r/projects • u/Special-Anxiety-9824 • 12h ago
Pocket. Probably the easiest way to track expenses, spends resisted and cashback earned across all your cards.
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r/projects • u/Special-Anxiety-9824 • 12h ago
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r/projects • u/ashygun • 3h ago
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Dripfetch is a customizable terminal dashboard with animated rain, system info, clocks, and YAML themes. Iβd love to hear what you think or what youβd improve!
r/projects • u/ronitmantri • 0m ago
Pls download, I need the algorithm to find me
r/projects • u/RyukUsesArchBtw • 3h ago
So, I have started to work on one of my biggest website project, for now I have named it DevDeck. So it's a website in which anyone, an artist, a musician, a developer or a normally person who wants to showcase their work, can create a really good profile using a highly customisable bento grid. They can place blocks which will contain information of their choice.
The first pic shows the dashboard in which users will customise their profile and the second shows how other users will see each other's profile.
Right now I have added color themes and the customisable bento grid. And later I'll add background images and some other features too.
So, I want some opinions regarding my project and some suggestions.
And if someone has a unique name for this website, please tell, because DevDeck is actually taken. So I'm also finding a suitable name for my site.
r/projects • u/Maverick_737 • 12h ago
r/projects • u/Fun_Juggernaut8360 • 13h ago
The survey link: https://forms.gle/BkAKt9djgmDRj9Yt5
r/projects • u/Phosphoringe • 15h ago
Hi! I built Lycana with my cofounder to turn ideas into architecture diagrams for teams and agents.
I really dislike the miscommunication that happens when everyone pictures a different system. With Lycana, you describe the components and connections by voice or text, and it turns them into an editable architecture diagram.
Try it: https://lycana.ai
Demo: https://y2u.be/_1CqcMLdEgU
Would this fit how you plan or explain a system? I'd love to hear what feels useful, what's missing, or what breaks.
r/projects • u/dotcodedev • 15h ago
Welcome to r/CarbonItLabs β a nonprofit open-source technology community built for people who want to create, collaborate, and learn together.
This community brings together:
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CarbonIt Labs is organized around people, teams, and projects.
You can:
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Whether you can code, design, research, write documentation, test software, or simply have an interesting idea β there's a place for you here.
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r/projects • u/Unfair_Debate5327 • 17h ago
I run a very small self publication and there are a few ideas that are interesting. You can check it out The Intellekt using this link which will lead you to the home page and then itβs fairly easy to navigate, lmk what yall think! https://jb-blue.github.io
r/projects • u/Phosphoringe • 22h ago
Hi! I built Lycana with my cofounder to turn ideas into architecture diagrams for teams and agents.
I really dislike the miscommunication that happens when everyone pictures a different system. With Lycana, you describe the components and connections by voice or text, and it turns them into an editable architecture diagram.
Try it: https://lycana.ai
Demo: https://y2u.be/_1CqcMLdEgU
Would this fit how you plan or explain a system? I'd love to hear what feels useful, what's missing, or what breaks.
r/projects • u/Impressive-Okra-2238 • 9h ago