Private social media feed with posts only from friends
Another private feed app when Signal and WhatsApp already do this.
Lightweight virtual LAN tool that creates a private IPv4 subnet over UDP
Self-hosted LAN party tool written in C that skips the enterprise bloat of Tailscale.
Gamers hosting LAN parties across different operating systems
Tailscale · ZeroTier · Hamachi
https://danterolle.github.io/tund/
One machine runs as the hub, the others join as clients, and each gets a 10.9.0.x address. It uses UDP, supports basic IPv4 broadcast, and includes a CLI plus an optional Flutter desktop launcher.
I would love to get feedback both on using it and on the code itself. It is not perfect, but it works well for my use case, and maybe it will work well for others too.
Another private feed app when Signal and WhatsApp already do this.
Browser-based phone mic using QUIC instead of WebRTC avoids app installs entirely.
Input-only LAN streaming beats Synergy latency without Parsec's video overhead.
Sends snaps and simple drawings straight to someone else’s home-screen widget using short private session codes — the flow is deliberately tiny: create a session, snap or draw, tap send, see it on the widget. The landing page sells the idea nicely, but the product is a narrowly scoped iOS play and the hard technical/UX bits (widget update latency, storage/privacy model, cross-device support) aren't documented here.
Minifies code before sending to LLM, slashing Claude Code costs by 50% in benchmarks.
The site nails the annoying details: filters for No Signup, 100% Free, Mobile Ready and useful metadata (player count, est. time, tags) let you find a playable match in seconds. It's essentially a well-curated catalog of known winners (Skribbl.io, Gartic Phone, Codenames), which is immediately useful but not novel — add ratings, embeds or verified link checks and this would leap from handy to indispensable.