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Show HN: I built a lawyer game with AI

https://legalarena.app

I've always enjoyed watching legal dramas and courtroom videos. I also started getting curious about courts and law and legal battles well into my adulthood; well into my career as a dev. So I thought "Why not build a game out of it?"Of course, building it became possible only after AI, so here it is! Hope this game helps scratch that lawyer itch we all sometimes have!

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Show HN: I built a tool to turn ChatGPT conversations into readable public posts

https://www.thinkinpublic.app/

Some of my best ideas were getting lost inside long ChatGPT conversations.I built this tool to turn raw chats into clean, readable posts that can be shared publicly and indexed, without rewriting everything by hand.It’s meant for people who think a lot but don’t enjoy long-form writing, and want their ideas to compound instead of disappearing in chat logs.Happy to answer questions about how it...

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Re:How do you analyze customer feedback at scale? on Sunday October 12, 2025 @12:59PM (#45559747)
I'm trying to understand how teams handle customer feedback analysis. We're collecting feedback from support tickets, surveys, and conversations, but finding patterns manually doesn't scale.

Tried spreadsheets (too manual), ChatGPT (loses context), and enterprise tools (too expensive).

For those dealing with this: What's your current process? What's the biggest pain point?

I created a short survey to understand this better: https://aicofounder.com/research/ZdONgPw . Would appreciate your input - takes ~2 minutes.

What approaches have worked for you?

Show HN: Munchlog – Casually track calories with voice

https://www.munchlog.ai

I had always found meal tracking too boring. Healthify had huge forms that are boring to fill after each meal. Then it let you take pictures but then I always forget it to take them before eating.Meal tracking was such a pain, so I built an app where you can simply say what you ate and it will break it down into macros immediately. Now I'm that annoying guy who talks to his phone every time he...

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Show HN: I built a free voice translation tool using OpenAI

https://www.whisperglot.ai/

My girlfriend relocated to Bangalore from Pune and was struggling to talk to cab drivers. So I built this simple app to instantly translate voice.The app even auto-detects the other person's language; ideal for when you have set the language to "Tamil" when the other person was actually speaking in "Kannada" and you didn't realize it.I used OpenAI's Whisper and TTS for this.

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Show HN: I built an AI tool that extracts insights from plain-text feedback

https://www.backsy.ai/

I got tired of endless survey forms that nobody wants to fill out. So I built Backsy, an AI-powered feedback tool where people can just type (or speak) their thoughts, and AI auto-scores the relevant product attributes—no need for structured forms or manual analysis.Backsy also works with bulk feedback (think scraped Reddit threads, support emails, app reviews, etc.), making it easy to extract...

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Show HN: I built an AI tool for judging people. Useful if you are neurodivergent

https://relateable.ai

I have always struggled with gauging and trusting people, especially the ones I newly meet. It's especially hard when I meet them at work. "Should I be funny or be careful with my jokes?" "Should I pass on this guy for the hiring manager?". So I created a tool where based on your everyday thoughts about this person, AI will rate this person's different skills and attributes (that you...

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Re:Show HN: Convert Your Spreadsheets into Forms on Monday August 05, 2024 @01:39AM (#41158423)
Hey thanks for the feedback, I've added tutorial videos in the next release
Whether I'm buying lottery tickets, treasury bonds or using trading bots, I take risk-reward ratio into consideration.

Others have already found a niche in automating trades with bots. Mudrex has found another niche within it by letting people easily create those bots.

In any case, Mudrex allows you to backtest and run paper trades on strategies you or others have created just to help you find a suitable risk-reward ratio you are comfortable with.

Like I said before, I invite you to try the platform. Set the fees and slippage and test your sanity for yourself.

I'd invite you to try out the platform then. We aren't offering get-rich-quick schemes. We are just providing the tools to create your own. :)