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No more searching for what to watch.
I built an app that in just a couple of clicks gives you a list of movies matched to your mood right now. Only the ones actually worth your evening.
Cinema Mood - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6797301017
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I just shipped something I've been quietly working on — MoodMap is live.
The idea is simple — you do a 3 minute check-in every day. Pick your mood, rate your energy, write a short note. That's it.
Behind the scenes AI reads your entries every week and tells you in plain English what's actually driving your mood — what words show up on your best days, what patterns appear before your worst ones, and what's really going on beneath the surface.
No complex dashboards. No overwhelming graphs. Just honest, readable insights about yourself.
I built this solo as a self-taught developer using React, Node.js, PostgreSQL and Gemini AI.
It's free to try — I'd love to know what you think.
👉 https://cruz-moodmap.netlify.app
Drop a comment or DM me with feedback — everything helps at this stage.
#buildinpublic #indiehacker #webdev #selftaught #sideproject
You wake up. It's October 29, 2004. 🎃
A POV nostalgia reel I created for my faceless account, Pop Culture Nostalgia: alarm clock, posters on the wall, the walk to the Halloween store and the candy aisle.
Every shot is AI-generated and art directed to feel like a still from an early 2000s teen movie: 35mm film look, warm golden undertone, hands-only POV, no faces.
Concept · Art direction · AI video · Edit
Posting it on October 29 is a nice touch. Hands-only POV is a smart call too; it keeps you inside the memory and avoids the face consistency problem that usually gives an AI sequence away.
We made Handset, a screenshot carousel for Framer, for app and SaaS websites that want to show their product screens.
A realistic iPhone holds still on its own stage while your screens change with the iOS push: the new one slides in from the right and the old one drifts back and dims. The screen titles beside it are the navigation. The active title opens its caption and fills a thin progress line while it waits, and visitors can click any title or drag the phone to move on.
Screens can come straight from your CMS, and any of them can play a muted video. On phones it gets its own layout with a swipe and screen dots. It also fits launch pages and case studies of mobile work.
