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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

#711
I’m working on Matricsy: a tool that helps teams turn unclear expectations into clear, actionable goals using skills and competency matrices. It gives managers and employees a shared understanding of what’s expected, how to grow, and how performance is measured.

If u are interested: https://matricsy.com :)

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

#714
We’re building the Browserbase for mobile - Android & iOS at agentic scale with no concurrency limits.

We run them on bare metal without VM brittleness, fully GPU-accelerated with WebRTC streaming using hardware encoder. As good as it gets and it’s amazed every single person who tried it.

Still behind waitlist, give me a heads up at hello@limrun.com to try it out.

https://lim.run

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

#715
I’m working on a community-driven website for finding local deals, especially happy hours, in Seattle, Washington: https://seattlebardeals.com/. I launched last week on Seattle Reddit and got a lot of positive response. The long-term goal would be to have something like this in every city, so when people are new or are just visiting they can find fun things to do on a budget

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

#716
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I'm working on https://techposts.eu - Hacker News for Europe. Focused on all the interesting and exciting happenings in tech here, from AI to defence to deeptech, and posting the most interesting job openings too. Did you know Europe had two space launch startups? I didn't until I started this project! Feedback very welcome :)

How do you get users to your site? I always felt these products are the hardest to build, but probably the most rewarding ones.

Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)

#719
I'm finally wrapping up a little webdav tool that's been on my todo list for years. It's just a simple tool to copy directories over webdav. I tried using Cadaver but I kept running into strange errors with it. And this one ties in with an unusual authentication setup. Might open source it, haven't decided yet.

Also dicking around with DMARC tools. Was unhappy with all the existing tools, want something simple I can run semi-locally for a bunch of low volume email domains. Haven't decided yet how that will turn out, still in the reading specs & tinkering stage.

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