Posted by david927 3 days ago
Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)
Not templates with names swapped in. Every story and illustration is made from scratch. You can go from "dinosaurs soccer" or write out a whole storyline. Pick an art style, optionally upload reference photos of your kid, and it builds a 28 page book in a few minutes.
Bilingual in 38 languages. We handle RTL (Arabic, Hebrew), CJK, and less common languages like Estonian, Maltese, Irish where there's not much available for kids.
Tech side for the curious: LangGraph orchestrates the pipeline, Celery workers do image generation and text rendering in parallel, and LLMs critique the illustrations for consistency mistakes and can trigger regenerations automatically.
Printed in Germany, booklet around 20 EUR, hardcover around 40 EUR.
Yes, you can use your own API key as well.
Any feedback is welcome :)
Anyone can learn to type fast - I think it just takes the right tools to make it interesting enough for the users to use daily
Using a webcam, monitor finger movements and find mistakes (using some sort of AI video analysis) to help user figure out how to improve. It's a hard thing to build but if you build it there is going to be paying customers. You can even sell hardware and subscriptions with it. Lots of schools want this!
- 1 Month instead of "Monthly" as it's a subscription and you're not really purchasing a "one month pass", correct?
- the same for the other plans
> 1 Month instead of "Monthly" as it's a subscription and you're not really purchasing a "one month pass", correct?
Goo point - I have monthly/annually below but it might be confusing still. I’ll update to clarify. Thanks
Focusing on just English for now but hoping to add Spanish, French and a few other locales.
Regarding layouts: we already support;
- QWERTZ (German layout) - Qwerty - Dvorak - Colemak
This includes the visual guide and the hand positioning.
Adding more soon! But these have been the most requested
Good point - yeah, the idea is that it can help users stop looking down at the keyboards. It serves as a visual guide for how to position there hands correctly using the standard “touch typing” positioning.
Thanks for mentioning it was confusing - I’ll add a short Driver.js walkthrough that explains what it’s for
Zero ops S3 based log search: https://github.com/amr8t/blobsearch