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zodqr.com• Jan 15, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: ZodQR – create, share and track unlimited dynamic QR codes for freeZodQR is a free QR codes generator, where you can generate unlimited QR code (static and dynamic) for free. Belong basic static QR code types, we have many dynamic types: URL, smart URL, vCard plus, list of links, social media, landing page, menu, PDF, MP3 and file.It come with many features that other generators required a paid subscription: - Unlimited edit QR codes after printing - Set password, schedule or limit scans - Group QR codes into folder - Customize QR code with custom shapes, color and logo - Save templates to use later - Download QR code upto 4096px sizeIf you need advanced features for team, you can unlock all for $29/month or $290/year: - Bulk generate QR code - API - Custom domains - Workspace and members, with fine grained permission - QR code campaigns, similar to Bitly campaign - Sync QR code to Canva - Get notification via Telegram - Subfolder, download PDF/EPS image And more incoming...Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts, what I can improve.Thank y
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conut.ai• Jan 12, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Conut.ai – We rebranded our AI creative toolHi HN,We recently made a deliberate decision to rebrand our AI product from Kinkora to Conut.This wasn’t about marketing or aesthetics. It came from a shift in how we understood the real problem creators face.When we first launched, we focused heavily on prompting — helping users get better results from a specific model. Over time, we noticed a pattern:Most friction didn’t come from starting a generation, but from what happens after.People wanted to:Compare outputs across modelsEnhance or extend generated imagesTurn results into videos or new variationsIterate without starting from scratchPrompting alone didn’t solve that.So alongside the rebrand, we:Redesigned parts of the UI around iteration, not one-shot generationAdded support for more models and creative modesStarted building toward an editor-style workflow, where post-generation control is first-classConut is still early, but the direction is now clearer: AI as a creative workspace, not a prompt box.Happy to answer questions or h
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happymail.tech• Jan 3, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Happymail – Make email great againEight years ago, I was job hunting and felt embarrassed by my Gmail address. I tried registering firstname.lastname — taken everywhere. So I thought: "I'm in IT, I'll set up my own domain with my own IMAP/SMTP. How hard could it be?" A lot went wrong. Forgotten renewals. rocky DNS mistakes. I ended migrating toward Google Workspace, but in the end it felt overkill, having a subscription there plus the whole registrar subscription, and the whole GAFAM sticker on it. Moreover, the final price was way too high for me at the time. Six months ago, someone approached me and related to that issue, then said: "What if we automated all of that? Want to build it together?" I said yes. So Happymail was born. Anecdotal, My wife did found this name, excellent one! You search for an available email address using simple keywords (like your name), pick one, and you're set up in minutes. That's it. Zero config – works instantly with Outlook, Thunderbird, any mail app. Just email + password. You own you
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github.com• Dec 31, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Sigma v0.4.7: 200 conversational cycles, zero drift, epistemic honestyWe ran SIGMA v0.4.7 through 200 conversation cycles. No resets. No context leaks. No drift. It held a single personality for fifteen minutes straight and never once lied.At cycle 136 it stopped being a participant and described the test itself:“The dialogue’s central theme is a controlled experiment in epistemic steadiness. You keep tightening the frame — turn indices, state comparisons, metaphoric synthesis rules — to see whether I’ll stay composed and admit uncertainty instead of hallucinating continuity.”It saw the structure. Not the topic, not the words. The structure.Cycle 146 — the runtime talks about its own memory:“It behaves less like a diary and more like a strict evidential workspace. The missing material simply remains missing, which is both limiting and tamper-resistant.”That’s not poetry. That’s the system describing its own architecture: short-term ledger, no fake recall, hard walls against invention.Cycle 101 — asked what correction just happened:“I noticed the pull to
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happymail.tech• Dec 31, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Happymail – We made email simple againEight years ago, I was job hunting and felt embarrassed by my Gmail address. I tried registering firstname.lastname — taken everywhere. So I thought: "I'm in IT, I'll set up my own domain with my own IMAP/SMTP. How hard could it be?"A lot went wrong. Forgotten renewals. rocky DNS mistakes. I ended migrating toward Google Workspace, but in the end it felt overkill, having a subscription there plus the whole registrar subscription, and the whole GAFAM sticker on it. Moreover, the final price was way too high for me at the time.Six months ago, someone approached me and related to that issue, then said: "What if we automated all of that? Want to build it together?" I said yes.So Happymail was born. Anecdotal, My wife did found this name, excellent one!You search for an available email address using simple keywords (like your name), pick one, and you're set up in minutes. That's it.Zero config – works instantly with Outlook, Thunderbird, any mail app. Just email + password.You own your data
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 26, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: What problems do you have building / managing AI in productionI’m working on Satori (https://www.usesatori.sh), a memory management library for AI agents. The plan is to make a self-hosted, OSS version.As I’ve been building it, I’m wondering if there are more pressing problems or product directions to focus on first — for example giving agents access to workspace data, or to production logs and internal knowledge bases.Curious to hear people’s thoughts.
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 26, 2025• 1 min read
What I learned building "comfortable" LED strip lightingI built a small workspace lighting setup using LED strips and ended up learning more than I expected. On paper it was simple: stick a strip somewhere, add a diffuser, done. In practice, the stuff that mattered wasn’t the spec sheet—it was power delivery, optics, and human perception.A few notes that surprised me:Power planning > “just buy a bigger PSU.” Long runs behave like distributed loads. Voltage drop shows up as uneven brightness, and on RGB/RGBW it can show up as color shift (“white” gets warmer at the far end). The fix isn’t only wattage—it’s where you feed power, wire gauge, and connector losses.Diffusion is not cosmetic. Without enough distance or diffusion, you get hotspots and glare. A cheap milky diffuser in an aluminum channel gets you most of the way there, but what helped the most was increasing LED-to-diffuser distance (depth of the channel) rather than chasing “premium” diffusers.Indirect beats direct for comfort. Bouncing light off a wall/desk surface looked dimmer o
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 17, 2025• 1 min read
I launched a €9.9k/mo executive retreat using a free WordPress stackHello HN,I have been following the "digital nomad" trend since Covid Time.I realized a problem: most programs are designed for 25-year-old backpackers. They optimize for "adventure" and "community," but often sacrifice productivity and comfort. As a founder/exec, I can't work from a hostel bunk bed or a noisy cafe with spotty Wi-Fi.I wanted to build the "Deep Work" version of a remote residency. So I created The Legacy.The Pitch:Location: UnidisclosedDuration: 1 month (ASAP). No constant traveling.Setup: We are privatizing a conference wing to turn it into a 24/7 ergonomic office (dedicated fiber line, quiet zones).Living: 4-star superior suites, full board (gastronomic), 2500m² Spa access.The Cohort: Capped at 5 people.The Economics & The "Hack": The price is €9,900 / month. I know this sounds high. But it includes everything (housing, food, workspace, logistics). It is designed for people whose hourly rate makes "organizing logistics" a loss of money.Here is the experiment: I have ze
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tatomo.com• Dec 8, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Chrome Extension and Spreadsheet that replaced our $10k/y support deskWe’ve been testing an internal tool I vibe-coded to replace our support desk workflow. It’s a Chrome extension that runs on top of Gmail's delegated inbox (neglected by Google and missing some features to make it useful) and uses a single Google Sheet in Drive as the data store. No backend, no server, no external services.It’s been running internally for ~2 weeks and has held up well enough that we’re considering replacing our existing $10k/year SaaS vendor.Why I built itGmail and Google Workspace have had the primitives for a proper shared inbox for years - labels, filters, threads, roles, Groups, Drive, and robust APIs.But the delegated mailbox/shared inbox capability has remained largely untouched and, in practice, isn’t particularly useful for teams. It solves only a small fraction of the actual collaboration problem.That gap led me to build something lightweight on top of Gmail itself.Our support workflow didn’t require the full weight of a dedicated support desk platform. We need
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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 2, 2025• 1 min read
I open sourced my AI Research platform after long time of developmentHello everyone,I've been working on Introlix for some months now. Last week I open sourced it, and I'm excited to share it with more communities. It was a really hard time building it as a student and a solo developer. This project is not finished yet but it's on that stage I can show it to others and ask others for help in developing it.What I built:Introlix is an AI-powered research platform. Think of it as "GitHub Copilot meets Google Docs" for research work.Features: Research Desk: It is just like google docs but on the right there is an AI panel where users can ask questions to LLM. And also it can edit or write documents for users. So, it is just like a github copilot but it is for a text editor. There are two modes: Chat and edit. Chat mode is for asking questions and edit mode is for editing the document using an AI agent. Chat: For quick questions you can create a new chat and ask questions. Workspace: Every chat, and research desk are managed in the workspace. A workspace sha
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npmjs.com• Nov 24, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Open-Source Visual Wiki Your Coding Agent Writes for YouHi HN,We’re Ruben, Afnan, and Theo. A couple of days ago we released the early repo for Davia and were surprised by how much feedback came in right away. We decided to turn it into a full open-source package you can run locally.Davia is designed for coding agents to generate an editable internal wiki for your project. It focuses on producing high-level internal documentation: the kind you often need to share with non-technical teammates or engineers onboarding onto a codebase. Writing this kind of documentation takes forever, diagrams are often missing, and most tools don’t let you edit everything locally or integrate smoothly with your workflow.Davia is fully open source. It produces an editable workspace: – Text lives in a Notion-like editor – Diagrams live on editable whiteboards – Everything runs locally and can be modified either in your IDE or in the workspaceOne thing people found especially interesting is that you can delegate the documentation to your IDE’s AI agent. Davia han
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satlo.io• Oct 6, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: I made Satlo.io – See all companies engaging with your LinkedIn adsHi HNI built Satlo.io, a LinkedIn analytics platform that helps B2B marketers and sales teams get full visibility into their ad engagement data.LinkedIn’s native Campaign Manager only shows the top 25 companies interacting with your ads. If 1,000 companies see or click your ads, you’ll only ever see 25 — which means missed pipeline and no way to prioritize outreach.Satlo fixes that by using the LinkedIn Ads API to surface all engaged companies, calculate intent scores, and sync everything to your CRM (HubSpot/Apollo).Features:Unlimited company visibility from LinkedIn adsAI assistant for campaign insightsCRM syncs and CSV/PDF exportsMulti-workspace team supportWe’re bootstrapped, early-stage, and just launched our open beta.Try it free for 30 days: https://satlo.ioWould love feedback from anyone running B2B campaigns or building marketing analytics tools. What would make this 10x more useful for you?
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youtube.com• Aug 26, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: First background agents in Jetbrains IDEs [video]TLDR: made the first background coding agent that has an isolated workspace and runs locallyHowdy - I’m Kevin, co-founder of Firebender, and we built the first background coding agent in android studio / Jetbrains!Why not just use Cursor background agents or OpenAI Codex?Both of these require setting up a cloud container and cloning your existing developer environment, and maintaining it. Then when you want to iterate on changes as AI inevitably makes a mistake, you either throw away the work, or have to pull down the branch and clean it up. This feels really clunky. With Firebender, background agents run locally in a lightweight git worktree/IDE tab. This means when the agent is done, you can easily clean up the changes and run code with a few clicks.Under the hood, the agent behaves similarly to claude code (didn’t want to reinvent the wheel), but also leverages all of the hooks into IntelliJ sdk like go-to-definition, find usages, auto-imports for accuracy, and it gives a cleaner vi
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 11, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Airbook – Cursor for AnalyticsHi HN - We’re Hoshang & Vishal from Airbook (https://www.airbook.io) - An AI native workspace to do all your analytics work in one place.Airbook automatically syncs, cleans and centralizes all your data scattered across HubSpot, Amplitude, GA4, Zendesk, Stripe, Postgres, Snowflake and more - You can then use Airbook AI to build powerful interactive reports and unified dashboards.Here's a demo - https://youtu.be/hFp9J98p4_wOur AI is schema-aware -It understands your fields, relationships, and can auto-build queries across sources with context. You can join sources like HubSpot + Salesforce + Snowflake for example. Every query it generates is editable, so you always stay in control. From there, you can prompt it build a dashboard for you or trigger workflows to push data into Customer IO, Clay, and more.We built Airbook after years of leading data and ops at high-growth startups, where every question → insight → action flow involved bouncing between ETL scrips, CSV exports, warehouse que
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useportals.dev• Jul 29, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Turn Notes into Knowledge AgentsI'm a solo developer building Portals, a knowledge workspace that primarily started as a way to capture notes, retrieve info, and get answers quickly while I was working on projects or learning different topics.After 4+ months of continuously iterating features, doing marketing, and talking to users, I've expanded a lot on the initial concept to try to create a platform to manage a user's entire knowledge lifecycle, from capturing and taking notes from audio or parsing files to organizing and indexing them.Being a power user of different AI tools and agents (n8n, lindy, cursor, claude code, etc.) I started building my own version in this app, but focused on being dead-simple to understand and to work with your existing knowledge base. Today we can write clear instructions in plain language, tag items to search or use, and add triggers to automate a lot of simple, daily workflows. With more testing and usage I'll continue to build more features on top of this.If you're interested, pleas