local bare metal and try to tailor every aspect of what goes into hosting a site by focusing on speed and security as priority metrics above all else. https://opacitytech.com
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#587I'm working on https://plukio.com. A lightweight alternative to Etsy built in Elixir. I saw a lot of people on the Internet (and a couple of people in real life) complaining about how there really is no equivalent for "old Etsy" and how a lot of people who sell handmade pottery and jewelry have turned to custom websites and Instagram.
I have a mailing list for when I launch and some local makers in Portland are interested so I'm hopeful.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#588I built a news aggregator that pulls in hundreds of RSS feeds and uses multiple large language models to synthesize daily briefs. There's also Tech and Finance editions, plus local editions for some US locales. https://feedpunk.com
I'm also building a modern HTTPS-only transport utility called curb. It's an alternative to curl and wget. It's written in Go using only the standard library. curb can stream output or download files and picks the right behavior based on what the server returns and whether the output is going to a human or a pipe. It also has a '--vet' mode that runs the body through security sieves; this is meant to add some protection and friction for the 'curl | sh' use-case. https://gocurb.dev
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#589I’ve been building a Prolog and WASM based LLM/Agent framework [0] , where reusable skills and core harness functionality is encoded in a logic programming language. Recently added a small TUI with a Borland Turbo Vision style design. My goal is to build a completely hackable harness that works well with smaller models and to further promote the combination of logic programming and LLMs. [0] https://github.com/deepcl…
this looks awesome, great work!
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)
#590I'm working on deprecating JS and HTML... :)