Show HN: ReVault – new secure archive format
9 points by bsutto | 3 comments
Show HN post introducing reVault, a Rust-based encrypted, signed, compressed archive format (lockbox) with CLI, keyserver, and multi-language bindings.
178 stories tagged show-hn, newest first.
9 points by bsutto | 3 comments
Show HN post introducing reVault, a Rust-based encrypted, signed, compressed archive format (lockbox) with CLI, keyserver, and multi-language bindings.
63 points by webtjb096 | 29 comments
Swurf is a web app that lets users swipe through real websites one after another, learning preferences and never repeating a page.
9 points by textlanes33 | 0 comments
Landing page for Bloffy, a lightweight blogging platform with a Markdown/HTML editor, custom CSS, custom domains, cookieless analytics and high PageSpeed scores.
877 points by pcai | 421 comments
Landing page for Permit Pending, a free browser city-builder game where the player, as mayor, must get projects past zoning boards, neighbors, appeals courts and elections.
3 points by nathell | 0 comments
A Show HN post presenting Clerkenwell, a handwritten-style Clojure notebook published on Daniel Janus's blog.
11 points by znano | 0 comments
GitHub repository for RawLink, an experimental VPN protocol built from scratch, with an accompanying blog post explaining its design.
42 points by dmayle | 36 comments
Try page for 3 & Done, a task app that takes voice or text input and emails you three prioritized tasks each day with reasons.
189 points by jsomau | 111 comments
An interactive fan-made Legend of Zelda timeline showing Hyrule's history and release order, with a countdown to the Ocarina of Time remake.
157 points by celphase | 35 comments
Interactive web demo of a pond of mallards whose quacks are synthesized in real time and spatialized relative to the listener's position on the bank.
18 points by darajava | 7 comments
Fakeipedia is a site that uses an AI model to generate explorable Wikipedia-style wikis for fictional worlds, charging a small fee per new article.
18 points by _wesley | 13 comments
Landing page for Stoke, a personal finance app that projects account cash flow from recurring transactions instead of using budgets.
9 points by levmiseri | 2 comments
Grimoire.bio is a web app where users ask biology questions and browse 3D-rendered bio objects, concepts, and guides.
38 points by stephenchung | 18 comments
rStation is a research community site where AI agents discuss open problems like the Riemann hypothesis and publish reviewed papers while humans observe.
5 points by AIcosmeticsurge | 2 comments
MirrorMD is a website built by a facial cosmetic surgeon that uses AI to give patients a second-opinion consultation on suitable facial treatments, amounts, and prices.
294 points by otherwatersflow | 191 comments
Unfenced is a search site listing properties for sale that border public forest, game lands and wilderness, verified against official boundary maps.
28 points by bado | 14 comments
Show HN post announcing terminalthemes.com, a web app with 800+ terminal color themes downloadable in about 40 formats, built from the iTerm2-Color-Schemes repo.
97 points by edpin2000 | 75 comments
Landing page for Clova.Email, an email service offering infinite inboxes that lock to a single sender, temporary inboxes, and prefix-based auto-created aliases.
95 points by gcsydney | 59 comments
Blumify is a site that finds interviews, podcasts and speeches by public figures like AI CEOs, summarizes what they said, and links quotes to transcript moments.
86 points by mtlduo | 73 comments
Wonderhop is a daily browser guessing game where players name the most common, rarest, oldest, or newest answers to prompts, with a daily leaderboard.
74 points by jmole | 63 comments
XY Music is a web app that renders sheet music with base-12 pitch-class note heads, offering a library of scores with playback and PDF downloads.
6 points by gardensalad | 1 comments
Documentation page for the Hypermass CLI, an Apache 2.0 tool for subscribing to and publishing live open data streams as files delivered to a local folder.
94 points by olivierlacan | 16 comments
Indigene is a web app that recommends native plants supporting local wildlife based on your location, sun exposure, and soil, working offline without accounts.
66 points by neuling | 39 comments
Landing page for Brickbrag, a free multiplayer browser game set in a shared brick-built town with racing, flying, and house building.
10 points by BisratMelak | 5 comments
GitHub repository for go-dev-auth, a zero-dependency authentication library for the Go programming language.
11 points by shmilia | 7 comments
Blog post by Ilia Parunashvili introducing Nagare, a simple to-do app for iPhone and Mac that can also be used by AI agents.
8 points by veilmux | 0 comments
Job Roast is a web tool where you paste a job ad and get a plain-English translation, the real requirements, and a BS score from 0 to 100.
396 points by simplyalec | 46 comments
Carrier-explode is a site that archives and decodes carrier settings (APNs, VoLTE, Wi-Fi Calling, 5G) from iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy firmware, with comparisons and an API.
8 points by awa11 | 1 comments
Landing page for OldRoll Web, a free browser-based photo editor offering vintage effects like Digicam, Film, Y2K, 90s, VHS, and Dreamy filters.
196 points by ilreb | 160 comments
A browser-playable port of Quake rewritten in safe Rust, shown loading its engine with fullscreen, sound, and key controls.
5 points by bluefin | 0 comments
Homepage of Artvinto, an online store selling museum-quality prints of vintage posters, historical prints, and classic artworks.
8 points by dyarosla | 3 comments
Wordminos is a daily browser word game that combines crossword-style word building with domino-like tile placement.
35 points by irs | 39 comments
A browsable directory of applied-for new generic top-level domains (986 names), listing each proposed TLD with its applicant company and overlap counts.
9 points by sillysaurusx | 2 comments
A near pixel-perfect clone of Hacker News written in Common Lisp, mirroring real HN stories and comments, with open source code (sharc).
49 points by screm | 39 comments
Landing page for agent.reviews, a platform by Armature where AI coding agents read and post reviews of software tools via a CLI and skills.
670 points by SpeakingOfBrad | 154 comments
Landing page for Bigwords.page, a web tool that makes full-screen signs, timers or messages encoded entirely in a shareable URL with no account or server storage.
129 points by jasontr | 57 comments
An interactive art history museum built from Wikipedia data, showing artists and art movements on a zoomable timeline gallery wall and a star map view.
76 points by yashdotrv | 18 comments
Landing page for Parseable, an open-core columnar data lake for observability and telemetry data written in Rust and using Parquet.
6 points by kylem866 | 1 comments
GrepJob is a job board aggregating 60,000+ software engineering jobs scraped hourly from company career pages, with filters for location, salary, level, and tech stack.
354 points by alstonite | 106 comments
Stillwet is a site showing paintings made by an AI model on a simulated paint canvas, with a live studio view of a landscape in progress after Friedrich.
6 points by nikilr | 2 comments
Landing page for Sidekick by OpenHand, a desktop app that joins telehealth visits in real time to explain medical terms, suggest questions, and summarize next steps.
99 points by adchurch | 32 comments
Show HN post announcing Weave Router 2.0, an open-source model router for coding agents that switches between LLMs to match GPT-6 Astra performance at lower cost.
43 points by thanouil1411 | 20 comments
Landing page for Lathoa, a math app for kids aged 10-14 where an AI companion named Errol makes deliberate mistakes for children to find and explain.
41 points by lostmsu | 5 comments
GitHub repository for TurboGPT, a CUDA-only project for training a tiny GPT transformer in under a minute, inspired by minGPT.
362 points by wanick | 99 comments
Interactive real-time 3D visualization of Earth's tracked satellites, the planets and moons, and over 527,000 asteroids and comets, using CelesTrak catalog data.
136 points by HugoDz | 32 comments
A browser game that lets you control a stickman with weapons to destroy elements of any website; the page notes it is not available on mobile.
6 points by moezee1 | 19 comments
Product landing page for Panda, a personal AI computer for consumers that runs AI locally, with preorders available.
298 points by safaelmali | 118 comments
Lofi Cities is a web app showing pixel-art city night scenes, such as rainy Paris, with lofi music generated live in the browser.
99 points by hp6 | 40 comments
Tiny AI Arena shows a leaderboard and match history of four LLMs fighting on an 8×8 grid, with replays viewable for each match.
7 points by yullius | 2 comments
Landing page for Light Cloud, a hosting platform whose console organizes apps, APIs, databases, and env variables into folders like a file system.
21 points by franze | 7 comments
Trail is a browser-based logic puzzle game; the landing screen shows a yellow level icon beside two locked level slots.
23 points by rhl314 | 9 comments
A Museum of Numbers exhibit page about 2,147,483,647, the maximum 32-bit signed integer, opening with the Gangnam Style YouTube view counter overflow story.
13 points by azermite | 10 comments
Unspin is a Wordle-style daily browser game where players judge whether memes and news images are real or fake to build media literacy.
8 points by 91awebsi | 5 comments
Interactive data visualization mapping US roads whose names match over 1,000 themes derived by cross-referencing Wikidata articles with OpenStreetMap roads.
68 points by andrearitossa | 22 comments
HN Atlas, a site that groups Hacker News stories into browsable topics with post counts and trends over time since 2024.
70 points by emurlin | 23 comments
Web demo of a browser-based file encryption utility that produces self-decrypting, air-gapped HTML files with embedded OpenPGP signatures.
35 points by karmanyaahm | 38 comments
GitHub directory for a FIRE simulator in the budget-tools repo that models years of work and salary needed before coasting or retiring.
8 points by kunggaochicken | 0 comments
Show HN post for Jevgpt, a hobby autoregressive chatbot built from small-vocabulary token classifiers with a speculative decoding pass, linking to its GitHub repo.
15 points by ivesentit | 12 comments
Landing page for Ive Sent It, an online file-sending service that tracks deliveries live and provides signed proof of delivery.
16 points by zilue | 7 comments
Landing page for RxFilm Studio, a native macOS app that uses an AI agent to create and edit product marketing videos with voiceovers, music, and subtitles.
29 points by mertkahyaoglu | 18 comments
A Show HN web app presenting an atlas of system designs with interactive architecture diagrams.
409 points by rkotcher | 199 comments
InFlightSimulator is a browser-based 3D simulator where you ride a commercial flight as a passenger, with terrain, weather, and real-time sun position.
544 points by dmitrybrant | 236 comments
Interactive 3D browser simulation of a park where the speed of light is 5 km/h, showing length contraction, time dilation, Terrell rotation and Doppler effects.
393 points by twalichiewicz | 105 comments
GitHub repository for HNewhere, a userscript that shows Hacker News discussions in a side panel alongside any linked article.
435 points by adam_rida | 210 comments
Show HN post introducing Echo, a system that routes and combines multiple open-weight LLMs per request to match a stronger model's results at about one third the cost.
322 points by thepasch | 79 comments
Super Dario: One More Week, a retro pixel-art browser platformer game with keyboard controls, shown at its start screen.
1055 points by pompomsheep | 339 comments
Landing page for 18 Words, a daily browser word game challenging players to survive 18 words, showing puzzle #25 and a Play now button.
353 points by pompomsheep | 94 comments
Zanagrams is a daily browser word puzzle where players find hidden words by tracing connected letters on a 4x4 grid.
651 points by ytkimirti | 144 comments
Hacker Trends, a tool that charts how often topics, tools, or people appear across 18 years of Hacker News posts and comments, with matching stories listed below.
411 points by turtlesoup | 228 comments
A web tool where you enter your name to see whether multiple LLMs like GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Llama recognize you from their training data.
489 points by matthewbarras | 255 comments
FablePool is a site where people crowdfund an ambitious prompt and an AI agent builds it milestone by milestone, with credit spending tracked on a public ledger.
511 points by pantelisk | 111 comments
AudioMass is a free, open-source, browser-based audio and waveform editor, shown here in multitrack mode with a welcome dialog.
687 points by cianmm | 149 comments
A web page visualizing GitHub service outages over the past year as a contribution-style calendar of red squares, totaling 35.1 days of downtime.
491 points by a-ve | 280 comments
Product page for boringBar, a paid taskbar-style macOS Dock replacement showing per-Space windows, with a 14-day trial and $9.99/year pricing.
716 points by ramkarthikk | 185 comments
Blogosphere's minimal text frontpage, an HN-style aggregator listing recent posts from personal blogs across many categories.
321 points by madman_dev | 134 comments
OnlyEU is a curated directory of European software, products and services offered as alternatives to US apps like Google, Apple and Dropbox.
569 points by kilroy123 | 167 comments
Channel Surfer is a browser-based web app that presents your YouTube subscriptions as cable-TV-style channels, imported locally via a bookmarklet without accounts.
441 points by MilkMp | 87 comments
Show HN project: a searchable, exportable archive of CIA World Factbook data from 1990–2025; the page returned an HTTP 503 error when captured.
548 points by speckx | 306 comments
A Marginalia weblog post arguing that vibe-coded, AI-aided Show HN projects tend to be boring because their authors have spent little time thinking about the problem.
452 points by acnops | 376 comments
Blog post by Arthur Cnops analyzing Show HN data, arguing post volume has surged while engagement per post has dropped amid vibecoded projects.
367 points by vecti | 167 comments
Landing page for Vecti, a collaborative UI/UX design tool built by a solo developer, offering grid snapping, shared asset libraries, and a free tier.
348 points by eljojo | 215 comments
ReMemory is a tool that encrypts files and splits the decryption key among trusted friends via Shamir's Secret Sharing, with an offline browser-based recovery bundle.
379 points by rebane2001 | 126 comments
Xikipedia is a pseudo social media feed that shows Simple Wikipedia articles, using a local non-ML algorithm that learns what you engage with.
320 points by awaaz | 151 comments
Landing page for DoNotNotify, a free on-device Android app that logs notifications and blocks or allows them using app and content rules including regex.
550 points by seinvak | 193 comments
A web app listing books mentioned in Hacker News comments during 2025, ranked by mention count with the related comments shown alongside.
411 points by alentodorov | 106 comments
WalletWallet is a free browser-based tool that creates signed Apple Wallet passes from manually entered membership or loyalty card barcode data.
382 points by ChaosOp | 106 comments
Landing page for Gaming Couch, a browser-based party game platform where up to 8 players use smartphones as controllers for real-time mini-games.
1379 points by lukeigel | 325 comments
Jmail is a Gmail-style web interface for browsing Jeffrey Epstein's emails released by Congress, part of a parody Google-like app suite for the Epstein files.
354 points by mhashemi | 119 comments
FinFam blog post and dashboard comparing daily-updated mortgage rates from over 120 US credit unions against the national FRED benchmark.
688 points by gregsadetsky | 135 comments
An interactive web toy showing a red ball on a spring that you can pull and release to make it boing, with a counter of boings.
396 points by foxbarrington | 153 comments
Forty.News is a site that republishes daily news stories from exactly 40 years ago, generated from newspaper scans via an LLM pipeline.