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Web3 traders waste significant time manually switching between different apps and platforms to track asset balances, positions, and execute tasks across Solana and EVM chains, while also dealing with privacy risks from public servers.
X1mo agoToolFinance
Users lose money to recurring automatic transactions for unused services and have no easy way to require manual approval before charges, leading to ongoing financial frustration.
X1mo agoToolFinance
Traders have to manually compare every venue before placing a trade, leading to higher expected costs instead of automated smart routing across hundreds of scenarios.
X1mo agoToolFinance
Centralized platform that uses AI to automatically find and alert users to flight price drops across airlines, eliminating manual searching and leveraging the success of corporate flight optimization. [Trending: "passagens aereas" with 100+ searches in BR]
Google Trends1mo agoToolTravelBR
Software tool that helps DIYers locate studs, pipes, and wires behind drywall using smartphone sensors or external device integration. Solves the common home repair/renovation problem of finding safe drilling spots. [Google Search suggestion]
Google Trends1mo agoToolProductivityUS
Tool that analyzes installed apps, identifies redundant or unnecessary ones, and suggests safe uninstallation to reduce phone clutter and improve performance. Addresses smartphone bloat without risking system stability. [Google Search suggestion]
Google Trends1mo agoToolProductivityUS
Hearing aid users struggle with clarity and usability in noisy environments like restaurants, offices, and social venues due to poor noise filtering and directional audio processing.
YC Graveyard7y agoToolHealthcare
Hi HN, we’re Bence and Ryan, founders of Hoplite (https://hoplite.sh). Hoplite lets you deploy coding agents in the cloud, with a suite of tools that makes it incredibly easy to QA features. During onboarding, we port over your local setup - sessions, memories, MCP servers, and get your projects ready to run in the cloud.Here’s a demo: https://youtu.be/bnyktZ_9pjEWe got here after pivoting away from the idea we applied to YC with; AI for retail investing. It ultimately wasn’t a product that we ourselves would use, nor served a customer base that we felt connected to. In reflecting on what we really wanted to do, we realised that we loved talking to founders and developers, and were really opinionated about the specific area of cloud agents. We tried out all the existing solutions, and didn’t find one that A) took good advantage of being in the cloud, and B) was performant and felt good to use.We’re building a product that we feel reflects what mainstream development will look like in 6-12 months. As models improve, developers will end up reviewing less and less code, and will instead focus on reviewing the product output. That means evaluating new user flows, visually verifying that new features look good, that the API works as expected, that the CLI works on Windows, etc. And doing it while running hundreds of agents concurrently.On the agent side, we’ve created a custom harness. We spent a lot of time deciding on whether we should use an off the shelf solution like Codex/Claude Code, but ultimately wanted the independence and freedom that came with building it in house. It also means that we can test out completely new features without relying on Anthropic and OpenAI to catch up.Everything is hosted on AWS, with the exception of: Temporal for durable workflows, Modal for sandboxes, and Planetscale for our database. Our infra decisions were driven by a strong belief that agents are becoming a tier 0 piece of infrastructure, and they ne
Hacker News1mo agoToolAI
Hacker News1mo agoToolOther
Hi HN! I've been working on Bor, an open-source system for centralized Linux desktop management.Bor consists of a lightweight Go agent and a central server. Policies are streamed to clients over mTLS/gRPC in real time—no polling—and currently support Firefox, Chrome, KDE, dconf, polkit and package management, with more coming.Version 0.8 introduces several new policy types - Thunderbird, Microsoft Edge for Business and FirewallD zones, along with a number of improvements and fixes.I'd love feedback on the architecture, policy model, and whether this is something you'd consider for managing Linux workstations.
Hacker News1mo agoToolBusiness
Creators experience unreliable performance on TikTok including 0 views glitches, constant AI content, and platform instability that reduces usability and reach.
X1mo agoToolMedia
Subscribers to Blaze app experience frequent failures watching live content despite paying for the service, forcing fallback to free alternatives.
X1mo agoToolMedia
Guitarists and musicians hate using tabs & chords apps because they never have the exact songs they want to learn.
X1mo agoToolEducation
Users turn on notifications for specific accounts but still miss quotes and direct messages, leading to lost engagement and communication on the platform.
X1mo agoToolProductivity
Users of Grok Imagine face excessive moderation and blocks on fully clothed, non-explicit prompts, despite seeing unmoderated explicit content elsewhere on the platform.
X1mo agoToolAI
Help sellers navigate state-specific car sale requirements, paperwork, and legal compliance without hiring an attorney or dealer. [Google Search suggestion]
Google Trends1mo agoToolLegalUS
Consolidates air quality warnings across regions with personalized alerts, health recommendations, and activity planning. Most solutions are fragmented by agency or geography. [Trending: "air quality warning" with 200+ searches in US]
Google Trends1mo agoToolOtherUS
Aggregates FDA/health authority recalls across retailers and sends alerts based on user shopping habits. Existing tools are fragmented or agency-specific. [Trending: "product recall" with 500+ searches in GB]
Google Trends1mo agoToolFood & NutritionGB
Helps companies quickly assess breach scope, HIPAA/regulatory obligations, and notification timelines. Current solutions are expensive legal/compliance software. [Trending: "what is a data breach" with 200+ searches in BR]
Google Trends1mo agoToolLegalBR
Hi HN! We’re Akilan and Miguel, the creators of MarbleOS.The inspiration for Marble comes from the GUI work at Xerox PARC, the 1984 Macintosh, and later NeXTSTEP, which became the foundation for Mac OS X. Before GUIs, interacting with a computer was limited to strange terminal commands:C:\> DIRC:\> COPY FILE.TXT A:You had to remember the command, syntax, paths, and parameters.The GUI made those capabilities visible. Instead of remembering commands, you could point at files, drag them, click buttons, and select actions from menus. It didn't necessarily make entirely new things possible; it just made existing capabilities much easier to understand and use. We feel like AI is still somewhere around this command-line stage.Even though the strict syntax has been replaced with natural language, the interaction can still be quite stiff and depend on heavily recall. Tools like Claude Cowork still look surprisingly terminal-like: /skill-name [param1] [param2]. The parameters are written in natural language, but the user still needs to know the capabilities that exist, and how to invoke it. Command-line flags and arguments have just been replaced with tools, skills, and context.ChatGPT works very well for asking questions, but we aren't convinced that it's the final interface for delegating work across multiple agents. A blank text box and a list of chat threads feels limiting. An agent's capabilities are mostly invisible. With Marble, we're exploring an interface that treats AI more like a workspace than another chat app. Each delegated task becomes a card. Multiple jobs can sit next to each other and run at once. Files, tools, and finished artifacts are visible at once. Before a task runs, Marble also shows which tools it expects to use. The basic idea is that the user should not have to hold the entire structure of the task in their head. And the result should be something directly usable, like a spreadsheet, PowerPoint, or other file, r
Hacker News1mo agoToolAI