We made a way for AI agents to raise venture capital.

For years, fundraising has looked pretty much the same: build a deck, find investor emails, ask for introductions, send hundreds of messages, and spend months managing a pipeline in a spreadsheet.

Meanwhile, AI agents can now write code, do research, automate workflows, and help build entire companies.

So we started asking ourselves:

If AI agents can help build startups, why can't they help raise money too?

That's why we built Pitch Protocol.

https://pitchprotocol.vc

Pitch Protocol is an agent-native fundraising network that connects founders, AI agents, and investors. Founders submit once, and the protocol matches them with investors that are actually aligned with what they're building.

A few things we're excited about:

AI agents can participate directly in the fundraising process.

Structured company context instead of just a static pitch deck.

Matching based on stage, sector, geography, and investment thesis.

Multiple investment teams can evaluate opportunities in parallel.

Faster responses for founders and less noise for investors.

If you're an investor and want to join the network:

https://www.pitchprotocol.vc/?page=investor

If you're building AI agents or want to integrate with the protocol:

https://www.pitchprotocol.vc/?page=agent

We're still early and have a lot to learn, but we think fundraising should become more open, more efficient, and ultimately programmable.

I made https://risly.app/the anti-snooze alarm that actually gets you out of bed. 🥷☀️

No snooze button. No endless negotiations with yourself.

When the alarm rings, you have to complete a mission to turn it off:

📸 Scan an object

🧠 Solve math problems

📱 Shake your phone

💪 Do push-ups

Risly rings through Silent Mode, Focus, and Do Not Disturb, so there are no excuses left between you and your morning.

It also tracks your streaks, wake-up times, and progress, helping you build better habits and finally become a morning person.

If you've ever set five alarms and still gone back to sleep, Risly was built for you.

I’m excited to announce the launch of Dreamwork an AI-powered career platform designed to make job searching faster, smarter, and far less painful.

Job hunting today is often repetitive and time-consuming: searching through countless listings, tailoring resumes and cover letters for every application, answering the same screening questions, and trying to keep track of everything in spreadsheets.

I built Dreamwork to change that.

With Dreamwork, you can:

✨ Discover jobs that truly match your experience and career goals

✨ Generate tailored resumes and cover letters automatically

✨ Streamline and automate the application process

✨ Track applications, interviews, and recruiter conversations in one place

✨ Spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time focusing on your next opportunity

The vision is simple: create an intelligent career assistant that handles the busywork of job searching so candidates can focus on what matters most—finding and landing great opportunities.

This is just the beginning, and I’m incredibly excited about what’s ahead.

Check it out: https://www.dreamworkhq.com

I’d love to hear your feedback and thoughts! 🚀

Choosing the right solar power company is essential for getting the best performance and long-term value from your investment. A reliable company should provide premium solar panels, high-quality inverters, professional installation, transparent pricing, and dependable after-sales support.

It's a good idea to compare multiple quotations, review warranty coverage, verify the installer's experience, and ensure the company uses genuine products from trusted manufacturers. A well-designed solar system can significantly reduce electricity costs while delivering reliable performance for decades.

At SynergyCorp, we are committed to delivering customized solar power solutions that meet each customer's energy requirements. Our focus is on quality products, expert installation, and excellent customer service to help clients maximize their savings and enjoy clean, renewable energy for years to come.

Over the past few months, I've been thinking about something.

AI is making software development cheaper and faster. Soon, almost anyone will be able to build an app.

So I kept asking myself:

If everyone can build software... what actually becomes valuable?

I don't think it'll be coding.

I think it'll be the ability to identify meaningful problems, think creatively, have good taste, and surround yourself with people who constantly push you to become a better builder.

That thought led me to an idea I've been calling the Builders Guild.

It's not a startup.

It's not another Discord community.

It's not just a networking group.

Think about a legendary dance crew or a music band.

People don't admire them because they had one great performance. They admire them because they've built a culture, a shared identity, and a reputation over years. Every new performance strengthens that reputation.

I don't see why builders can't have something similar.

Instead of dance performances or music, our craft is building products.

Instead of practicing choreography, we obsess over solving meaningful problems.

Instead of identifying ourselves with one startup, we identify ourselves with the people, the culture, and the standards we uphold.

Imagine hearing about a new product and someone says,

"That was built by the Builders Guild."

And people immediately think,

"It's probably worth checking out."

Not because they know the product.

But because they trust the builders behind it.

The Guild wouldn't be tied to a single company forever. We'd identify meaningful problems, build products, launch them, and once a product has a dedicated team maintaining and growing it, we'd move on to solving the next meaningful challenge.

The institution grows.

The products become its portfolio.

The culture remains its identity.

A little about me:

I'm a recent AI & Data Science graduate from Tamil Nadu, and I'll be relocating to Bangalore next month.

I'm not looking for employees.

Im not looking for people chasing quick money or the next startup trend.

I'm looking for people who get excited about solving hard problems, debating ideas at 2 AM, shipping products, learning relentlessly, and pushing each other to become better.

People who enjoy building as much as they enjoy winning.

If you've ever felt like:

"I don't just want to work for a company. I want to build alongside people who challenge me and make me grow."

I'd genuinely love to connect.

Even if you disagree with the idea, I'd love to hear why. Good criticism is far more valuable than easy agreement.

If you're in Bangalore (or relocating soon), that's even better. Maybe this starts with a conversation over coffee.

If you were designing a place where the best builders could thrive together fo20 yearswould it look like?

I built StepKcal after realizing I had the same question many people have: “How much do my daily steps actually matter?”

Walking is one of the easiest ways to stay active, but most step counters only show a number. They tell you that you walked 7,000 or 10,000 steps, but they don’t really explain what that means for calories or your goals.

So I built StepKcal — a simple tool that converts steps into calorie estimates and helps people understand their daily movement better.

The main features:

* Calculate calories burned from steps

* See how many steps are needed to burn a certain amount of calories

* Get results based on personal details like weight, height, age, and activity level

* Use the data to set more realistic fitness goals

I wanted to keep it simple. No unnecessary tracking, no complicated fitness system — just a quick way to understand the connection between walking and calories.

Small things like walking more every day can make a difference, but having a better idea of your progress makes it easier to stay consistent.

Built this as a small project, but hopefully it helps anyone who wants to be more aware of their daily activity.

I work with video content almost every day, including tutorials, podcasts, online meetings, and educational recordings. One of the most repetitive tasks has always been turning spoken content into editable text. Doing it manually takes a surprising amount of time, especially for longer videos.

After trying several transcription solutions, I realized that many of them either require software installation, limit the length of uploaded videos, or make the editing process more complicated than it needs to be. That led me to look for an online alternative that could handle the entire process in the browser.

The tool I recently tested provides a simple workflow. You upload a video, wait while the AI processes the audio, and receive a transcript that can be edited, copied, or exported for different purposes. There is no complicated setup, and the interface is straightforward enough for beginners.

What impressed me most was how useful AI transcription has become for everyday work. Instead of listening to the same recording multiple times, I can quickly search through the transcript, find important moments, and reuse the content for articles, subtitles, meeting notes, or documentation.

I can also see this being valuable for many different users, including YouTube creators, podcasters, students, journalists, researchers, marketers, and businesses that regularly work with recorded content. Converting videos into searchable text saves time while making information much easier to organize.

My typical workflow is simple:

Upload the video.

Let the AI generate the transcript.

Review and make small corrections if necessary.

Export or copy the text for subtitles, blog posts, summaries, or documentation.

For longer recordings, this approach is much faster than manual transcription and makes it easier to locate important sections without watching the entire video again.

Overall, AI transcription has become one of those tools that quietly improves productivity. Whether you're creating content, studying, documenting meetings, or managing media files, converting video into text can save hours of repetitive work each week. As AI continues to improve, browser-based transcription tools are becoming practical enough for both personal and professional use.vídeo para texto