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My first ever app is live on the Play Store — SpendyX helps track and manage subscriptions across your personal life, family, and team, with customizable renewal reminders, spending insights, forecasts, and savings suggestions Gemini

SpendyXManaging subscriptions sounds simple until you have dozens of them across your personal life, family, and work. We built SpendyX as one place to keep tra

AI solved building software. I wanted to solve everything that comes after, so I built MARDISHUB - helping founders find high intent customers, generate marketing content, and track competitors, so they can spend more time building and less time searching Claude Code, Codex, Gemini

55 users in less than a week. $0 spent on marketing. The best part? Every single one came from using MARDISHUB itself. When AI started writing code, everything

My browser can run FIFA now apparently, spent a weekend prompting an AI instead of watching football. ended up with a real 11v11 arcade game that works on your phone too, no install, just open and play, Have Fun Grok

So this started pretty simply, i just wanted a football game i could open in a browser during a break. no downloads, no launcher, no ps5, nothing. just tab, pla

My favorite place to steal... inspiration 😄

Whenever I get stuck designing a landing page, dashboard, mobile app, or onboarding flow, I usually end up looking at the same websites over and over. Recently

10 best AI tools I've bookmarked recently

Always on the lookout for tools that actually save time. Here are a few I've been using or exploring lately: • NotebookLM – Turn documents into an AI research a

I tried Open Design, and it's one of the most impressive open-source AI design tools I've seen, Best Claude design alternative 🔥 Claude

I've been looking for an open-source alternative to Claude Design for a while, and I recently came across Open Design. It's a local-first, agent-native design p

I built a tool that scans your website for security risks, explains what every issue means, and shows you exactly how to fix it Gemini

I always wanted a simple way to answer one question before launching a website. Is it actually secure? Most security tools throw technical reports at you and ex

I just hit 1,000+ impressions on Prompted. Thank you to everyone who took a moment to read, like, comment, or support my posts. To celebrate this milestone, I built this poster ChatGPT

Hitting 1,000+ impressions might not seem like a huge number to everyone, but it genuinely made my day. When I joined Prompted, I just wanted to share what I wa

I installed this open-source plugin and my AI started writing ~50% less code without breaking anything Gemini

I recently came across Ponytail, an open-source plugin that makes AI coding agents think more like an experienced engineer. One thing that always frustrated me

A few free AI tools I've been trying instead of the paid ones

I've been experimenting with a bunch of AI tools recently, and these free alternatives are surprisingly capable. Here's what I've found so far: • HeyGen → Hedra

Is anyone else finding it harder to focus lately, or is it just me? Question

I built this security workflow to save myself from future security headaches. If you vibe code, don't push your app before running it ChatGPT

I was about to ship one of my projects, so I asked AI to do one last thing: act like a security engineer and audit the entire authentication flow. It ended up f

Aetheris: Premium interactive 3D landing page with smooth scroll video integration Gemini

I wanted to build a modern, high-end landing page for a fictional 3D web framework called 'Aetheris' (which merges Svelte 5 and Three.js). The goal was to creat

5 AI roles I use more than any prompt framework

Instead of searching for better prompts, I've been assigning AI different roles:• Product Manager → Finds gaps, edge cases, and roadmap ideas. • QA Tester → Bre

MCPs I've found surprisingly useful

Been experimenting with MCPs lately and these have been pretty handy: • GitHub MCP → read issues, PRs, and repos directly from AI • Supabase MCP → inspect table

I pay attention when users misuse my product

Some of the best ideas come from people using your product "wrong" Because "wrong" often means "This solves another problem I didn't expect" Twitter became a ne

Browser extensions I didn't realize I'd use this much

• uBlock Origin — cleaner web experience. • OneTab — saves way too much RAM. • LanguageTool — catches mistakes everywhere. • Wappalyzer — see what stack a websi

A few websites I've bookmarked recently

These have been surprisingly useful: • Excalidraw — quick diagrams and flowcharts. • Tally — forms without the complexity. • Napkin AI — turn ideas into visuals

Small prompts > big prompts

One thing I've learned Don't ask AI to build your entire app. Ask it to build one thing. Then another. And another. It's much easier to fix one broken component

One habit that saved me hours while vibe coding

I started taking screenshots before making major changes. Sounds silly, but it's incredibly useful. When AI accidentally breaks something, I don't have to rely

If you use Claude, these are worth trying

Been experimenting with Claude lately and found a few interesting commands that I hadn't seen before • /goal — Define a clear goal before starting. • /devil — C

I Built this premium 3D figurine carousel in one shot using Gemini Flash 3.5 and the results are insane Gemini, Google AI Studio

Just built this interactive 3D character figurine carousel in React and Tailwind CSS in a single shot using Gemini 1.5 Flash! It features super smooth GPU trans

Tried these Claude features and got interesting results

I recently came across these and thought they were worth sharing: • /God Mode – Supposedly pushes Claude to give more comprehensive, detailed, and direct respon

How do people know they're working on the right thing? Not asking philosophically. I mean when you have 10 things you could improve, build, or learn, how do you decide what's actually worth your time? Question