devrimco

Sorry I encountered a hug of death from Hacker News. Fixed it.

Hey HN,

I built CorePage as a solo project to solve a simple problem: I was constantly switching between tabs - reading news (there are too many), taking notes (they are everywhere), using small tools (i hate ads), asking AI things (read through paragraphs of cringe AI replies), and trying to turn that into something useful.

So, I tried putting all of that into a single start page.

CorePage is an AI-powered homepage where you can:

- Read global news as short, structured briefings (automatically updated and prioritized by AI)

- Take notes and instantly have it cleaned, rewritten, or turned into LinkedIn posts. (more to come)

- Chat with multiple premium AI models in a fast, no-fluff Q&A style (or you can also change the AI behavior)

- Use dozens of small tools (text tools, converters, utilities); click and run (did I mention I hate ads, especially on small tool websites)

- Search anything (Google, YouTube, Maps, Bing..) from the same input (first I built an extension for this, Google banned me with red alert, as they do not allow you to change the search box.)

- Check weather (it also has an AI summary :)), world clocks, calendar, and use a Pomodoro timer.

- See a quick markets overview and get instant AI commentary

It’s meant to feel lightweight - not a platform, just a homepage you actually keep open and use throughout the day.

I'm currently also working on: * A simple way to generate shareable report/summary pages (I've had many friends working 9 to 5 need this, I also needed it. /username/you-can-share-your-report asap) * A lightweight AI workflow system (oooh, i'm very excited for this)

Would love to hear: > What do you usually keep open all day? > Would you replace your start page with something like this? > What do you think it should also have?

Happy to answer anything

I've seen too much delusion around the subject, so I wanted to jot down my take on it. There is a denial on why Jack (Ex-Twitter now Block) fired half of their staff.

My wife and I are experimenting with a small side project: T-shirts inspired by vintage covers of classical novels we love. The idea started as "would we actually wear this?" and turned into a tiny collection.

We even made 1 sale, the customer loved it, that made us very happy and motivated :)

We're still early and very much in exploration mode, so I'd love feedback. Anything I should do add/remove to the website also counts. :)

If you have favorite classic novels, cover designs, or sites/resources about vintage book art that you think we should look at, I'm all ears.

Thanks in advance