I'm working on aggregator of curated technical content https://devblogs.sh.

I started it a couple of years ago as personal project to help me study for interviews. Back then, it was simple RSS feed aggregator of big tech companies engineering blogs.

Recently I expanded content library to technical conferences and indie blogs, and implemented semantic search in all the library (for example, you can semantic search by all Strange Loop videos archive).

Give it a try!

Being an internet radio enjoyer I was always dissatisfied with the state of radio apps. Most of them want you to pay for a subscription to be able to curate favorites and persist them. With nostr we get auth, persistence and social for free.

https://wavefunc.live

This version is a rewrite of an earlier one and I've added some cool convenience features like "now playing" and musicbrainz integration for remembering songs.

Spec, flow and most of the UI are done. I've managed to build an Android App yesterday and will publish source soon.

I built a wireless highlights & annotations export service for Kobo e-readers earlier this year [1]. Had a free tier limited to 20 exports but wasn't sure how to price it beyond that, so I just left it. Recently a user reached out asking if I'd settled on pricing and how they could pay for unlimited exports! That jolted me into coming up with a price, and now I'm finally getting Stripe integrated :)

[1] - https://highlights.email

I am working on a time tracking app. I use it to keep track of time spent vs my estimates, and also just to check my actual working hours. It's fully local—everything is stored in localStorage — but I do have plans for some optional syncing so it can be used on multiple devices.

It has helped me a lot to keep focus while working and track distractions. It might be too tailored for my needs, but have a look: https://zookeeper.fyi

I made a HN-like discussion forum for (meta)science.

https://talk.amacrin.com/

Most (meta)science discussion is either fragmented on Twitter/Bsky, or a bit too formal. I thought a centralised place for deeper, casual discussions might be helpful, so I'm testing that theory.

Launched a few days ago, so it might have some rough edges. I'm considering making it user-invite-only soon, but for now it's fully open for signup. I'll also move it to its own domain once I think of a better name.

Hey everyone! I built a site that shows your next age milestones, all on a single page. You can see your next milestone age for each type (like your 10000th day) and save it to Google Calendar.

It looks simple, but I learned a lot building this site:

* To calculate age in planetary years, I had to look up their orbit and rotation info

* The lunisolar calendar took me quite some time to figure out (it is not the same as a lunar calendar and even changes by country)

* Adding the dog and cat age equivalents even led me to cubic splines

Link to the site: https://ageequivalent.com/

I'm working on a _boring_ business - a CRM for pilates and yoga studios (https://www.usemojo.app/en). Most tools in this space are bloated or built for gyms, not for someone juggling reformer classes, cancellations, and back-to-back privates.

It started when a friend who runs a studio showed me her system: printed calendars, WhatsApp messages from clients at midnight, and sticky notes for who paid. I'm trying to make something quieter. It should feel like an assistant, not another tool to manage.

Working on https://tinythoughts.app, a self-messaging app

Today, I am implementing tag-triggered webhooks so they can get triggered based on the tags assigned to messages.

Use case: for example, I want to auto-tweet all my advice messages and auto-create linear tasks for `company` todos, auto-start a cursor agent when I tag messages with `Cursor task`

For some reason, I got 16 users out of nowhere, so I added a landing page last week. The connector marketplace is next, so that I can share these sub-connectors with the other users. Need a couple more weekends.

Originally started in 2012, I’m (still) building log.soccer - a stat-tracking tool for amateur soccer players. This is the third or fourth iteration of the site, which until this year mostly served as a glorified résumé project to showcase the latest framework or tool I had just learnt.

Thanks to ChatGPT, my productivity went through the roof this year, and I finally shipped an MVP that might actually be useful.

It’s a standard Django + React + AWS stack. My raison d’être is to build an Apple Watch app that tracks match scores in real time. 2026 hopefully.

https://log.soccer