| Location | 🇫🇮 Finland |
| EasyMQTT | https://apps.apple.com/fi/app/easymqtt/id1523099606 |
I spent the last week or two working on a CLI for EasyMQTT and managed to get it to a point where I feel comfortable releasing, so here we go https://easymqtt.app/cli
For now it supports basic MQTT operations publishing, subscribing as well as accessing EasyMQTT data. This will make it easy for AI tools or assistants like OpenClaw and Hermes to interact with your MQTT setup,
I'm to see what people come up with!
Working on shipping some location features in EasyMQTT. Also planning to include a “connection keeper” feature that keeps the MQTT connection open in the background, which is something users have asked for for years.
It’s using the location APIs to keep the app active in the background, this is how other apps like Prompt 3 are doing it. Could be tricky to get through app review but fingers crossed! If anyone has any tips, let me know.
Really happy to finally open source *Ghostwriter* today.
I built it because I wanted a calmer way to keep up with feeds, newsletters, podcasts, YouTube videos, and saved Wallabag articles. It pulls everything together, cleans it up, can summarize with AI, and turns it into readable EPUB digests.
Self-hosted, Raspberry Pi-friendly, and something I’m genuinely proud of.
https://github.com/LucaKaufmann/Ghostwriter
#OpenSource #SelfHosted #IndieDev #RSS #EPUB #AI #ReadItLater #RaspberryPi
My micro side project app Guess-a-tron, a human vs AI guessing game is now available on the App Store.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guess-a-tron/id6751437128
Go up against different algorithms and AI models (GPT and Gemini with own API keys), and try to out-smart them. My preschooler already gave his stamp of approval by spending a solid half hour playing it đź‘Ť
‎Step back into the retro Gameboy era with Guess-a-tron — the ultimate AI vs. Human showdown! Pick your answer, face off against the AI, and race to see who can guess correctly first. Can you outsmart the machine, or will the Guess-a-tron prove it knows your mind better than you do? With a classic…
I took my kid to a science museum where they had an AI exhibit. There was a machine learning mind reader game where players went up against an algorithm that tried to predict the players next move.
I thought this would make a fun little side project, I did some research and wrote a specification for it, fired up VibeTunnel and after a couple of iterations we had a working game.
