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inConnect — real-time AI translation for tour guides. Idea to a store-ready app in under a month. A guide speaks into a phone; tourists scan a QR code and hear the tour live, translated and subtitled in their own language — no app install for listeners. Built: Expo mobile app for guides, web listener, LiveKit agent worker with streaming speech-to-text and LLM translation, latency tuned mouth-to-ear. Published on Google Play and approved by the App Store.
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Melting Point is on Dribbble now ☺️🌍
A website concept about global warming, with a melting Statue of Liberty at the center. As you scroll, the scene slowly changes — until there’s water where the monument used to be.
Wanted to explore how motion could tell this story. Sharing a closer look at the result 🖤
What do you think?
https://dribbble.com/shots/27839407-Melting-Point-A-Climate-Story
ThisDay 3.0 is live on the App Store
Pay-once day planner for iPhone, iPad, Watch and Mac:
- New UI and D / W / M / Y zoom slider
- New Library
- Native split layout for iPhone Duo
- On-device SiriAI for charts and day planning
- Tasks, events, habits, notes, voice memos, photos and places on one timeline
pay once in 2026, respect 🙌 everyone pushes subscriptions now. the zoom slider from day to year is a really nice way to move through a planner
My Watch Later list was never a library. It was a pile.
Hundreds of videos I meant to learn from and no way to ask anything about them. So I built BrainTube. You save a YouTube video, podcast, article or PDF, it gets transcribed, and then you ask about it from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP. Or in BrainTube's own chat, where a video citation opens at the exact moment it came from.
I use it every day. 1,387 saves since March, and I search it from Claude almost daily.
Launching on Product Hunt on Tue 17 Nov.
brain-tube.com
"My Watch Later was never a library, it was a pile" is so relatable. Citations that jump to the exact moment in the video is a great touch.