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Power users switching from Android hate using iPhone because it has no Bluetooth file sharing, no easy QR code scanning, and requires password every app download.
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Teams update status in Slack, CRM, spreadsheets and more, making it time-consuming and error-prone for founders to get accurate project updates, with answers taking 20+ minutes to compile.
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Users seek free alternatives to Doodle for scheduling meetings and collecting availability without vendor lock-in or excessive features. Gap exists for a simple, distraction-free scheduling coordination tool. [Google Search suggestion]
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Unfollowed 1,000 more people today. Most hadn’t posted in years... Did you do all that manually? Been looking for a way to automate this, myself
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Users hate using the iOS home screen and prefer the App Library but are frustrated that widgets cannot be added there, forcing unwanted home screen use.
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Listeners want adjustable playback speeds (like 0.5x) for voice notes to better understand fast talkers or save time, which current apps lack.
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People who work weekdays want an alarm clock or app that automatically turns off or adjusts on public holidays and days off, so they don't get woken up unnecessarily.
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Users struggle to organize and find bookmarks across browsers as they accumulate hundreds or thousands. A lightweight tool that auto-tags, searches, and syncs bookmarks across devices could fill gaps in Chrome's native UI. [Google Search suggestion]
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Switching between multiple email accounts on iPhone is fragmented across native Mail, Gmail, Outlook apps. A unified inbox/manager that aggregates multiple accounts with smart filtering and unified search solves real workflow friction. [Google Search suggestion]
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Users look for cheaper calendar display options but have difficulty finding reliable comparisons and feature reviews. A curated tool that highlights affordable alternatives and their pros/cons solves this need. [Google Search suggestion]
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Users need a simple app that automatically takes notes during phone or video calls to avoid manual note-taking and improve productivity.
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Wordle players seek daily hints that help progress without spoiling answers; providing subtle, contextual hints can enhance the experience. [Trending: "wordle hints today" with 500+ searches in GB]
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Installing and managing custom content for The Sims involves emptying SSD, finding virus-free hacks, installing hundreds of items, and dealing with update conflicts, taking excessive time.
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Help users automatically categorize, sort, or draft replies to common email patterns without manual intervention. Solves repetitive email management for professionals handling high volumes. [Google Search suggestion]
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Major updates to tools like Microsoft SharePoint and Office introduce confusing new designs that break user muscle memory without benefit.
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Users need a simple way to track and view changes to websites, app UIs, algorithms (Google, Instagram), pricing, or bank interfaces since the previous day or last visit.
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People struggle to find an app that tracks both progress and deadline milestones for personal yearly goals, often defaulting to spreadsheets due to lack of suitable options.
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I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on called Frugal Tokens. I originally built it because I was curious to see how much all of my sessions cost and how much cache misses affected that spend. I’d noticed people had widely different spend profiles and wanted to better understand what might contribute to that.As I’ve worked on this, the tool has grown to show more usage patterns across all of your sessions. It shows overall usage, estimated working time and overlapping sessions, and where your spend is coming from across models and cache misses. I also have a few session level metrics with percentile breakdowns, along with a list of your sessions and high level info.Clicking into a session opens an explorer where you can see individual model calls and tool inputs and outputs. You can also jump directly to where a cache miss happened. There’s also a rough cost comparison that shows what the recorded session would have cost with another model’s pricing, or for Anthropic, with 5m vs 1h caching.In the future, I’d love to collect more information to see which patterns might make people’s workflows more expensive, e.g. long sessions, high context usage, many turns, etc.The tool requires deno, but is just one command to run once that is installed. The demo provided has some of the data scrubbed, but helps to show what it looks like before running it.Would appreciate any thoughts or ideashttps://github.com/dpclark4/frugal-tokens
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