Forex analysis software based on waves https://dxodus.com

I am looking into ways to make UIs in the AI age, where text is their natural substract

Some publishing for my kids, turn a pdf into a zine

https://zine-fold.com

I created https://tuktuk.coach to learn Thai for myself

Working on a web-based local multiplayer party game platform called GamingCouch.com.

The idea is simple: I love local multiplayer games and game nights but felt that there was always too much hassle with switching between different titles and connecting 4-8 controllers to one PC or console. Jackbox worked great but they relied too much on language and didn't work when the group had people not fluent in english.

Therefore I decided to create a site that is dedicated to action-oriented party games. So no trivia or language based games. When I first showed the idea here on HN, other forums and game fairs, I received a lot of questions from fellow game devs asking if they could bring their own game ideas to the platform as well. I started to work on third-party development tools, which are now in private beta. Last Friday was a big moment as the first 3rd party game was launched on the platform!! https://gamingcouch.com/blog/protostellar-impact-launch

I'm now looking for more game devs interested in making fun party minigames, if you're interested, check out https://gamingcouch.com/developers and hit me up either here, by mail (from my profile) or by joining the community Discord and pinging me!

The TL;DR of Gaming Couch:

- Free Early Access with +20 competitive mini-games.

- Players use their phones as controllers (gamepads work too).

- Completely web-based, no downloads or installs needed.

- Every game supports up to 8 players and is action-based, with quick ~1 minute rounds to keep a good pace. No language-based trivia or asynchronous (turn based) games.

still trying to figure out how to find users for my offline model agent harness with self-customizability and an offline wikipedia reader/tracker. tell your friends if you can think of a meaningful audience profile. http://enough.support has details/links

Harness evals on private benchmarks. I haven’t found a good way to evaluate harness releases on realistic private tasks

I'm working on Pawvis, visual hand-tracking mouse & voice control that's open-source and fully local on your Mac (with optional handoff to Codex or Claude Code for complex computer use tasks).

We live in the future, and I wanted to use my computer the way it's been depicted in movies for decades. It turned out more capable than I'd expected and frankly really fun to use.

Homepage: https://pawvis.app

GitHub: http://github.com/alexandriax/pawvis

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mdwqP0bwUk

a new agent/harness, mu. not ready yet but hope to let people play with it ~soon. its got very few novel ideas, but attempts to do the existing good ideas reasonably well and be as minimalist and composable and pragmatic as possible

https://miu.dev/

Currently working on (yes, yet another one) Todo app that has a lot of neat keyboard shortcuts and a useful hotkey window on Mac.

I built it because all the Todo apps seem bloated and mainly, when I am working on something, I don't want to ruin my focus, so I wanted some quick way to add/cross tasks off.

https://simplythings.app/

And also, currently building a "clone" of Apple Music app for macOS because Apple's native App is horribly slow and has many UX shortcomings.