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A few months back, we had a use case to create some SVGs and added this skill: https://github.com/upbrew-tech/svg-creator-skill

I think using this skill, Claude drew it better than the examples given. https://claude.ai/share/bc0867dc-034f-4865-bb71-acb83bfa36a1

I was working on an epub reader specifically for me, losing attention on other readers.i wants something which makes the lesson/content as chunks so that easier to focus. It's called Neubook

https://bibinmathew.com/neubook

Humans may be products of biological computation, and now we are trying to redesign ourselves.

What motivates you all to learn when you know that information about anything is easily accessible from anywhere ?

Have been working on an app to capture thoughts and to make sense of them with a timeline view. Have posted the first version here and got a lot of suggestions so that we continue working and now release an open testing version to play store. If anyone interested in trying please visit

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.upbrew.tho...

I've been working on https://edugram.live to make learning fun like a social media feed. Planning to build an insta like mobile app feed on top of this.

Maybe everyone will now expect you to complete tasks as early as possible. They might also be evaluating the time needed to finish tasks, considering the help from AI.

I didn’t know about the Remembrance Agent, just looked it up, and it sounds super relevant! I’ll definitely dig deeper into it. Thanks a lot for pointing it out and for your comment!

if anyone want to go through the current use cases possible , please see our initial documentation at #https://docs.thethoughtcatcher.com/introduction

Thank you so much for this deeply thoughtful comment,you’ve articulated the core intent behind ThoughtCatcher better than I could myself!. The idea of capturing a "nucleus of a thought" before it dissolves exactly that!. I absolutely agree with your suggestion on APIs and plain text import/export. That’s on my roadmap, I want users to feel like they own their thoughts and can plug them into any workflow, from personal journaling to enterprise systems. Thanks again for taking the time — it means a lot!

Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback — really appreciate you taking the time to point that out!

You're absolutely right — the copy needs some polish, and that line in particular slipped through. I'm already working on updates to clean up the messaging and make it more clear and engaging (and less awkward — "Capture your mind" was definitely a placeholder).

Thanks again — feedback like this is super valuable as I shape ThoughtCatcher into something truly useful!

I am currently working on thethoughtcatcher.com

It started as a side project to explore the latest AI trends. Now it’s something we use daily — and others are starting to as well.

Thoughtcatcher is a lightweight, AI-powered notes + reminders app that acts like a memory companion.

It helps you: - Capture raw thoughts and auto-tag them using AI - Set smart reminders triggered by context and meaning - This was a game changer for me personally - Search and chat with your notes like a conversation — not just by keywords, but by intent

Example? You’re walking out of a meeting and think: “We should revisit that pricing model after the new release.” You jot it into ThoughtCatcher — no structure, no stress. A week later, right before the next sprint planning, it reminds you. Just when you would’ve forgotten — it remembers.

What started as a learning project has grown into something useful — not just for individuals, but for teams too.

We’re now exploring B2B use cases like: • Project knowledge management • Shared team notes with smart search and chat • Meeting follow-up insights and reminders • AI-powered team memory for client or product work

Want to try it out? Android users: Download the app iOS users: Use the PWA — just “Add to Home Screen”

Still early. Still learning. But ThoughtCatcher already feels like something I wish I had years ago.

Would love your feedback or thoughts. And if you’re building something similar— let’s connect

We have built a note taking app which allows asking questions to your notes. Hey Reddit, I usually use a private WhatsApp group just to save a random idea, note, or reminder, this is where the idea stemmed from. What if I could do the same, add a piece of text somewhere and later ask questions to it. Thoughtcatcher is a simple note-taking app, that allows you you add notes and ask questions to your notes later. It's notes, but searchable and smarter than a giant pile of sticky notes. Available on android in play store. For Ios you can go to the website, click on share and add to home screen and then use it. Looking for feedback on this

Britain is just trying to give back what they had taken

Thanks for the motivation