Local voice dictation and text editing for Mac. We'd tried most of the available options but wanted something that runs completely locally, is fast and has a good UX.
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#662A newspaper for kids - printed and delivered monthly. Full of puzzles, math, nature facts, science experiments, card games, outdoor scavenger hunts, etc... I wanted something for my kids to do for hours every month that is fun, education, and most importantly, screen free. I built a custom newspaper builder along with it to help me design it. I'm not a designer so tools like phoshop don't ocme easy. This allows me to…
A great idea!
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#664I recently started working on SnapSense, a macOS app that OCRs your screenshots and uses a local LLM to auto-rename them into something readable.
https://github.com/Enigma-52/SnapSense
This was solely built after opening the wrong 'Screenshot 2026-06-03 at 6.09.28 PM.png' for the 4th time :|
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#665I have been working on a AI native browser = WebMCP is first class and the in-app agent uses it to do tasks.. not the same as a slapped on chat sidebar. also MCP actions are lightning fast.. so i use it via my Hermes agent.
https://narada.koley.in https://gaurav.koley.in/2026/building-browser-for-agents
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#666Open source tools for controllable animation:
https://github.com/storytold/artcraft
$3M annualized run rate (looking for more Rust engineers to join me)
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#6671. Translating 1000s of NeoLatin, Chinese and Sanskrit books for the first time At the Embassy of the Free Mind in Amsterdam, we’ve created https://SourceLibrary.org , a collection of over 15,000 translations of Renaissance and premodern books in NeoLatin, Chinese, Sanskrit, etc. There are a lot of beautiful books to look at — and you can use it with Claude code. API keys available: https://SourceLibrary.org/develope…
this is incredibly cool
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#668https://peachjam.dev/
It's like lovable but much more affordable. Built on Cloudflare + Hetzner. Still in beta.
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#669I've spent the last 8 weeks or so building the spreadsheet tool I want to see in the world. CSVs as first-class citizens with the ergonomics and speed of my text editor. It's been a great opportunity to explore building GUIs in rust, and to really experiment with coding assistants. I'm looking for alpha/beta users https://cassava.dev/ .
Love the name
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#670https://gymify.it to seamlessly integrate exercise into daily life. Let me know if you have any feedback :)