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Been building Hapi for almost a year — quietly. Started as 100% local voice notes. Now we record full meetings, have an app coming, and an assistant in beta. Voice notes stay free forever, always were. speakhapi.com - Here's a first look 👇

Shipping a new version of Hapi today. A voice assistant that doesn't just transcribe — it takes action.

Numbers for a 5-person team over 5 years: Subscriptions €11,100 vs Hapi one-time €645. You save €10,455.

Shipping a new version of Hapi today. A voice assistant that doesn't just transcribe — it takes action.

Ask it to summarize a PDF and draft the reply. It handles both, no jumping between apps.

In one day, 14 fixes shipped in my app. I didn't write a line of any of them. Here's the setup, in plain English 🧵

One label keeps them apart: thinking tickets are marked, and the agent is told to skip those. Honest bit: setting this up took longer than any single fix it has made. Most of it spent making sure the agent's fresh copy of the project could even build.

In one day, 14 fixes shipped in my app. I didn't write a line of any of them. Here's the setup, in plain English 🧵

I open the ticket, assign it to the agent, drag the card to Backlog. That's the whole interface — no prompt, no terminal. It takes its own copy of the project, does the work, and opens it up for review. I read it and merge.

In one day, 14 fixes shipped in my app. I didn't write a line of any of them. Here's the setup, in plain English 🧵

Doctorow in The Guardian: "putting vibe coded stuff into production is creating tech debt at unimaginable scale." He's right. The usual answer: read the code like you'd review an intern's. I can't read code. I ship software anyway. Here's the swap 🧵

The caveat, because it matters: this is my product and my risk. A harness is not a licence to push unverified code into a client's production. Doctorow's warning stands. Verification is how you answer it, not how you dodge it.

Doctorow in The Guardian: "putting vibe coded stuff into production is creating tech debt at unimaginable scale." He's right. The usual answer: read the code like you'd review an intern's. I can't read code. I ship software anyway. Here's the swap 🧵

What you need instead of reading code, part 1: → How a digital system actually works — DBs, APIs, auth, deploys, where a secret must never live → How to get real work out of a model — context, not prompts, and knowing when to make it stop and ask

Doctorow in The Guardian: "putting vibe coded stuff into production is creating tech debt at unimaginable scale." He's right. The usual answer: read the code like you'd review an intern's. I can't read code. I ship software anyway. Here's the swap 🧵

Just released Hapi v2.0.5 with lots of new features: ✅ meeting recording ✅ real time voice note taking ✅ taking notes during meetings with timestamps ✅ and much more! 🔐100% Local FREE while in Beta Give it a try 👇

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I'm thrilled to see my new project, Calma Feed, ranked #14 in the launch hall at @lovable_dev (out of over 700 projects 🤯). If you have a moment and like the project, an upvote for the #hackathon would be greatly appreciated 🆙. More info in the next tweet👇

👋 I present to you Calma Feed v1.01, the app I created at the #hackathon by @lovable_dev. Calma Feed helps you easily digest the content of your favorite Newsletters and Podcasts by summarizing the most important parts and creating an audio so you don't miss anything. Let me explain how it works 👇

You can now create a digest based on various settings, such as: - Frequency - Topics - Content length - Resulting content

👋 I present to you Calma Feed v1.01, the app I created at the #hackathon by @lovable_dev. Calma Feed helps you easily digest the content of your favorite Newsletters and Podcasts by summarizing the most important parts and creating an audio so you don't miss anything. Let me explain how it works 👇

Users can sign up and connect their Gmail accounts to search for newsletters. We provide a list for you to manually approve or exclude, while the system also offers filtering assistance 🧠

👋 I present to you Calma Feed v1.01, the app I created at the #hackathon by @lovable_dev. Calma Feed helps you easily digest the content of your favorite Newsletters and Podcasts by summarizing the most important parts and creating an audio so you don't miss anything. Let me explain how it works 👇

👋 I present to you Calma Feed v1.01, the app I created at the #hackathon by @lovable_dev. Calma Feed helps you easily digest the content of your favorite Newsletters and Podcasts by summarizing the most important parts and creating an audio so you don't miss anything. Let me explain how it works 👇

You can also include newsletters you're not subscribed to and add them to your Digests.

⏀Calma Feed is currently in 34th place with just a few votes. If you followed my #buildinpublic project for the @lovable_dev #hackathon this past weekend and want to help, you can vote in the next comment. 👇

⏀Calma Feed is a project launched for the hackathon by @lovable_dev, in collaboration with @supabase, @getsentry, @AnthropicAI, and @elevenlabsio. I've spent over 10 hours #buildinpublic. Calma Feed helps you digest your newsletters and podcasts by turning them into a weekly audio summary. 👇