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bound.sh• Jan 11, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Bound – local code autocomplete LLM fine-tuned on your repositoryHi everyone, I'm Vivien one of the creators of Bound.I'll keep things brief, there are two things I hate about using AI coding models: paying a subscription and how bad they are for the environment.So my cofounder and I built Bound. Simply put, we provide Cursor's "tab" feature but instead of using a cloud model we use an ultra-small local LLM trained on your own repo (that and a couple other tricks to make sure it's the same quality as cursor). The nice thing here is that you own the model and it's so small that it runs on your laptop with no latency issues.Join the waitlist on our website and we'll get in touch to implement it for you.
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app.arbi.gg• Jan 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Arbitration, a way to experience live sports through both fanbasesHey HN - long-time reader, first-time Show HN.I built a sports app called Arbitration[1] primarily for experiencing live professional games. The original itch was pretty simple: during close or rivalry games I’d constantly flip between two team game threads on Reddit to see how each side was reacting to the same play.Arbitration puts both fanbases’ live reactions in one place, synced to the game clock. It doesn’t generate opinions or takes — it just curates what fans are already saying, in real time.Feel free to checkout the first NFL playoff game of the year, Rams @ Panthers: https://www.app.arbi.gg/scores/nfl/20260110-8-5For folks curious about the tech:- Agents are used to curate and rank live fan posts (not generate content) - Live DraftKings props come from a websocket snooper[2] - Google Gemini is used only to structure and summarize live prop data - Rust backend, React frontend, anonymous sessions, no accounts. - Mostly built for myself, but figured others here might enjoy it. -
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paper-animator.net• Jan 10, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Transform any photo into paper animations in secondsPaper Animator: turn any photo into a paper cut-out animation in seconds## What Paper Animator isPaper Animator is a browser-based tool that transforms any image or text into animated paper cut-outs, folds, tears, and “ransom note” style graphics, with no install or plugins required. It targets short-form video creators, marketers, and designers who want a distinctive paper/stop-motion look without learning motion graphics software.[1]## Why build this- Most “paper” or stop-motion looks today require After Effects, templates, or manual masking, which is overkill for TikTok/Reels/Shorts creators who just want a quick effect.[1] - Existing mobile/video apps rarely combine AI background removal, realistic paper textures, and export-ready formats (green screen, transparent PNG sequences) in one place. - The goal is a “Canva for paper animation”: upload → tweak → export in under a minute.## How it works- Upload a photo (JPG/PNG/WebP up to 10MB); the AI removes the background and extracts th
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squareface.art• Jan 9, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Bringing back a classic square face generatorYears ago there was a small Flash toy I really loved — a simple “square face” avatar generator made by a Japanese artist. You could mix eyes, hair, and expressions and quickly make a cute square profile icon. It was everywhere on forums and blogs back in the day. Someone complains the old SWF doesn't work on her device,so I decide to rebuild it. That’s why I made SquareFace.art — a browser-based square face generator inspired by the original Flash version. No plugins, no installs, just open the page and start customizing.The goal wasn’t to modernize it too much, but to keep the same playful, lightweight feeling:Pick face partsMix and match stylesDownload your square face iconWorks on phones, tablets, and desktopIt’s mostly a nostalgia project, but also a small attempt to preserve a bit of early web creativity that used to be very common and now feels rare.If you remember tools like this, I think you’ll know the feeling — simple, fun, and surprisingly sticky.Here’s the site: https://squ
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image-scaler.com• Jan 9, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Image Scaler – Privacy-focused image resizing with 60-image batchesHi HN! I built Image Scaler because I was frustrated with existing free online image tools. They either limit batch processing to a handful of images, require login/registration, or add watermarks. And they usually upload your images to unknown servers.I originally made this for myself when I needed to resize large batches of product photos. I wanted something fast, lightweight, and privacy-respecting that could handle real workflow volumes without artificial restrictions.What makes it different:- Complete client-side processing using Canvas API, so images never leave your browser- Batch processing up to 60 images simultaneously (most free tools cap at 3-10)- No login, no watermarks, no usage limits- Traditional interpolation algorithms (nearest-neighbor, bilinear, bicubic) instead of AI black boxes- Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP- Fast and lightweight (built with vanilla JavaScript)Technical notes: The entire processing pipeline runs in your browser's Canvas API. There's no server upload
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 8, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Feeling irrelevant in back end. How to pivot to automotive software?I have a decade of mixed experience: 10+ years in IT, 2 years on a professional motorsports team (Tony Kart, Ducati, Miata), and 4 years in software (refactoring old .NET to Spring Boot/Angular and some greenfield projects). I self-taught my way into dev and finished a CS degree while working.I’m currently at a {big_slow_corp} and feeling the AI squeeze trying to switch jobs. My exp is not public facing so the “experience building scalable apps to disrupt the market” requirement I think is my weakness. I’ve also realized my heart isn’t in web frameworks. I’m the guy bored on a plane talking to his gf about flap software, throttle response, and suspension geometry like a kid showing a toy to his mom.I want to move "closer to the metal", ECUs, controlling machinery, I’d love ML applied to machinery, even infotainments!, but my professional resume is strictly high-level. My tinkering experience includes building MegaSquirts and using ESP32s for signal filtering and logic, data loggers and
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plagiarismremover.ai• Jan 8, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Plagiarismremover.ai – plagiarism remover focused on formattingA while back I kept running into the same frustrating workflow: plagiarism checkers would flag chunks of my text (especially drafts touched by AI), but fixing those flags manually often meant rewriting sections in ways that lost meaning or tone.So I built PlagiarismRemover.AI - a web-based tool that helps remove duplicated or flagged content while keeping the original meaning and structure. It’s not trying to replace writing or detection tools, but rather to help with that in-between step where you want something that reads well and is original.The tool is simple: paste text, run it, and get back a cleaned version. There’s a free plan for casual use and affordable paid tiers if you need higher limits, and no complex setup or mandatory waiting for emails. I’m sharing it here to get feedback from folks who care about writing quality and originality — especially people who write a lot or work with AI-assisted drafts.I’m also curious: for those of you who deal with plagiarism flags, how do
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 8, 2026• 1 min read
Hypocritespy(HTTPS://github.com/Ronny12345-art/Hypocritespy)this is a spyware which does Webcam capture + microphone recording + keylogging + screenshots and sends the records to an Email . it was made for pentesting. Author: Ronny Rogers(Mugabo Rongin)
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 8, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Portabase – open-source database backup/restore toolI’m working on Portabase, a self-hosted, open-source tool for managing database backups and restores. It currently supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB, with MongoDB coming soon. It uses an agent-based architecture with a central server and lightweight agents, enabling deployment at the edge and operation across multiple networks.Website: https://portabase.ioGitHub: https://github.com/Portabase/portabaseDiscord (newly created): https://discord.gg/Wgv7xZ8fWJMain features:- Scheduled logical backups with multiple retention strategies (n-backups, n-days, Grandfather-Father-Son)- Storage options: local filesystem and S3-compatible storage- Notifications on backup success/failure via email, Slack, Discord, Ntfy, Telegram, and webhooks- Organizations with role-based permissions for managing separate databases- Designed for self-hosted deployments with a ready-to-go Docker Compose setupStack:- Next.js for the central server- Rust with Tokio for agents (recently refactored from Python)I’d l
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lend-me-your-ears.specr.net• Jan 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Lend Me Your Ears – A Simon-style ear training game with MIDI support“Lend Me Your Ears” is an interactive web-based game inspired by the classic Simon toy (originally by Milton Bradley). It presents players with a sequence of musical notes and challenges them to reproduce the sequence using either an on-screen piano or a connected MIDI keyboard. Each correct response leads to a progressively more difficult sequence, testing the player’s concentration, memory, and pitch recognition.The game features two modes:- Simon Mode (focuses on auditory recall)- Practice Mode (displays standard sheet music notation to support learning)The game also includes options for key signature selection, dyads, and a metronome to enhance the training experience.
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 7, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Freelancers, are you being out-competed by AI?I've been a freelance web dev in a niche (online maps) for about 8 years. I have noticed a large drop in project enquiries over the last 12 months or so, and I'm speculating that one cause is potential clients using AI to implement their own projects.My typical projects are small, single-person full-stack sites: a bit of data preparation, a bit of specialist GIS knowledge, a Vue front-end, a Node backend, and deployment to a server provided by the client. I haven't tried, but I suspect modern LLMs would do a pretty good job building this kind of thing in the hands of a reasonable programmer.In other words: core value proposition (web mapping expertise and experience) can be provided by an AI.I'm curious whether other freelancers are experiencing something similar, or whether people on the other side of that equation (working at companies that might typically hire freelancers) have any insight to offer.
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vercept.com• Jan 7, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Vy, a cross platform AI agent that automates apps without APIsHi HN, I am Kiana, I was an AI researcher for 10 years, and since last November I have been working on Vy. Vy is a desktop app for Mac and Windows. It sees your screen and controls mouse and keyboard to automate workflows across apps, including ones without APIs. I know there is a lot of skepticism about AI agents, and I share some of it. A lot of things in this space look impressive in demos and then fall apart on real, boring work. So here are a few concrete things that Vy does today that we and early users actually rely on: Where it works best Tasks that you could explain in a paragraph and that take a human a few minutes, not hours.Workflows that mostly involve clicking, typing, scrolling, and copying between a few known tools.Where it does not work well Very long, unsupervised runs. It is better to keep tasks bounded and keep an eye on it.Pixel precise work like detailed design or brush based editing.Some custom web editors or highly dynamic UIs still confuse it.How it is differen
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news.ycombinator.com• Jan 6, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Launching niche service soon, how should I prepare?Hello, I've been working on a niche product MVP for little over a month and I believe its ready for beta testing.What are some steps to help with a solid beta launch?Here is my list before launching:1. Web page demonstrates features and what problem it solves. 2. Join a beta wait list that adds to a community, for support, videos, feature requests. 3. Posting messages on specific communities on social sites like Reddit, discord. 4. Offer lifetime pass for decent price that will give the users a boosted plan.Current issues: I have no idea how to price it out. It will be broken down into 3 plans for most people, then special cases will have 2 additional plans.Some features have real measurable costs for example bots, SMS, etc. Not sure how to mark those up. Make them A-la-cart?I still need to build iOS and Android applications but won't do that without real feedback and an API built.Any thoughts, feedback, how to figure out price, how to market without making it feel like marketing? Diff
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notchie.app• Jan 6, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I'd never touched Swift. Built a Mac app in 4 weeksHey HN!3-4 weeks ago I was trying to record a webinar for another side project. Screen recording, full screen presentation, talking through slides — should be simple.Except I kept forgetting what I wanted to say. And every time I glanced at my notes, it was obvious on camera. Worse — when recording full screen, there's nowhere to put notes without them being captured.Tried a few teleprompter apps. They either covered half my screen, scrolled at a fixed speed I couldn't match, or showed up in the recording.So I thought: I've been a full-stack dev for 20+ years. Never touched Swift or SwiftUI. Can I actually build a native Mac app?Turns out — yes. Took about 4 weeks of evenings and weekends. Claude helped me get past the Swift learning curve when I got stuck, but the architecture and problem-solving was mine.What it does: - Sits in the MacBook notch area (right below camera) - Scrolls based on voice — speak and it moves, pause and it waits - Invisible during screen sharing/recording (use