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TestFlight drops this week. https://gettaptap.ai
Curious if others have this same "my AI is desk-bound" frustration.
I’m experimenting with a deliberately constraint-driven system. Instead of optimizing for growth or speed, it’s designed to be hard to finish and capped at a small number of participants. Mostly curious what that reveals about long-term commitment.
- Building a Retool/Looker alternative for internal tools so non-technical teams can build their own without creating busywork for engineers. - Works like Lovable/Replit with two differences: Got 3,000 integrations out of the box through Pipedream SDK and got access controls in place with embedded auth, backend (django) and database
Working on Memory Store: persistent, shared memory for all your AI agents. https://memory.store The problem: if you use multiple AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.), none of them know what the others know. You end up maintaining .md files, pasting context between chats, and re-explaining your project every time you start a new conversation. Power users spend more time briefing their agents than doing actual work…
I did for all internal projects. And first rule of CLAUDE.md is ask MCP for any information. Now Claude knows what other related projects did, what should adopt for.
I've been building a landing page for Glance ( https://glance-fi.app/ ) to figure out whether anyone actually wants this before I go deep on it. It's a finance app (I know — another one, stay with me here) that skips budgeting entirely, instead tracking spending and trends. It learns your spending patterns and flags anomalies — DoorDash doubled, weekly spending is above normal, a subscription you forgot about is stil…
The problem I kept running into while organizing meetups and workshops is that once the event starts, the agenda drifts. Speakers go over, breaks shift, and there’s no clear "source of truth" for what’s currently happening.
Most smaller events rely on countdown timers, shared Google Sheets, or manual updates. Larger conferences use full event platforms, but those tend to be heavy (and priced for big conferences), which feels like overkill for a 50-300 person meetup.
I'm experimenting with a lightweight approach focused just on live agenda control and visibility, ideally something much more affordable and simpler than the big all-in-one platforms.
Still figuring out whether this is a niche annoyance or a real recurring pain. Curious how others here handle live schedule drift during events.
Releasing in a few weeks. https://pleanar.com
Would appreciate any feedback.
Over the last 10 years I've been automating kubernetes cloud environments and no matter what company I end up working at, eventually they all want the same. Easy deployments and -not- having a degree in Kubernetes knowledge to run their apps.
In addition there's a growing amount of people/companies wanting to move away from US-owned cloud providers (the big three), so I figured, I'll combine everything. Easy to create deployments on whatever cloud with a focus on being able to migrate from one provider to the other.
The more I'm working on it, the more ideas I keep getting and wanting to add to the platform. I would really appreciate feedback from anyone no matter how big or small the criticism!