holameraj
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Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
I built PageMon, a lightweight error + uptime monitoring tool. It’s weird shipping something non-AI in the middle of all the AI slop, but here we are.
Some differences from Sentry:
SDK is small and fast
One-line setup
Real-time alerts (Discord, Slack, Email)
Dashboard is simple, no extra noise
Live now → pagemon.space
Feedback is welcome.
Comment · 1 year ago
Todo apps are all the same. Add task. Forget task. Feel bad. Repeat.
Tinyplan just plans it out for you. You tell it what you want to do, it figures out the rest, keeps you moving.
Unlimited. Free. Works. That’s it.
Community-driven, not a SaaS.
Comment · 1 year ago
I built something called Tinyplan, a minimal task planner that helps you break down what you want to do into simple steps you can follow.
The motivation came from trying a lot of productivity tools that felt too heavy, cluttered, or locked me into rigid templates. I wanted something lighter, more focused, and less distracting. With Tinyplan you just open a page, write down what you are working on, and it helps organize it into a plan.
It is free to use forever. You get one page with unlimited planning if you bring your own Gemini API key, which stays in your browser and never leaves your machine. There is no login required and no data is stored on any server. If you want more than one page, there is a small $1/month upgrade that unlocks unlimited pages and extra features.
Try it live: https://tinyplan.space/
Comment · 1 year ago
I’ve always found market research tedious not in theory, but in practice. Finding where users actually talk, what they’re asking for, and tracking competitors took hours of sifting through forums, social media, and niche communities. Tired of doing it manually, I built a tool that automates the process, digging deep into corners of the web I wouldn’t have thought to check. It tracks real user requests, identifies relevant communities, and even provides insights on competitors. It’s still a work in progress, but it’s already saving me a ton of time and easily replacing what would have cost $10k to hire someone to do manually. If you're struggling with this too, I set up a simple waitlist page here: https://tinyresearcher.space/
Comment · 1 year ago
Hi Hacker News,
I’m excited to share that my SaaS project, TinyHead, is now live in its free MVP version. TinyHead is an AI-powered tool designed to help users organize and quickly search through their content — whether it’s saved in Notion, Google Docs, PDFs, web URLs, or even YouTube videos.
As a developer it is tempting to take the quick cash. But after looking into the product and seeing the potential I realized it is worth taking the risk and building further.
The tool solves a real problem for developers. APIs and webhooks fail silently and most monitoring tools are too heavy or noisy. I believe it can grow if approached the right way.
The product is called Pagemon and you can check it out here: https://www.pagemon.space
I am sharing this because if you have ever faced the same choice quick payout versus long-term potential I would like to hear your thoughts.
If you are a developer struggling with API failures I would love to give early access and get feedback on the product.