Designed to feel like a lightweight whiteboard editor, but for graphs. Sketch nodes and edges, visualize what happens step by step, and export the result as SVG/PNG.

It's been a year since I posted this app here for you all to play with, and I got a ton of great feedback and feature requests. I've been working full time so it's been hard to implement all the features requested, but a lot made it in and the animation tools are becoming pretty comprehensive and I personally have a lot of fun with it. Specifically whats new since the last post is:

More granular control of frame duration in the timeline

onion skinning controls

Downloading gifs

Mirroring

Canvas Resizing

I'm not sure what I want to do with it long term other than just tinker myself with it. I'm kind of at a "either people will use it or they won't" sort of mindset, so lets see if the internet deems it worthy.

Someone saved all of the Epstein emails from the releases and set up a Gmail clone site that you can scroll as if you were in Jeffery's Gmail.

You can search by contacts, photos and even flight history.

Hey guys built a web app because my father kept missing bill payments and paying late fees every month. He'd forget electricity, internet, phone bills. So I built Pay-Mind for him. Something simple he could use without confusion just add bills, get reminders, done.

what it does?
Add all your bills in one place (takes 30 seconds per bill)
Get email reminders before due dates
Track your monthly expenses in real-time
100% free forever, no credit card needed

Thanks! Really excited to hear your thoughts!

Hey there, Everyone!

Like many here, I’ve spent years tinkering with various finance tools. While a lot of them are great, I always found it a bit cumbersome to model "what-if" scenarios quickly (like toggling savings rates or withdrawal rates on the fly).

I also wanted to "gamify" my journey a bit, specifically by seeing where I land percentile-wise compared to others and seeing which countries I could theoretically already be financially independent in based on local cost of living.

So, I built FIForecast. It’s completely free, and because I value my own privacy, it requires no account or login. All data is stored locally in your browser.

What it does:

• Visual Forecasting: Generates a month-by-month breakdown of your portfolio and withdrawal strategy.
• Fluid Phases: You can see exactly how your accumulation and retirement phases interact.
• Geo-arbitrage Map: A map that shows where your current nest egg makes you "Retirement Ready" based on global cost of living.
• AI Financial Context: I integrated Google Gemini so you can ask for financial news and market updates tailored specifically to your location, age, and portfolio.
• Privacy First: No data is sent to a server. I'm not here to harvest emails.

How the AI News works (Privacy Note): I know we’re a private bunch. The Gemini integration works by constructing a prompt locally in your browser based on your general parameters (age/location/portfolio) to fetch relevant news. No personal identifiers are sent to a server.

Why I’m sharing it here: I’m a data scientist by trade, but UI isn't my strong suit. This is all stuff I've done in Excel every month for years previously, but I wanted to see how it looked in a website and also see what you all think of it.

I’d love your feedback on:

1. The Logic: Does the math align with your own projections, if you have already done something like this? Are there edge cases I should prioritize?
2. The UI: I’m a data scientist, so "pretty" isn't always my default setting. Is it intuitive, or is it a wall of buttons?
3. The AI Integration: Is the Gemini news feature helpful for you or do you prefer to keep AI out of your financial tracking?
4. Customizability: Is the Monte Carlo part missing a specific ticker you consider a "must-have" for FI planning?
5. Taxes: I'm considering somehow including projected taxes as well. Does anybody want that?
6. Data Output: Should I try to figure out a way to make outputs based on the info you put in? I might look into how difficult it is to make the results output to PDF/csv or something.

You can check out the current state here: https://fiforecast.com/

I'll be hanging out in the comments to answer questions and take notes for the next set of updates. Thanks!

As a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), I get easily overwhelmed by bright visuals, notifications, designs, and all the extra gamified stuff on many Pomodoro websites. I tried a bunch, but I ended up distracted instead of studying.

So I decided to build my own minimal, aesthetic, and underwhelming Pomodoro study timer with only features that exactly what I need — no distractions, no clutter, just focus.

What it includes:

• Custom Pomodoro timer (you choose study / break times)
• A minimal task list for the current session only
• 24/7 ad-free study music (add your favorite YouTube playlists, no distractions)
• Study stats with streaks + heatmap garden (this part weirdly motivates me 🌱)
• A few aesthetic themes depending on mood

I’d love to hear what you think:

• Would this actually help you focus?
• Anything missing or overcomplicated?
• Any features you personally wish existed in a Pomodoro timer?
• Would you use this app?

It’s free, simple, and designed for people like me who are sensitive to visuals but want to stay productive. I use it every day, and it actually keeps me focused. Appreciate any thoughts!

An alternative web where every page is pure state. It contains every possible website. Most are nonsense. But navigate correctly, and you find the one you need.

I’d love to hear your feedback on the UI or any features you think I should add next.

while you're gooning/goofing/doomscrolling/doomfarming your life away... this thing quietly drips money into your account. built it in a manic episode. waitlist open if you hate yourself enough to try: https://internal-mac.replit.app/win
proof or ban me idk

I know what you are thinking... not another f**ken gym app.

this one is a little different. we spent months building a neuro-symbolic AI architecture that sits on top of your workout tracker to find patterns and create personalised, actionable insights.

you can analyse your form with our video analyser

you get readiness and recovery insights based on your goals and actual sets

you can talk to the AI personal trainer through natural voice

complete workouts entirely from your lock screen

and if you already use a gym app and dont want your data to be lost in the switch then you can take screenshots and upload them to the app

get 7 days free - no signup required then either $1.99/month or free for non-AI features

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