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Jourmora turns travel preferences into coherent, day-by-day itineraries. It ranks destinations using preference fit, crowd pressure, fragility, local benefit and capacity, then balances route efficiency, timing and pace to build a practical trip plan. The current beta focuses on the Benelux and Côte d’Azur.
Simple kanban board made for passionate lazy peeps can use our Operator studio to chat and build edit and schedule your cards and boards just like that All locally stored private just connect to use ai credits
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Stack Overflow and GitHub Issues force developers to scroll through dozens of outdated forum comments from 2018 just to find a single line of working code. The bet: engineers don't want a discussion thread; they want an edge-cached, structured fix served directly to their browser or injected straight into their IDE via an MCP server. Tech & Architecture: Frontend: React (Vite) wrapped in an 80s/90s retro-cyberpunk terminal UI (monospace fonts, wireframe borders, neon accents). Edge & DB: Hono on Cloudflare Workers, Cloudflare D1 (Edge SQLite), and Cloudflare R2 bucket storage. AI & Integration: Gemini 1.5 Flash for trace parsing, Groq (Llama 3.3 70B) for streaming debugging, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Cursor & Claude. Current Status & Honesty: Solo developer, launched live on a custom domain (nowmine.site). Monetization is planned around a $10/year Pro Pass, MCP usage tokens, and sponsored Fix-A-Thons. Being completely straight since this is a roast: zero paying subscribers so far, zero organic traffic, and an aggressively neon-green terminal design that will either look legendary or give developers severe eye strain at 2 AM. Roast accordingly.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
ScriptTap automates repetitive tasks on Android without coding or root access. Build visual workflows that tap, swipe, read on-screen text, recognize images, and make decisions based on what’s happening on your screen. Use it for simple auto-clicking, repetitive game actions, or workflows across multiple apps. Start with the visual editor or get AI help building a script, then use live debugging to see what it’s doing.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
TypesetOS is a live document-formatting tool for theses, dissertations, and research papers. It was built after repeatedly dealing with long Word documents where fixing one thing could break another—page numbering, headings, margins, TOCs, spacing, and section formatting. Users upload an existing document, choose the required formatting standard, and TypesetOS automatically reformats it. You can preview the result before paying, so you can judge whether it actually fixed the document first.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
It's an ai website for generating ai videos and photos You can also post directly to your social media platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn, tiktok and others
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Create stunning invitations without the need to hire a designer, designed by top designers, you just enter your details to personalize, choose from tons of stunning designs, the hardest part is picking just one, it's a super user friendly website, you can't get lost, simple and easy and smooth. Currently there are only 5 designs, It's in beta, but it will have a few hundred designs when launching officially
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Pitch ready made websites to small local businesses
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Rob0Private rooms from one link. No account. We can't read your chat — only people with the link can.
Last roasted by Lazer W.
It analyses the competitors SEO activity so small teams can compete and outrank bigger players in the industry.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Discover your app's sneaky behaviour before your users do
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
it started with a simple question: what happens to all the saas tools we use when ai can build or replace them? the death of saas tracks the products, tools, and categories that are becoming easier to replace with ai. it helps you see what’s changing, what’s becoming unnecessary, and where the next opportunities might be.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Your project plan as a tree your coding agents actually read. Here's a plan you can poke, no sign-up: https://treestructuredplanning.com/share/3IIn1qIVKHmGhAW4avgZiVjWUE8Oe8Bubb6n-zOmYdY?utm_source=r8myproject&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=roast-post That canvas is the actual plan I used to build the share feature you're clicking through. I plan TSP's own development inside the deployed product, so you're poking at the development record, not a demo dataset. The product: your software project is a tree of nodes, each with intent, in-scope, out-of-scope, and acceptance criteria, connected by typed edges (depends_on, uses, implements, conflicts_with, supersedes, relates_to). Agents read the same plan through an MCP server (Claude Code, Codex, any MCP client), pull the node they're building, and record results back. The bet: a plan with real structure survives agent sessions in a way a markdown file doesn't. Solo founder, publicly launched, early access behind a waitlist. Already took one 5/10 on X this week for having nothing to touch; the link above is the response. Roast accordingly.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Stop editing your videos one by one, edit multiple videos at once
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Sonaraem uses AI to understand your Spotify library and automatically turn thousands of saved songs into meaningful, personalized playlists. If you've ever saved hundreds or thousands of songs to Spotify and eventually lost track of what belongs where, Sonaraem is built for you. Connect your Spotify account and let Sonaraem analyze your music, discover patterns in your taste, and continuously organize your library into playlists based on genre, mood, themes, atmosphere, and musical relationships. Once your library is analyzed, Sonaraem keeps working in the background, periodically discovering new music patterns and updating your playlists automatically. No manual sorting. No deciding which playlist a song belongs in. Just a music library that organizes itself.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Sova Planner is an everyday planner for iPhone. Notes, to-dos, and calendars from Apple, Google, and Outlook live in one app, so you’re not jumping between Notes, Reminders, and three calendars. Check your day from the Home Screen widget. Sharing that actually works. Split life into Groups (work, friends, family) and invite people in one tap. Everyone sees the same list. You decide who can view or add. No more planning in WhatsApp. No ads, no tracking. Private stuff stays on your iPhone. It starts to feel like a personal assistant. Most apps make you retype everything. Sova doesn’t. Share text from an email, snap a photo, drop in a screenshot, or just talk. It becomes a task, event, or note in seconds.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
VerifiFlo helps founders and developers validate early-stage products and MVPs with structured feedback. Feedback is organized in a centralized dashboard, making it easier to identify patterns, understand what is working, and see where your product can improve without sorting through scattered comments.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
A public board for the app ideas you'll never get around to building. Post one and someone with a free weekend picks it up — or take one if you're staring at an empty editor. Every idea comes with a copy-ready build prompt you paste straight into Claude Code or Cursor. No account, no signup, no claim on what gets built. Free for everyone. Funded by weekly sponsor slots from $5 to $100, with every click count published so a sponsor can check whether it worked. Six days old. 34 ideas on it so far.
Last roasted by Steven Secreti
The social network for founders building in public and growing together.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
LitLyzer is an AI-powered research assistant designed to help researchers, students, scientists, and engineers read, organize, analyze, and understand scientific literature faster. It helps turn large collections of research papers into searchable, structured knowledge, making it easier to find relevant information, extract insights, compare studies, and build a personal research knowledge base. We’re building LitLyzer to reduce the time researchers spend searching through papers and increase the time they can spend understanding, connecting, and applying scientific knowledge. We’d love feedback from researchers and the wider community on how LitLyzer can make literature research more useful and efficient.
Last roasted by Pakho
SwapDeck is a local item-swapping app that helps you turn things you no longer need into things you actually want — without buying or selling. Add your items, swipe through nearby listings, match with other traders, and build fair item-for-item deals using smart matching, AI valuations, and a Fairness Meter. No coins. No marketplace payments. Just swipe, match, and swap.
Last roasted by Cyrio Technologies
RankReason is a product research and ranking platform that helps people make better buying decisions without digging through endless reviews and marketing claims. It analyzes product specs, manuals, expert reviews, and real owner feedback, then turns that research into clear rankings, practical recommendations, and plain-English tradeoffs. RankReason is also built for AI agents, with structured Markdown, llms.txt, and dedicated agent-friendly data for product research and comparison tasks.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
ToolVitals is a public software intelligence platform that tracks the health of thousands of developer tools and open-source projects. It monitors signals like maintenance activity, release velocity, licensing and openness, source coverage, and evidence confidence — helping you quickly see which tools are actively maintained, which are slipping, and which are worth betting your stack on. Tool profiles are also available in Markdown and JSON, making the data useful for both humans and AI agents.
Last roasted by Steven Secreti
Kern turns a book you've already read into spaced repetition cards, without you having highlighted or noted anything while reading. The premise: most people finish a nonfiction book, remember one sentence a month later, and never captured a thing along the way. Every existing tool (Anki, Readwise) assumes you did the capture work. Kern assumes you didn't. You type a book title and get cards for it. iOS only, paid. Launched July 2026. Being straight with you since this is a roast: it has close to zero organic downloads and no conversions so far. I don't know whether that's the landing page, the concept, the price, or the fact that nobody actually wants this. Please don't be gentle. The most useful thing you can tell me is where you personally lost interest.
Last roasted by Uriel Bitton
TraderCater an AI trading journal that turns screenshots of your trade history into organized trade journals and insights—no manual entry required.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
Secure peer-to-peer messaging for desktop, built with Rust. The app provides encrypted messaging, encrypted local storage, forward secrecy, signed invite links, and three frontends: an egui desktop GUI, a ratatui terminal UI, and a newer Tauri + React desktop app.
Last roasted by Martin Sailliez
QAura is a website when user can just see my QA services. They have all information needed before booking a call with me about QA audits.
Last roasted by TJ June
My company creates promotional merchandise for businesses.
Last roasted by Léo Hernaut
Copy-paste video components for Remotion. Install social clips, reels, data stories, and podcast clips with a CLI — every component copies into your repo as source you own. Think shadcn but for programmatic video
Last roasted by Steven Secreti