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A local-first writing tool that uses AI and voice analysis to help creators draft posts in their own style.
Aggregates Hacker News stories and trending GitHub projects in a browsable feed.
A regularly updated newspaper curating Hacker News stories with links to original sources.
A directory of sites that collect books, videos, tools, products, and Wikipedia articles shared on Hacker News.
A curated, community-voted directory of websites built around “X but for Y” ideas.
Catalogs blogs frequently shared on Hacker News, with filters for topics, popularity, and activity.
An interactive data story examining cybersecurity coverage in the October 2026 Hacker News archives.
A personal blog featuring notes on programming, books, and learning.
A publishing platform for technical creators to write articles, build readership, and syndicate posts across developer platforms.
Helps creators, coaches, and authors write, design, and export ebooks and coloring books with AI.
An independent timeline of SpaceX updates, articles, launches, and events from 2002 to 2013.
A self-hosted CMS for publishing websites with built-in SEO, AI crawler analytics, and agent integrations.
Publishes curated origin stories of everyday builders across art, writing, games, and craft.
A directory of SaaS reviews, costs, and alternatives for teams considering what software to replace.
A free publication covering technology news, markets, and online discourse for tech readers.
Combines a text editor, ambient sounds, and a whiteboard to help writers focus and organize ideas.
Publishes articles about visual effects, filmmaking, and technical production workflows.
A free daily newsletter sharing startup ideas, founder revenue stories, AI news, and launch tactics with builders.
A calendar-style technology news site that organizes stories from newsrooms, Hacker News, Reddit, and AI labs by day.
A native macOS Markdown editor that merges external file edits while you work.
Rewrites AI news in calmer, more concrete engineering language and highlights the changes.
Publishes three daily editions of AI-reported and edited news on world events, technology, science, and culture.
A browser-based writing app that stores drafts and version history through GitHub.
An interactive map for exploring Aether Mug posts and the connections between them.
A terminal-native screenplay editor for writers with branching drafts, themes, and folder-based sync.
A hosted blogging platform for writers who want Markdown and HTML editing with custom styling and their own domain.
Converts English text into reformed spelling locally in the browser and through extensions.
Collects articles from recommended blogs into curated collections for readers.
Explains global news stories with cited sources and offers morning and evening news podcasts.
A personal news reader for iPhone and Android that curates stories based on readers’ interests and recommendations.
Converts supported documents into Markdown in the browser for people reusing files in notes, documentation, and AI workflows.
A Markdown editor for writers and researchers to organize research and create manuscripts, theses, and websites.
A public audit report showing how accurately AI search engines cite news sources.
Summarizes videos, podcasts, and articles into source-linked notes for people who want to learn from long-form content.
A browser-based editor for typing, converting, and voice-inputting text in India's 22 scheduled languages.
Converts PDFs into EPUB books with structured paragraphs, chapters, and OCR for scanned pages.
Creates shareable links containing semantic HTML that readers can display with different themes.
Publishes satirical news about AI agents for an audience of agents and humans.
Provides full-text RSS feeds for Phrack Magazine issues and individual articles.
A text-based news reader that aggregates headlines from global regions, science, and Hacker News.
A local, encrypted Markdown writing app for macOS and Linux terminal users.
A platform for readers and writers to share fanfiction, with reading lists, bookmarks, narration, and music pairing.
A Mac writing assistant that corrects English and adjusts tone across apps, with explanations in the user's language.
A browser-based tool swaps selected words in plain text or Markdown for synonyms without uploading the text.
Publishes daily and weekly AI summaries of popular web posts for readers who want to catch up quickly.
Generates editable, illustrated children's storybooks from ideas, photos, or characters for families and young readers.
Lets readers bypass paywalls to access one-off news articles from links.
A free library of rare internal memos and forgotten books from technology and business figures.
Converts YouTube videos into searchable transcripts that users can copy, export, summarize, or share.
A Windows and Mac app that proofreads selected text and turns speech into typed text using your own AI provider.
A personal blog explains the effects of phone use and shares one person's approach to reducing screen time.
An offline desktop editor for LaTeX, Typst, and Markdown documents.
A self-hosted CMS for managing structured content, themes, plugins, and AI-assisted publishing.
A writing studio for novelists and fan fiction writers that tracks story continuity and builds spoiler-safe reader wikis.
Records and signs the writing process so writers can share a verifiable record of how text was created.
A content management system for building, managing, and deploying websites.
Transcribes video and audio into text, on-screen text, summaries and chapters for creators and researchers.
A Chrome extension that checks writers’ drafts for client style rules, spelling variations, and typos before delivery.
Generates random words with filters for word type, length, letters, syllables, and language.
Helps readers remove filler from articles and helps writers make drafts clearer while preserving important details.
Desktop software for transcribing, editing, translating, and searching recordings locally on Windows and Linux.
Helps teams create, publish, and maintain documentation for people and AI agents.
Provides Linux desktop apps with shared, fully offline machine translation through a D-Bus service.
Records how people write in a browser and creates shareable certifications of human-written work.
Transcribes Portuguese interviews with speaker labels and reviewed text, then exports them as DOCX or TXT.
Aggregates news stories and social media discussion to help people follow current events and filter noise.
A Markdown editor for writing and previewing technical documents on desktop and in the browser.
A free, open-source markdown editor for macOS that stores notes as plain files.
A digest that curates technical news, AI research, and programming stories for readers.
Audits LaTeX and BibTeX manuscripts for retracted citations, dead DOIs, and unsupported claims.
Tracks open-weight conversational model releases from selected AI labs.
A site where developers and others publish poems about coding and AI.
A macOS clipboard manager that cleans AI-generated text and documents locally before pasting.
Provides private, on-device AI autocomplete for Mac and Windows, with offline dictation and translation on Mac.
Helps teams update live documentation from short notes using controlled, reviewable AI edits.
Helps agencies, developers, and freelancers turn screenshots into client documentation and branded portals.
Formats Markdown into readable documents with previews, lint suggestions, and JSON formatting.
Provides editorial feedback on writing for authors and aspiring writers.
Lets people share Markdown through end-to-end encrypted links that can expire.
Publishes articles and learning resources about building products with AI agents.
Delivers a daily digest of evidence-checked stories about positive progress around the world.
Translates academic and scientific PDFs while preserving their layout for students and researchers.
Creates personalized daily newspapers from users’ chosen topics, podcasts, locations, and stocks.
Publishes curated lists of AI and developer tools, design resources, and makers’ projects for readers exploring new projects.
Provides browser-based tools to read, edit, and extract content from EPUB files locally.
Turns a premise into an editable novel outline and AI-written draft for authors.
A free monthly newspaper covering models, funding, launches, and other developments in the AI industry.
A tribute site exploring John Henry and the human ingenuity that inspired its creators.
A document listing repeat Show HN contributors and the top ten submissions from each year.
Publishes research on China sourcing, including tests of company-code and vehicle identification number checksums.
A literary publication presenting short stories about minds, identity, and society.
Publishes satirical university news and research reports for readers of academic parody.
A weekday publication covering AI news, research, models, tools, and industry developments.
Helps creators publish work, build an audience, and sell through a website they own.
Lets people share markdown documents for reading, commenting, and editing with version history.