India doesn't have a folklore problem. It has a documentation problem. Yakshas, Vetalas, Churels, Nagas — these stories exist, but the internet can't find them. So I built LokKatha — a structured archive of Indian folklore 🔗 lokkatha.xyz #IndianFolklore #Mythology

I built my own Spotify-like music library 🎵 Not because Spotify is bad—but because I'm a very casual music listener. For me, Spotify's interface and controls often feel like an airplane cockpit 😅. Most of the time I'd just listen to music on YouTube. The problem? I would hear an amazing song, forget its name a few days later, and then spend forever trying to find it again. Most of the time I had to hope YouTube recommended it back to me. I've forgotten so many songs I genuinely loved because of this. So I built LogPose. ✨ Features: • Import your liked songs from YouTube • Download music through yt-dlp • Upload your own music files • Automatically fetch metadata (title, artist, album, cover art) • Organize your collection beautifully • Create your own playlists • Simple, clean interface focused on just listening No subscriptions. No algorithm deciding what I should hear. Just my music collection, organized the way I like it. It's also completely open source ❤️ 🔗 github.com/everydaycodings/l… Would love to hear your thoughts and feature suggestions! #opensource #python #music #selfhosted #buildinpublic #github #webdev

Completed day 1 of GenAI with JS 2026 by @ChaiCodeHQ 🚀 Really looking forward to diving deep into GenAI with guidance from @Hiteshdotcom and @piyushgarg_dev. Huge thanks to @ChaiCodeHQ for launching such a well-structured cohort. Excited for the journey ahead! 🙌☕ #ChaiAurCode #GenAI #JavaScript #AI #WebDev

I finally get to say this... Glyph is live. 🚀 glyph.everydaycodings.com I built Glyph because I've always hated that almost every messaging app asks for your phone number or email before you can even say "hi." So I wondered... What if your identity was just a seed phrase? That's exactly what Glyph does. Your seed phrase generates the cryptographic keys that encrypt every message. The server only stores scrambled ciphertext, so not even I—the person who built it—can read your chats. A few things I'm really excited about: 🔐 No phone number. No email. 💬 End-to-end encrypted by default. 📱 Install it like an app (PWA). 🌙 Built for dark mode from day one. 📶 Works offline for onboarding, identity, and lock screen. 🛠️ Self-hostable with an open backend. And yes, the name comes from One Piece. 😄 The Poneglyphs are ancient encrypted writings that only the right people can decode. That felt like the perfect name for an app where only you hold the key. This is just v1, and I'd genuinely love to hear what you think. Try it, break it, tell me what sucks, tell me what you'd add. Every bit of feedback helps ❤️

Working on a hobby project called Glyph. The goal: messaging without phone numbers, emails, or traditional accounts. Your identity lives in a seed phrase that only you hold, and messages are end-to-end encrypted by default. A lot left to build, but here's the current state 👇 #buildinpublic #opensource #privacy

Today's Vani report humbled me 😂 I always thought I spoke at a normal pace. Reality: • 99 words/min • Flat vocal energy • Moderate intonation That's the fun part of building tools for communication—you end up learning a lot about your own habits too. getvani.xyz

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Exactly. AI is turning into a geopolitical weapon, not just a productivity tool. US export controls on Fable 5 & Mythos 5 show how fast access can disappear based on nationality. Every country (and every serious dev) needs to prioritize sovereign/open-source models now. Relying entirely on foreign frontier labs is high risk.

Tried Buldak Carbonara ramen today 🍜 It was pretty decent, but I think I've finally accepted that my Indian taste buds are loyal to Maggi 😅 #buldak #ramen

🚀 Vani is officially live! After weeks of building, fixing, and improving, it's finally time to put it in your hands. You can now try Vani at getvani.xyz and get instant AI feedback on your speaking skills. Since this is launch day, you might run into bugs, broken flows, or things that don't work as expected. If you do, please be patient and let me know through the Feedback section inside the app. Your feedback will help shape Vani and make it better for everyone. Can't wait to hear what you think ❤️ getvani.xyz

Most people don't know what to improve when they practice speaking. That's why I'm building Vani. Today's update: ✅ Credits system ✅ Wallet & top-ups ✅ Usage tracking Record yourself speaking and get instant AI feedback on confidence, fluency, pronunciation, and pace. One step closer to helping people speak with confidence 🎙️✨ #buildinpublic #indiehackers #AIStartup

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🎙️ Built Pronunciation Lab in Vani. Most speaking apps tell you what's wrong. Pronunciation Lab helps you fix it. After every session, Vani identifies the sounds and words you struggle with most and creates personalized practice sessions around them. ✨ Practice words you're weak at 🔍 See exactly which sounds need work 📊 Track improvement over time 🎯 Focus on your actual mistakes, not random exercises No generic lessons. No one-size-fits-all practice. Just targeted pronunciation training built around your speech. What feature should I build next for Vani? 👇 #buildinpublic #AI #EdTech #LanguageLearning #SpeakingSkills #IndieHackers

🎉 Just build a new feature in Vani! Ever finished a speaking session and wondered: "What exactly did I do well?" "Where am I losing marks?" "Am I actually improving?" Now you don't have to guess. 📊 Every session now gets its own detailed report, showing: ✨ Performance scores 🎙️ Speaking mistakes 📈 Progress insights 💡 Personalized feedback to help you improve faster My goal with Vani isn't just to help people practice speaking—it's to make improvement visible. Every session. Every mistake. Every bit of progress. What would you want to see in a speaking report? 👇 #buildinpublic #AI #EdTech #SpeakingSkills #SaaS #IndieHackers

Productivity hack that actually works: Stop chasing 'perfect focus'. Build systems that work even when motivation is zero. 1. Deep work blocks (no notifications) 2. 2-hour rule: If it takes <2 min, do it now 3. End your day by planning tomorrow’s top 3 tasks What’s your best productivity trick as a developer? 👇 #Productivity #Coding #100DaysOfCode"

#PublicSpeaking #CommunicationSkills #SpeakWithConfidence #InterviewPrep #BuildInPublic #PersonalGrowth

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Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve been quietly building something I’m really excited about: Vani 🎙️ That’s why I created Vani — your personal speaking companion. Whether it’s casual daily conversations, crushing job interviews, delivering powerful public talks, or nailing your startup pitch… Vani is here to help you practice, get instant feedback, and actually see your progress. It’s still very early, but I just dropped a small demo below 👇 I’d love to hear from you: What speaking situation do you struggle with the most?

After coding every single day for 4 years, here are the brutal truths no one tells you in 2026: 1. 80% of your time is reading & debugging messy code, not writing new stuff. 2. The best devs copy-paste shamelessly — but they understand every line. 3. Clean code is overrated. Working, documented, shippable code wins. 4. LeetCode stops mattering after your first job. Shipping fast and not breaking production does. 5. Write your commit message before you code. It kills most bugs early. Consistency beats talent. Every. Single. Time. The devs who “made it” aren’t smarter. They just didn’t quit when it got boring. What’s your biggest brutal truth about coding? Drop it 👇