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Flashback cam is a video recorder app which records past moments, basically it keeps upto 30 sec in the buffer and when something happens, you press record and save, it will include past 30 seconds and whatever happens next. No need to record everything and fill up storage just for 1 perfect moment.
Hum is an AI coding tool that runs entirely in your browser. No install, no account, no subscription. Open heyhum.net on your phone, tablet, or laptop and start building. Most AI coding tools hide what's happening. You send a prompt, get code back, and somewhere in between the model read files, burned tokens, and made decisions you never saw. Hum shows all of it. Every file the model touched. Every token spent. The full prompt that left your browser. The API call with status and timing. You see what happened before you commit anything. Hum is BYOK. Bring your own key from Anthropic, OpenRouter, or run local models through Ollama. Hum charges nothing on top. You pay your provider directly, only for what you actually use. Skip a week, pay nothing. Or use the free tier with 20 messages a day, no key needed, no card, no signup. Code changes arrive as real diffs inside Hum's built-in editor. Review line by line, accept or reject each hunk, spot-edit before applying, or open the full file and write the line yourself. Nothing overwrites your code without your hand on it. Your workspace is the same across devices. Start on your laptop, pick it up on your phone, push a fix from the couch. Same files, same diffs, no install on either. What makes Hum different from every other tool in this space is Walkthrough. Select any block of code and Hum opens a side panel that walks you through what it does, line by line, in plain language. Pick a difficulty level: Beginner spells things out as if you're new to the codebase, Normal gives a mid-level read, Expert skips the basics and focuses on edge cases, performance, and gotchas. There's a "Watch Out" callout when something deserves a closer look, and you can save any walkthrough to your notes for later. Walkthrough also works on whole files. Open it from the file menu and Hum breaks the file into 4 to 8 beats organized by responsibility. It reads your pinned project files for context, so it can tell you "this hook is the one Settings.tsx imports" instead of guessing. No other coding tool does this. Every competitor buries explanation inside a chat window where it scrolls away. Hum makes understanding your code a first-class feature, not an afterthought. Compare Mode lets you ask two models the same question side by side and pick the winner. Great for stubborn bugs where one model is confidently wrong, or for testing whether your prompt works across providers before you commit your workflow to one. Pipelines let you chain tasks together with control flow. Set a task to auto-run or require manual review. Define what happens on pass or fail: move to the next step, stop, retry, or jump. Attach files, notes, and presets to each task. It's automation with guardrails. Hum has a community prompt library where users share and fork system prompts, and a profiles system for swapping between custom configurations. Drop a file into a fresh workspace and Hum parses it instantly on your machine: lines, functions, exports, TODOs, imports, size. No model call, no key needed. The chat input pre-fills a starter question based on the file type. Drop a diff and it asks what changed. Drop a test file and it asks how the tests are organized. Security is the architecture, not a feature. API keys live in your browser and are never stored on Hum's servers. Requests pass through as a stateless proxy. Your key is attached in flight, forwarded to your provider, and dropped. There is no user database to breach because there are no user accounts. Enable Transparency Mode to audit every request before it leaves your browser. Enable Safe Mode to require approval before any file write or shell command. Encrypted exports wrap your workspace backup in AES-GCM with a passphrase only you know. Hum was not built to compete with Cursor or Copilot. It was built for the people those tools were never designed for. The developer who wants to ship from a phone at midnight. The learner who wants to understand the code, not just receive it. The engineer who cares where their data goes. The solo founder who can't justify $20 a month to test an idea. Free tier, no signup, runs in your browser. BYOK when you're ready. Hum Pro lifts the limits with Walkthrough, encrypted exports, and more. Built by one person on a phone. No VC, no team, no runway. Just a small bird and a stubbornness problem.
Most B2B SaaS teams do competitor analysis once, build a deck, and it's stale in 3 months. They miss when competitors change pricing tiers, move features between plans, or pivot their messaging—usually finding out during a customer call when it's too late. PriceForge automates continuous competitor monitoring with AI-powered crawlers that check competitor pricing, packaging, features, and messaging multiple times per week. Instead of manually stalking competitor websites or relying on outdated competitive intel, teams get automatic alerts on meaningful changes with timestamped before/after screenshots as proof. What makes PriceForge different: - Focuses specifically on B2B SaaS competitive intelligence (not general market research) - Smart filtering that surfaces only meaningful changes (pricing updates, feature tier shifts, messaging pivots) and ignores cosmetic noise - Visual proof with before/after screenshots so teams have evidence, not just alerts - Weekly digests that are ready to share with sales and product teams - Built for non-technical teams—no coding or setup complexity Target customers: Product marketing managers, sales enablement teams, and pricing strategists at B2B SaaS companies who need competitive intelligence without manual work. Free tier: Monitor 3 competitors with weekly updates. Paid plans starting at $50-200/month to track more
PixGrid is an AI-powered photo editor that runs 100% in the browser. It combines a layer-based canvas editor (think Photoshop) with social media templates (think Canva) — background removal, object erasing, filters, text, shapes, and export to PNG/SVG/PDF. Why I built it: I wanted professional editing tools without the $13/month subscription trap. Background removal alone costs money on most platforms — even basic photo grids are paywalled. PixGrid gives you 60+ AI tools for free — no account needed for basic editing. Sign up (free) and you get 1 full-resolution export per day and access to 99% of features. What makes it different: No subscriptions, ever. One-time passes starting at $2.99 if you want premium AI features. No auto-renewal. Privacy-first. Your images are processed on private servers and deleted immediately. Nothing is stored or used for training. Actually free. The full canvas editor, filters, templates, and most AI tools work without paying. Browser-only. No downloads, works on desktop and mobile. Tech stack (for the curious): React + Fabric.js canvas, FastAPI backend, Docker, local AI models (Many and quite well optimized while still focusing on max quality). All AI runs on my own servers — no OpenAI/Replicate API calls.
iLearn is the perfect app to learn things faster with ease thanks to AI. Scan your handwritten notes and convert them to flashcards to study faster and smarter. It includes Apple Intelligence to generate flashcards with AI locally with no data shared. The app is free because I think that being able to learn easily is important.
AirTabs is a fast mini web browser for macOS that lets you browse instantly without switching apps. QUICK ACCESS BROWSER Open any website in seconds with a lightweight floating browser that stays on top of your workspace. STAY IN YOUR FLOW No more switching between apps. Search, open links, and browse the web without interrupting your work. FLOATING MINI BROWSER Use a compact browser window that is always ready when you need it. Fast, simple, and designed for efficiency. SMART USE CASES - Look up anything instantly - Use ChatGPT or other AI tools - Translate text without leaving your app - Play music while working - Open links quickly from anywhere BUILT FOR PRODUCTIVITY Perfect for developers, students, and power users who want quick web access at any time. SIMPLE AND POWERFUL AirTabs combines speed, convenience, and minimal design to give you a better browsing experience on macOS.
Flowton - a sci-fi gamified productivity timer app, where focused work turns into visual “time particles”, that build progress as orbits around a Core, or get wasted into a Black Hole. It’s designed as an evolution to traditional timers or Pomodoro, with a lightweight offline game-like loop built around real time tracking.
Break the scroll. Reconnect with nature. Privacy-first Android app to track outdoor time. Do you spend too much time looking at a screen? TouchGrass is the simple way to track your time in nature. Whether you want to increase your sunlight exposure or just need a nudge to go for a walk, TouchGrass helps you find your balance. Most trackers want your data. TouchGrass only wants you to enjoy the fresh air. The app learns your schedule and sends a nudge when it’s the best time to head out—without ever sending your location to the cloud.
