I’m testing Enikq, a visual way to discover products online.
I’m mainly trying to learn:
- Is the first screen easy to understand?
- Does moving around help you find things?
- Would you use this instead of a normal product search?
No signup needed. Honest feedback is welcome.
I’ve been working on AffordWhere for the past 12 months, using AI along the way. It’s finally taking shape and has started earning some ad revenue. The screenshot shows Swedish krona 12.64 in estimated earnings over the last 7 days. It’s a tiny amount, but I’m happy to see it earning anything after a year of working on it.
The site helps you work out what a salary might leave you with in another city, after tax, rent and everyday expenses. You enter a salary and a destination, and it gives you an estimated monthly breakdown, give you insights on the new place you're moving to etc.
I’m still using AI regularly to work on it. Along with the website itself, I use it for monthly data refreshes and SEO improvements. There’s always something to come back to.
If you’re working on something and it’s taking longer than you hoped, I wanted to share this. Mine has taken a year to get here. I’m glad I kept working on it, and these few kronor have given me a bit more motivation to carry on.
Listen on www.enikq.com
Hi - I made https://enikq.com/ a simple site where you can pick a scene and listen to music with it.
There are places like a pizzeria, café, road trip, camping, last bus home, and more.
Nothing complicated. Just something to leave open while working, reading, or relaxing.
Would appreciate any feedback on the idea or the website.
Hi - I made https://enikq.com/ a simple site where you can pick a scene and listen to music with it.
There are places like a pizzeria, café, road trip, camping, last bus home, and more.
Nothing complicated. Just something to leave open while working, reading, or relaxing.
Would appreciate any feedback on the idea or the website.
Hi - I made https://enikq.com/ a simple site where you can pick a scene and listen to music with it.
There are places like a pizzeria, café, road trip, camping, last bus home, etc.
Nothing complicated. Just something to leave open while working, reading, or relaxing.
All the images were created with ChatGPT, and the website was built using Codex.
Would appreciate any feedback on the idea or the website.
Namaste everyone.
I've been uploading one verse from the Gita every day: the original Sanskrit, a plain meaning in English, and a calm narration over it. Nothing fancy, no commentary.
It started for my own sake. I kept trying to read the whole thing end to end, getting through a few chapters, and then losing the thread for months. One verse a day was the only version of the habit that actually stuck.
Being upfront: it's my channel. https://www.youtube.com/@Updesh-BhagavadGita
Thank you!
Anyone here watching this match? Open to comms
I’ve had chronic itching/hives for several months.
The pattern is-
I get into bed/sofa
Skin starts itching
I scratch
Raised wheals appear
They disappear within 15–30 minutes
My allergy test came back strongly positive for dust mites (Dermatophagoides farinae and D. pteronyssinus).
Has anyone here had urticaria that was mainly triggered in bed and improved after using dust mite covers, washing bedding at 60°C, replacing pillows, etc.?
Would love to hear your experience.
Hi, I launched this app few weeks back. I have made several improvements over the time. Now, i believe it has reached a stability to help language learners. I have seen steady app downloads (25-40/day). It’s a low number. But since I’m the only person behind this app, I’m proud of that ☺️
I’m genuinely curious to know from you all folks about your thoughts on this app. All feedbacks are welcome 🤗
And if you are learning a new language or planning to learn one, your feedback will be gold.
App link: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/word-by-word-vocabulary-diary/id6773120266?l=en-GB
Thanks!
Hi, I launched this app few weeks back. I have made several improvements over the time. Now, i believe it has reached a stability to help language learners. I have seen steady app downloads (25-40/day). It’s a low number. But since I’m the only person behind this app, I’m proud of that.
I’m genuinely curious to know from you all folks about your thoughts on this app. All feedbacks are welcome 🤗
App link: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/word-by-word-vocabulary-diary/id6773120266?l=en-GB
Hi, I’m excited to have built this feature in my app. Scan words with your camera. Take a photo and add new vocabulary faster. No AI, everything works privately in the app.
My app is a vocabulary notebook for saving foreign words, learning language basics, and building your personal dictionary.
When you hear or read an unfamiliar word, save it before you forget it. Open the app or tap the home screen widget, type the word, add your best guess at the meaning, and keep moving. Later, come back to your notebook to review, search, hear pronunciation, and build your own personal dictionary one word at a time.
I was first diagnosed with CUT last year July. Started with red bumps, very itchy, red lines over the body, tender and warm feeling on the skin. Then i started taking anti-histamines and the bumps stopped but red lines were occasional guests. Lines never bothered me coz it never itched. I started taking 1 5mg tablet a day, sometimes 1 every 3-4 days when i feel the warmth or tenderness, that’s it.
But from last few days, the bumps returned plus never ending itches.
I live in Sweden, since it started in Summer and now it’s June (weather is not sunny everyday here 🫢) so don’t know if it’s pollen or what. Docs could not never find the reason for my CUT.
I’m on 4 tablets / 5mg everyday but no effect.
Any similar experiences, any advices. My life has turned into such a hell hole with this itch.
I’ve been looking at cars and realised I don’t really know how people talk about different versions of the same model.
When a car keeps the same name but gets a big redesign, do most people call it by the year, the generation, old shape/new shape, or something else?
I usually just look at the photos, but that feels a bit unreliable with some listings.
ex toyota prius for example.
I’ve been looking at cars and realised I don’t really know how people talk about different versions of the same model.
When a car keeps the same name but gets a big redesign, do most people call it by the year, the generation, old shape/new shape, or something else?
I usually just look at the photos, but that feels a bit unreliable with some listings.
ex toyota prius for example.
I’ve been looking at cars and realised I don’t really know how people talk about different versions of the same model.
When a car keeps the same name but gets a big redesign, do most people call it by the year, the generation, old shape/new shape, or something else?
I usually just look at the photos, but that feels a bit unreliable with some listings.
ex toyota prius for example.
I’ve been browsing used cars and noticed something confusing.
Some models change a lot over time but keep the same name, so the listing title doesn’t always make it obvious which version it is.
How do people usually avoid mixing them up? Do you rely on the year, the photos, generation names, or something else? for ex toyota prius or hyundai santa fe has changed versions over the years.
This might be obvious, but I keep running into this when looking at cars.
A car can have the same name for years, but the design changes a lot. Sometimes the old and new versions almost look like different cars, but listings still just call them the same thing. Do people usually go by the year, the shape, generation or just the photos? for ex toyota prius or hyundai santa fe
