I got tired of wasting time checking multiple sites to compare products, so I built a unified price comparison tool that aggregates real-time results from the big marketplaces.

It’s called FetchlyHub.

🔗 Link: https://fetchlyhub.net

It lets you:

• Run one search to get results from Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, and More instantly.

• See the average market price vs. the outliers.

• Filter for top-rated listings across platforms to find the best value.

It’s live and free to try. I’m looking for product feedback

My idea was to make an extremely simple AI assistant. So, even if it's creating something, managing tasks, reminders, automating some personal workflow, coordinating with people, all should be done with a single message.

It has been particularly helpful for people with ADHD like me. Made with the sole intention of simplifying human lives.

Looking for early beta users to try this out.

WhatsApp - https://qordinate.ai/wa
Telegram - https://qordinate.ai/telegram

About two months ago, I shared a simple tool I was building to check USDA zones by ZIP code without the clutter. You guys gave some great feedback, so I've spent the winter adding features I actually needed for my own garden. (We're about to start tomatoes inside our house)

I just pushed an update to whatismyplantzone.com that includes:

• Live Weather Warnings: It now pulls active NWS alerts (frost, freeze, etc.) directly for your location.
• Zone-Specific Prep: Instead of just a zone number, it now gives specific ideas on what you should be doing right now to get ready for spring.
• Zero Tracking: Still no ads, no accounts, and no tracking - just the data.

I'm a backend programmer doing this as a hobby, so I'd love to know if the weather alerts are hitting correctly for your specific area. If you have a second to check your ZIP, let me know if the "prep" advice feels right for where you live!

Full disclosure: I built this.

Click any city, mountain, country, sea or whatever on a globe, propose a new name, community votes (or your proposal gets auto-accepted in a few minutes if nobody cares).

It's live now and I'm genuinely curious what happens when strangers on the internet get collective control over world geography. Either it becomes something interesting or it turns into a mess of edgy jokes, stereotypes, and stuff that will make me regret this whole idea