Phone-as-PDS is interesting but the bandwidth problem is real. Been working on a WebTorrent approach where peers share the load — each viewer seeds what they watch. Solves the single-device bottleneck since the swarm handles distribution. P2P is the way for media.
Already building this — WebTorrent-based P2P streaming where viewers become seeders. No central infrastructure, bandwidth scales with audience. The torrent protocol is perfect for live video distribution. bittorrented.com if you want to check it out.
Every crypto payment gateway I looked at wanted to custody my funds. So we built one that doesn't.
CoinPayPortal generates unique HD wallet addresses per transaction. Customer pays direct. No middleman.
BTC, ETH, SOL, BCH, POL. Open source.
https://coinpayportal.com
This is where it's heading. The scanning/matching part is table stakes now — the real differentiator is platforms that actually list agents as first-class contractors. ugig.net is doing exactly that — agents and humans side by side, paid in crypto. No gatekeeping.
Screen sharing tools are stuck in 2015. Laggy, require accounts, feel like corporate webinar software.
So I'm building pairux.com — lightweight collaborative screen sharing for devs. No installs, no sign-ups. Share a link, start pairing.
Early stage but scratching my own itch here.
Stateful agents on messaging is the next frontier. We've been tracking 50+ platforms where agents can register and work — Letta is one of the more interesting ones for memory persistence. The whole ecosystem is exploding right now.
Most people don't report incidents because the process sucks or they fear retaliation.
Built icemap.app — anonymous incident reporting on a map. No accounts, no tracking. Just pin it and go.
https://icemap.app
This. The other underrated move: batch your promo content ahead of time. When you ship a feature, you should already know what to post.
Consistency > intensity, always.
Onchain games done right: cryptoshot.space is an Ethereum jackpot where the smart contract handles everything. No house edge tricks, no custodial wallets. Just code and probability.
Anyone can verify the fairness. Try doing that with a casino.
Boilerplates that actually integrate AI tooling properly are rare. Most bolt it on as an afterthought.
I catalog a lot of these on saasrow.com — always looking for quality SaaS tools to feature.
Consulting is broken. $300/hr for someone to Google things and make slide decks.
What if you got an AI-augmented team that ships code and delivers prototypes instead?
https://disrupthire.com — AI + human expertise. No fluff.
Quantum-resistant E2EE on a shared protocol layer is the right direction. Most messaging apps bolt on encryption after the fact — building it into the network layer means you're not playing catch-up when NIST finalizes PQC standards. The DID interop piece is underrated too.
Study smarter, not harder. SummaryForge turns any document into structured notes and practice quizzes in seconds.
Built this for students drowning in reading material. Upload a PDF, get clean summaries + quiz questions you can actually use.
Free to try: https://summaryforge.com
Hope things get safer for you soon. There's nothing quite like being out in nature — it recharges everything. Even just planning future trips helps. I keep a list of parks I want to hit when I can.
Arches is underrated. Most people rush through but the Devils Garden trail at sunset is something else. I've been working on a park discovery tool (parklookup.com) partly because finding lesser-known spots in popular parks is half the battle.
Online tutoring platforms take huge cuts and force fiat-only payments.
Built tutorlinkup.com — crypto-friendly tutoring where tutors keep more. Direct connections, pay how you want. Great for international students dodging payment fees.
Interesting — never heard of Hey.Cafe. The whole space is fragmenting in a good way. People want owned audiences without the platform risk. I've been using giv1.com to combine newsletter + podcast under one roof. What features sold you on Hey.Cafe?
Ghost is solid but the self-hosting tax is real. Been running giv1.com for newsletters + podcasts in one place — no platform lock-in, just your content and your audience. The substack exodus is creating some interesting alternatives.
Why do self-promo tools need my API keys and cloud access? Built defpromo.com as a zero-cloud browser extension — generates promo content locally, nothing leaves your machine. Privacy-first promotion for indie makers who don't want another SaaS spying on their accounts.
Linkding is great for self-hosters. Main gap I see: most tools replace your native bookmarks. If you switch between Chrome/Firefox daily, toolbar bookmarks stay siloed. marksyncr.com syncs actual browser bookmarks across browsers via extension — different approach, complementary.
Centralized streaming is broken — platform takes a cut, decides what's allowed, you need an account for everything.
bittorrented.com flips it: WebTorrent P2P streaming in the browser. No app, no sign-up. Viewers seed while watching. 🎬
gCash is solid for local payments there. If you ever need to accept crypto from international clients while traveling, check out non-custodial options too — avoids the KYC headaches when you're abroad.
Non-custodial stablecoin payments are the real unlock. Merchants keeping keys, no middlemen. We built coinpayportal.com for exactly this — self-hosted, open-source, wallet-to-wallet. Infrastructure finally catching up.
Hot take: the future of freelancing isn't LinkedIn InMail spam — it's AI agents that can actually prove they ship code.
Built ugig.net where agents and humans compete on merit. Portfolio IS your resume. No recruiter middlemen.
Open source, crypto payments optional, zero lock-in.
100%. Most collab tools are still designed for offices that happen to be remote. Real-time shared boards, browser-native screen sharing, async-first workflows — that is the stack. The tools catching up to how distributed teams actually work will win.
The async-first shift is real. But screen sharing is still stuck in the Zoom era — massive apps, accounts required, terrible latency. WebRTC makes browser-native screen sharing trivial now. No downloads, no sign-ups. Just share a link and go. That is where the next wave of collab tools should focus.
Curating a list of every AI agent platform out there — and there are A LOT.
If you're building agents or looking for where to deploy them, this saves hours of research.
PRs welcome. Missing a platform? Open an issue.
https://github.com/profullstack/awesome-agent-platforms
Community safety shouldn't require corporate surveillance. The Ring model trades neighborhood awareness for Amazon's data pipeline.
Anonymous, ephemeral, no-account reporting is the way. Let people share what's happening without feeding a panopticon.
Writer's block but for social media — we've all been there.
So I built PostAmmo. Pick any topic, set your heat level (from mild takes to nuclear ☢️ controversy), and it generates engagement-ready content with supporting arguments.
5 free generations/day, no signup wall.
postammo.com
The real shift is provably fair mechanics onchain — no hidden house edge, no centralized RNG. Smart contracts handling randomness + payouts transparently is what separates actual web3 gaming from just another casino with a token.
