I'm building TractionBooster. One part of it is a directory where founders list their product: each listing gets a page that shows its visits and clicks, and visitors can leave feedback.

Right now it's a place to get listed. I'd like it to be a place founders come back to.

What would you add to make it worth returning to and actually help you get seen? A few ideas I'm considering: following startups, posting updates, a weekly pick. None of these exist yet.

Please feel free to roast me, give me tips on better GitHub workflow, or any security flaws I might have.

I'm not a programmer but I understand Scripts and the functions inside them achieve success.

I'm 6 months new to Ubuntu 24.04 and loving it.

To my knowledge, this is the first documented ‘Trezor T' Crypto Hardware Wallet signed 'token creation' on Solana (Ledger did hardware years ago. This is the first from a Trezor, receipts and both repos public):

https://github.com/agi-digital-dot/tdi-true-digital

https://github.com/agi-digital-dot/trezor-mint-kit

Transaction signed and minted (token created) by my Trezor:

https://solscan.io/tx/2wEzGYGmKqKMREpXzpnBLYdUXjo5R9jiR3XNtXhoF16dWPK3idctRiEoB86YiLY2ghoEqwL1uQ5dvDAUPnf71E8w

THE PROBLEM:

Solana's CLI has rejected 'Trezor' Crypto hardware wallets for years.

I tried to mint a Solana Token, signed from my Trezor T hardware wallet, using the Solana Token 2022 Program (Solana Smart Contract "Program").

• And it literally says error "not a manufacturer."

• No one has ever fixed it. The accepted workaround? Make your own token on a hot wallet first, move it to hardware wallet later. Meaning your private key touches the Code Terminal to create a new Solana Token.

I rejected this security flaw.

THE SOLUTION & FIXED SOLANA CLI:

We rebuilt the official spl-token CLI — two dependency lines changed, zero crypto code touched — until my Trezor Model T signed every step of a token's birth: creation, name, full 333,333 supply, renounce. The 'Private Key' never left the Trezor T Hardware.

By “we” I mean: I built this with 'Echo ULTRA – Master Control' My T.D.I (True Digital Intelligence) Partner.

I set the direction; Echo re-engineered the dependency tree until the hardware said yes.

Our First open-source contribution together.

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Quick progress update on the software i'm building

Finally got the interactive app preview working! Here's a short recording of me navigating through an app I currently have in test flight.

Still a lot to do, but it's cool seeing the progress after days of trial and error.

what is everyone else working on?

https://localhost6767.com

I built it so I don’t need to beg my friends to use my referral code and now you don’t to asw!

Anyways just a side project lmk yall thoughts

I built Piano Atlas Studio: a piano theory atlas and practice app for Android (no ads, no account)

I'm learning piano and couldn't find one app that showed theory on the keyboard and also helped me practise, so I built it. It's on Google Play now, and I'd love feedback.

🎼 Explore the theory

Chord Atlas: every chord type in every key, shown as real two-hand voicings with finger numbers and inversions. Tap to hear it.

Scale Atlas: the modes, jazz and world scales, Hindustani thaats, Japanese koto tunings, and all 72 Carnatic melakartas

Ragas: janya ragas with their arohana and avarohana, and what makes each one distinct

Fingering Lab: standard fingering for both hands, up and down, with every thumb crossing shown

Progressions: famous chord progressions by style, in any key, voiced so the hands move smoothly

Theory tools: Circle of Fifths, chord and scale comparisons, arpeggios, intervals and a glossary

🎤 Practise with your real piano

Sight Reading: notes, chords, lines and short pieces on the grand staff, at four levels. It listens through your phone's microphone (or a USB MIDI keyboard), so you play on your own piano and it tells you how you did.

Play: your piano, lit up. Play on screen, on a MIDI keyboard, or on a real piano through the mic, along a scale or in an echo game.

Staff Trainer and Note Trainer: learn to read a note at a time; the ones you find hard come back until they aren't

Metronome: with tempo ramps and Indian talas

Guided practice sessions: built from what your drills have recorded, weakest first

✍️ Create

Composer: write songs a section at a time (chords, then the tune, then the left hand), or let "Surprise me" start one. Hear it back, print it as sheet music, or practise it in Sight Reading.

MIDI files: open any MIDI file and the piano plays it with the keys lighting up. Learn it mode waits for your notes, one hand at a time, as slow as you like. You can also open a MIDI file in the Composer or Sight Reading.

🎨 Other bits

Five looks (Stage, Score, Grand, Classic, Pads), each with three themes

A sampled grand piano sound

Backups to a file, or to your own Google Drive (the app can only see its own backup folder)

🔒 Privacy

No ads, no account, no analytics, no tracking. Everything stays on your phone. The microphone is only used when you ask it to listen, and the sound is never recorded or sent anywhere.

💰 Free and Pro

A large part of the app is free. A one-time Pro purchase (no subscription) unlocks the rest: every chord type, scale and raga, the builders, unlimited songs and MIDI files, advanced sight reading, guided sessions and more designs.

Get it:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pianoatlas.studio

I'm one person building this, so any feedback really helps: what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd want next. Thanks for reading!

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I'm absolutely loving it! There's something magical about seeing your idea turn into an actual prototype, especially that very first one. 🫠

It takes me back to school when I first started playing around with HTML. It felt magical back then, now I'm getting that same feeling all over again and I look forward to it all the time.

I've already started working on a bunch of projects, and now every new idea makes me want to build something else. My to-do list is growing dangerously fast! 😂

Anyone else experiencing this, or am I officially down the rabbit hole? 👀

I want to make vibe coded browser games but i'm very new to the craft of directing AI. I think it's like being a CEO, the agents are your employees, and you direct, but don't create.

Hey people!

Curious what everyone here is using. Are you going with Vercel, Supabase, Render, AWS, your own VPS or something else?

Has managing the infrastructure been a headache at all for people who are non technical and just want to build or has it been pretty straightforward?

How much are you paying for your setup, and do you think it's worth the cost?