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Posted by david927 2 days ago

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

What are you working on? Any new ideas that you're thinking about?
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jundressed 2 days ago|
Built GhostDance — overlay any TikTok dance as a ghost on your camera to practice in real time.

Been learning dance moves from TikTok but hated the pause/rewind loop on my phone. So I built a web app that overlays the original dancer as a translucent ghost directly on your camera feed.

Upload any video → ghost appears → you follow → record yourself → export. No install, works on mobile browser.

https://ghostdance.app/

Feedback will be much appreciated!

alessioalex 2 days ago||
A macOS screen recording CLI application that can record: screen, mic(s), camera(s), system audio, iPhone/iPad screen. You can select different tracks with their own options (video encoding, audio encoding, filename, combine camera with mic for example or even screen + system audio + mic). It also tracks clicks, scroll, keyboard and generates closed captions automatically at the end. Now I'm working on adding 1-2 more features and an MVP is done.
lawgimenez 2 days ago||
I’ve been working on an RSS reader for macOS and iOS - https://gmnz.xyz/projects/ember-feed/

It has gained a little traction in Reddit and grateful for the several paying users currently giving me lots of feedback. One of the features is that you get to import your own font using any otf, ttf files. App is 100% native too written in SwiftUI, AppKit and UIKit.

I just wanted my own interpretation of an RSS Reader app, I have been a heavy user of both Reeder and NNW but the interface is just the same and I got bored a lot.

sarthaksaxena 1 day ago||
I am building npm for LLM Models, you can now install run and ship AI Models.

It’s a CLI tool that makes open-source LLMs installable like packages.

llmpm install llama3

llmpm run llama3

You can also package models with your projects so others can reproduce the same setup easily.

Website: https://llmpm.co

GitHub: https://github.com/llmpm/llmpm-dev

veverkap 1 day ago||
Recently two selfhosted open source file sharing platforms archived their repos indicating no further updates (most recently https://github.com/kyantech/Palmr).

I wanted an opportunity to learn more Svelte so I created Enlace which has a Go backend and Svelte frontend.

It's nearly complete but I would love any assistance with testing.

rwesty 1 day ago||
I made a SmallTalk inspired collaborative development environment for writing web components - https://playground.now.

A "world" is a locally stored CRDT that contains the source code and data you store.

The home page, login and world editing experience is all built from within itself.

jjude 2 days ago||
We have been homeschooling our kids. Homeschooling in India is not that widespread. So when a national newspaper covered our experiment, I got lot of questions around what we were doing. For a while I wrote blog posts answering them.

Now I've written quite a few posts (and given talks), I thought of writing a book. Just wrote two chapters. The draft lives here: https://www.jjude.com/books/hs/

kkarpkkarp 2 days ago||
I’m working on WC Price Hostory, a plugin that handles price tracking and Omnibus Directive compliance for WooCommerce.

It’s been available as a free tool for years, growing to over 45k active installs. I just rolled out the Pro extension to offer more advanced features, and the early traction has exceeded my expectations. If you're running e-commerce in Europe, this is a must-have for staying compliant with EU law.

https://wcpricehistory.com/

Zigurd 1 day ago|
I'm making alternative client software for Bluesky. In part because I think the default client is a bit messy and embodies a few legacy UX decisions that clean sheet implementation could improve upon.

I have a bigger idea, too: I have a theory that a lot of enterprise group productivity software is really a species of social media. ATProto is an interesting basis for software that organizes workflows that incorporate agents.

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