Got tired of constantly switching back and forth from my roster to the other game rules.
Copy/paste your roster into the web app, and it’ll generate a code for that specific roster.
I posted a WIP on this a few days ago, but happy to release it fully!
More levels will be added as time goes on. Feedback is always appreciated!
You can add the game to your glasses here: Laser Run
I built a web app called FORK’D that lets people take social media cooking videos and turn them into fully-functional recipes. Ingredients, step-by-step instructions, everything is automated all by copy/pasting a link.
Excited to say I also just added MRBD support!
You can now send any recipe you saved to FORK’D to your glasses. It’ll show you a shopping list, step-by-step instructions, and even in-line ingredient tags.
If you want to test it out:
• Make an account over at FORK’D (it’s free)
• Add a recipe. You aren't locked into a specific format here. You can import a recipe by pasting an Instagram Reel or TikTok link, uploading a picture, or just dumping a voice memo. The app will parse it out for you.
• Once the recipe generates, go to the recipe page, hit the little glasses icon next to the "start cooking" button.
• It syncs to your MRBDs, and you can just cycle through the steps while you cook.
As someone who cooks a lot, this has been an absolute game changer.
Built a simple game with gyro controls
Video is a bit funky because display is not perfectly synced with movements
Meta rayban displays just added web app support. Here's a quick demo!
Added glasses support to my cooking app, FORK’D
Here’s a test link to try it out: Honey Cake
Just tap the glasses icon next to “start cooking” to add it (make sure you have v125 and Developer mode enabled)
Works for all recipes, where each recipe can be added as a separate card on your glasses!
I used to have a bad habit of replaying stressful moments over and over after they happened. What helped me was not trying to “think positive” or force myself to calm down, but building the habit of writing down the thought, looking at the pattern behind it, and asking whether my brain was filling in blanks that were not actually there.
So I started using a little app I made to dump those thoughts when they came up. It walks me through what happened, what I assumed, what pattern might be showing up, and what a more grounded version of the situation could be.
Over time, the useful part was not the individual reflection. It was that I started catching the patterns earlier and reduce the time I wasted thinking about all of the "what if" scenarios.
I feel like I've reclaimed hours back each day doing this, and it feels sort of like "active journaling"
I’m a cognitive science PhD, and I built my first app around something I’ve always found useful: learning to notice the thoughts that show up after a stressful moment.
The app walks users through a short reflection, helps them identify possible thinking patterns, and gives them practice recognizing those patterns later. It’s based on classic cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) ideas, but puts a training twist on them.
The goal is pretty simple: help people get better at noticing when their thoughts are spiraling, catastrophizing, mind-reading, or jumping to conclusions, instead of stewing and ruminating for hours on end.
I’m looking for beta users who overthink, journal, use CBT worksheets, or are interested in building better self-reflection habits. Mostly looking for honest feedback on whether the flow feels useful.
Building a recipe app that you can import recipes from anywhere: free text, social media videos, photos, notes, voice memos, etc.
Finally added real scaling and in-line ingredient references way later than I should have.
I think it looks pretty clean!
I got tired of paying for recipe apps that still made saving recipes weirdly annoying, so I spent the last few months building my own instead.
It’s called FORK’D.
Originally I tried apps like ReciMe and a few others because my recipe collection was becoming an actual disaster. TikTok bookmarks, screenshots, random Notes app dumps, Instagram captions, half-saved YouTube links, etc.
But every time I wanted to save something, it still somehow turned into work. So I built a web app around my exact cooking flow.
Now I can throw basically anything recipe-related into it and it turns it into a clean recipe I can actually cook from later and, most importantly, share with my friends and family.
TikToks, Instagram posts, YouTube videos, screenshots of recipe cards, pasted text, voice notes, whatever.
A few things it does:
Still a side project and improving things constantly. Wasn't until yesterday that I added ingredient scaling lol.
Site: https://forkd.site
The ask:
We’ve all had them. “My date is ghosting me, they hate me”, “I feel like I’ll never recover”, etc etc
Thoughts that aren’t based in logic or reason, but pure emotion.
I’m building an app to combat that. Put in any anxiety or rumination and it’ll help you work through them via guided exercises.
Helps you feel better now *and* helps to identify this type of thinking later. Based off of actual cognitive science.