My phone had three apps for one job: BitTorrent for torrents, ADM for normal links, and TorrentSearch to find torrents. I'd search in one, copy the magnet, switch to another, and for plain links switch to a third. All of them were heavy on ads and size.

I wanted one quick, clean app that stays out of the way, so I built Maglev.

- Torrents, normal links and videos from web pages in one app. The torrent engine is librqbit (Rust).

- Search 40+ sources at once (Knaben, Nyaa, YTS, EZTV, 1337x, Internet Archive and more).

- A built-in browser with tabs that detects videos, including HLS and DASH. Pick the quality and audio track and it saves one file.

- Stream while downloading, and follow a show or RSS feed so new episodes download on their own.

- An optional AI assistant that helps non-technical people pick the right file, without having to know WebDL from Telesync or EPUB from PDF.

- No ads, no account, no tracking. GPL-3.0, Android 7+, updates in the app or through Obtainium.

I use it every day. Tell me what breaks or what's missing.

- Download: https://github.com/Kaos599/Maglev/releases/latest

- Site and comparison with other apps: https://harshdayal.dev/maglev

Kya abhi ke timee developer banna sach me sahi hoga ..mai 12 pcb se kiya hu aur abhi web dev suru kiya hu par mujhe dar lag rha hai ki kya sach me abhi ye sikhna sahi hoga ??

Hey everyone 👋

Looking for a serious prep partner to switch in the next 2–3 months.

About me:
• Software Engineer.
• ~2.5 years experience
• Targeting product-based companies
• IST timezone

Can commit daily for:
• DSA
• LLD
• HLD
• Mock interviews

Plan:
• Daily/weekly goals
• Regular check-ins
• Solve + discuss together
• Keep each other accountable

Looking for someone with ~2+ year experience and serious consistency.

Interested? Fill the form 👇
https://forms.gle/jfGMSeMGMJwjEXJ39

dont die breathing bad quality air when you are out for a walk
 
A lightweight web app that shows real‑time air‑quality data on your walking route and gives you a quick summary of each walk.

aerowalk.online

I run a VPS biz and while I have finally achieved 95% capacity on my servers before leasing more servers I want to understand what makes you choose one provider over other.

Up until now I have only worked with web agencies and such on a B2B model who would sell my VPS to customers.

But now that I will be leasing more servers I will be expanding by allowing customers to buy them directly.

My question is why would you guys buy mine over say a cheaper option.

we offer a 2 hour turn around time on support will that help ?

We're looking for **Hindi-speaking** teachers who can create video lecture courses on the topics below. This is a great opportunity for final-year B.Tech and other tech students: build one good course and earn from it for as long as it sells.

**Courses we're looking for**

- Generative AI & ChatGPT

- Digital Marketing

- Video Editing & Reels Creation

- Python Programming

- Full Stack Web Development

- Data Analytics

- Graphic Design

- UI/UX Design

- AI Automation with n8n

- Flutter App Development

**What you'll make**

- One course of around 5 hours per topic, **taught in Hindi**

- Your choice of level: beginner, intermediate, or advanced

- Clear explanations that break complex ideas into simple terms

**Payment (you pick one)**

1. One-time payment of ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 per course, or

2. 50% of the profit on every sale of that course, for life

For one-time payment, beginner courses pay toward the lower end, intermediate in the middle, and advanced toward the top of the range. The amount is negotiable if your content quality is strong.

**Please don't start the full 5-hour course yet.**

First, send a demo video:

- Around 5 minutes, explaining any concept from the topic you want to teach, **in Hindi**

- A face in a corner of the screen is preferred, but not required. Do whatever you're comfortable with.

- Mention the course topic and level in your email

Only after the demo is reviewed will we move forward with the full course.

**Tips**

- Use AI tools to improve your course quality and simplify hard concepts.

- Use roadmap.sh or any roadmap you trust to structure your syllabus.

- Bonus: mind maps, summaries, and notes alongside the videos. ChatGPT and Claude can both help with these for free, and they'll count in your favor.

**How to apply**

Email your demo video (or a Drive/YouTube link) to: **[email protected]**

Include:

- Course topic and level you'll be teaching

- Your preferred payment option

- Any previous teaching or content work, if you have it

Thanks, and looking forward to your demos!

Meet Ruto — a menu bar app that sends each link to the right browser on macOS.

• Built with SwiftUI and AppKit

• Rules do the routing. github.com can go to Chrome, *.notion.so to Safari, a work profile or a private window if that’s what you want. No match, and a small picker shows up so you can choose.

• It lives in the menu bar and stays out of Cmd+Tab. Click a link in Slack or Mail and Ruto doesn’t jump into the app switcher.

• Analytics stay on your Mac. No account, no cloud.

Would love to hear what you think!

https://ruto.saiumesh.dev

I'm a 3rd yr student, doing a paid internship as a junior backend engineer rn, ooh yeah, no job guarantee after 4months approx, neither I'm thinking to stay here, I know basics, a lot more than that too, which is why I'm still surviving this job.

I've learnt a lot from hitesh sir (chaicode.com) I also had access to his udemy course (🤫) and learnt a lot from there too... And both his channels.

And yes I'm grateful to him for providing this whole thing for free.

But over time, I've also shifted to a lot more channels like dave grey and many more.

Somehow, the recent developments at chaicode labs, hackathons, separate platform, I know, I know, these things exist even for a petty course.

But somehow, there the things that chaicode and even shreyians coding school target to the indian audience that the foreign youtubers don't trigger in me. Eg. Apna college and Code with Harry couldn't trigger that on me, and I've always felt there are 100s of open source repos available literally for free.

And apart from the college degree (which hasn't taught me much coding yet), everything that I've learnt about coding is YOUTUBE, frontendmasters and github (the more I use it, the more it feels less explored, the right people know this)

Given the fact that if taken the decision ASAP, it's for 5k (the chaicode cohort) and somehow there's this urge within me to spend my hard earned adult money on this. Convince me if I should or shouldn't.

I don't know if I want to do this for the network, or the experience, or the idea of giving back, or just an impulse purchase, definitely learning from scratch isn't one coz I think I don't need everything from zero.

About lectures I'll try to attend when I'm available, however, I don't need too many lectures. And I may backoff from this last statement. 🫠

Guide me. 😂

I am a CS major from mumbai university this is my last sem, till now i just wroked on web development projects i dont explore much as a last sem student should do but i created projects on normal web stack(HTML,CSS,JS) with framework react,redux as well as i also done work on chatbot's ,RAG. I know MYSQL for database
Now i am confuse that AI are getting strong so i should go with web dev or shift to aiml where i shuld learn training model and all
So i want to know how where should i invest this last sem and where should i apply so i can start my journey.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a productivity app called DayErly.

The idea behind DayErly is simple: help people build better daily routines, develop consistent habits, manage their goals, and stay on track with their personal growth.

Some of the features include:

• Creating and managing daily routines.

• Setting goals and tracking milestones.

• Habit tracking and streaks.

• Daily task management and reminders.

• Progress tracking and achievements.

• Voice-based task creation.

After spending a lot of time designing and developing the app, I've reached a point where the product is available, but getting people to actually discover it and start using it has been much harder than I expected.

I'm trying to understand where I'm going wrong.

Is the productivity app market too saturated?
Is it difficult to convince people to switch from apps they already use?
Am I focusing on the wrong features?
Or is marketing and distribution simply the biggest challenge for indie app developers?

I'd genuinely appreciate advice from founders, indie developers, and people who use productivity or habit-tracking apps.

If you've launched an app yourself, how did you get your first 100 users?

I'm not looking for promotional upvotes. I'd really like honest feedback and suggestions on what I should improve.

Thanks!

Hello folks,

I bring hands-on industry experience collaborating with prominent organizations such as Qualcomm and leading Fintech firms. My current compensation package stands at 16.5 LPA, supplemented by RSUs and performance bonuses.

Technically, I possess a strong foundation in fundamentals. I've been increasingly strengthening my System Design and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) skills, complemented by a proven track record in end-to-end project execution and development in hackathons and internships. I am currently seeking fully remote opportunities.

Coming from a lower-middle-class background, I carry the responsibility of supporting my siblings' education, which drives my dedication and work ethic. I am eager to join a dynamic team where I can architect solutions, build impactful products, and continue to grow professionally.

I VALUE LEARNING AND WANT TO BE A PART OF A GREATER VISION.

If you know of any organizations or teams aligned with these opportunities, please feel free to reach out via DM so I can share my profile.