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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#872AnomalyArmor (http://anomalyarmor.ai) is a data observability platform. I got tired of being priced out of existing tools and hand-configuring per-table thresholds for every new dashboard. An AI agent sets up schema-drift, freshness, and row-count monitoring on Snowflake/Databricks in minutes, and you can ask natural-language questions when something breaks.
$5/table, about half what incumbents charge. Happy to trade a 30-day Professional trial code for honest feedback. Reply here or blaine@anomalyarmor.ai.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#873I'm building a gamified macro tracking app called https://macros.gg, that's targeted at gamers who want to eat healthier, but don't connect with traditional fitness culture.
Macros.gg applies game mechanics to good nutrition to encourage consistency and progression -- including XP, levels, daily quests, streaks, achievements, leaderboards, and a discord community.
It has an AI logger that allows you to describe what you ate and it'll estimate the macros for you, and after inputting over 10,000 foods, I've found it to be very accurate (and much easier than manual logging).
Other popular tracking apps I tried had major problems: - Most are heavily ad-supported or have no free tier for macro tracking - Most hide insights and AI tools behind a paid subscription - I lost interest within 2 weeks because none of them were engaging
Macros.gg is ad-free, privacy-focused, and gamer-centric. All of its features are free to use, including AI logging and advanced insights, so gamers can improve their health with a system that makes sense to them.
I'm looking for feedback, so if you decide to try it out, lmk and I'll hook you up with a Pro subscription.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#874Johnny Doyle and I are building https://syncra.ie to help companies right-size their property portfolios
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#875I'm building a financial censorship monitor at https://nofunds.org/ , that tells a story of how money has been turned into a political weapon to silence journalists, activists, and civil society by freezing assets, blocking accounts, sanctioning, and banning payments. It's part of my master's thesis https://www.doria.fi/handle/10024/187407 and also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36430596 , but now I wanted to m…
Don't they sneeze peoples' Bitcoin just the same?
With Feds showing up with your door with guns and handcuffs, you'll have to hand over your private keys, and that's how they freeze BTC accounts. It's not particularly immune to the same threats.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#876I am building AdamEyes a horizontal infrastructure to mimic human like vision, over which any robotics or computer vision applications can be build. I believe that natural navigation and sense of enviornment comes from vision, so why expensive system is required in robotics and machine perception, for basic applications like Robotics Navigation, drone surveillance, elderly care CCTV camera, Intelligent CCTV camera. AdamEyes enable any camera to have intelligence and behave like true human vision system. Please join us on LinkedIn on "The AdamEyes Project". Visit Our LinkedIn page: https://shorturl.at/Tt2E4
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#877We were building voice agents across multiple platforms and had no way to regression test them. Prompt tweak on one node would silently break three other conversation paths. So we built voicetest.
It imports your agent config from any supported platform into a universal IR (AgentGraph), then runs autonomous multi-turn conversation simulations against it. A simulator LLM plays the caller, your agent graph handles the routing, and an LLM judge scores transcripts against success criteria. Also supports deterministic rule tests for compliance stuff, PII leakage, required disclosures, forbidden phrases.
Write tests once and they work across platforms. Import from Retell, export to VAPI, run the same test suite. Also does format conversion between platforms if you're migrating.
Has interfaces for CLI (CI/CD), web UI, REST API, and a TUI. Results go into DuckDB so you can query them. Uses LiteLLM via DSPy so it works w/whatever provider you want
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#878I am working on a curated Christian church directory/portal that will help individuals find their church home, as well as offer a platform for churches to effectively have a web presence at a free entry price.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (April 2026)
#880Working on a UI test automation tool that leverages vision-based UI-perception and semantics, runs purely locally on CPU. It's called VizQA: https://github.com/TinyReasonLabs/vizQA
This solves both the laziness of creating UI test automation setups, without it breaking everytime a slight change is made. with VizQA, the test is just a yaml file describing sequences of simple steps, to navigate, interact, and make assertions.
I just made an initial release, looking for feedback and opinions for such a powerful tool, also open for contribution!