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

#926
Since I use multiple browsers and devices, I've been struggling with keeping up the articles I want to read. I have them scattered all around and usually forget which ones I've read, entirely or partially.

For the last couple of weeks, I've been building readmepls (https://readmepls.com) to organize my library, and on top I've been trying to build a good reading experience.

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

#927
I built a web tool that visualizes the distribution of any GitHub user's followers, following, and ghosts (those who don't follow back) on a world map.

It's an open-source project, as I really love building in public (this gets me more feedback and positive criticism on my errors so I can improve). It is still under development and the responsiveness needs some work, but you can check it here: - source code : https://github.com/ThierryRakotomanana/Github-Audience-Atlas... - live demos : https://github-audience-atlas.vercel.app/

I already try to post it as "Show HN" but unfortunately I always got "..Please slow down" message, I don't know why..

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

#928
WHILM (https://whilm.com/en/) — a movie picker that asks "How was your day?" instead of what you like.

I watch movies almost every day, and choosing one had become the worst part of it: scroll forever, or pick from what Netflix decided to show me and quit halfway because it didn't fit my mood. The viewing experiences I actually remember are the ones where the film happened to fit how I was feeling — so I built this. Three taps, free.

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

#930
Working on https://localhero.ai, automating i18n translations for product teams (runs as a GitHub Action, translates new strings on PRs matching your brand voice and glossary, skills for Claude etc). A few new paying customers this month. One is an app I've used myself for years to find hiking trails in Sweden, which was a fun email to get (Elixir/Phoenix with gettext/.po).

One feature I have been working on this month is "bring your own translations". Been talking with a few customers about how they work with Claude Code and similar and one wants Localhero for the process and the review/consistency layer on some of their languages, not the AI. So I've been building a better flow for mixing manual translations with AI generated ones, together with them.

On the side, https://infrabase.ai (AI infrastructure tools directory) had its best month again, up ~55% MoM unique visitors. Still chasing the GEO angle, visitors from ChatGPT/Perplexity/Gemini average 2-3 minutes on the site vs ~1 minute for direct traffic. People are starting to find it on their own too. Had quite a few ask to get their products listed and a couple of partnership conversations.

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