Hi HN,I made an Android (iOS coming soon) app called Pebbles for the recurring chores of being an adult: car registration, filters, smoke alarms, dentist, appliance servicing, pet meds... the list of tiny obligations that somehow become emergency situations.Idea: turn “boulders” into “pebbles” by reminding you early, consistently, and on a schedule that doesn’t make you hate your...
Hey HN — I built Pebbles because my “maintenance system” was basically:forget → stress → finally do thing that is massively overdue → repeat.Between the house, car, kids, and life admin, I couldn’t keep a reliable schedule in my head. So Pebbles is a lightweight app that helps you track recurring maintenance and nudges you before it becomes a drama.What it does: - Create recurring tasks (rego,...
Hey HN,I had an annoying little problem so I built a tiny CLI to scratch the itch.We trigger deployments via git tags for different environments (v0.0.0 for prod, s0.0.0 for staging, etc). With multiple devs in the same repo, my workflow became:- Manually creating tags in GitLab’s UI- Clicking around to see “what’s the latest tag for staging?” and “who last touched prod?”- Squinting at raw git...
It's a need I have for myself and the teams I run – It offers direct PR's, 360º reviews, recording of wins and lessons (something often overlooked), and aims to be a platform for team and individualised growth, that is accessible to small and large businesses alike.
I'm trying to capture a sense of fun, wonder and connection through these tools which I feel has been lost in recent times with remote working.
https://www.rentables.au/?ref=hackernews
What started as a learning project that solved a problem of mine, snowballed into a product that I'm working to grow.It's called Rentables. It's a community marketplace that allows anyone to rent their things to their community.I'm big on DIY, but with every project I do I'm always finding myself buying a new tool, using it once, and then it lives in the shed collecting dust.This was a problem...
I'm working on a product (board-game) and I'm struggling to build a market and get interest in the project.The project isn't finished, but I'm trying to work on building a market to launch to when it's ready.If you want to check out the project there's a free "print-and-play" version here: http://games.prettydamnneat.com (just click the button to trigger the download if you don't want to sign...
I have just purchased my first home and I would like to make the most of it, but I have no idea where to start.I'd like to setup maintenance schedules to make sure everything it looked after, and I love the idea of home-automation too.Is anyone here in a, or been in similar situation and can share some advice?
I wanted some merch for Playerunknowns Battleground and I couldn't find anything decent, so I made them myself.
I'm coming up to 2 years in my current position and a review is looming.I feel I personally have added a lot of value to the company but I have a difficult time articulating it.Do you have a particular method, or any tips & tricks that might have to best handle your performance reviews?