Nice! We use an internal workflow with translations by llms at Minut. This looks smoother, esp as everything is driven through the PR. Swapped out lokalize for cost reasons.

Edit: we’re Malmö-based, lmk if you want to chat.

Cool, I'll drop a dm on linkedin!

We’re a group playing floorball (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floorball#:~:text=Floorball%20...) once a week and needed a simple way to know we got enough players to play.

I’ve been mostly vibe coding RecurAt (https://recur.at) to get a feel for coding this way and been learning a ton about frontend development at the same time.

Next.js app hosted on Vercel.

This is one of the reasons we created Point which we just released the 2nd generation of on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/minut/pointthe-friendly...

You created Point to find hidden cameras in AirBNBs?

I mean nice try pumping your product, but come on.

One of the reasons I think we've seen this over and over is due to lack of alternatives to monitor homes in a non-invasive way. Hosts naturally care about their apartments when they rent out. And hiding a camera is, judging from many comments here and Airbnb, not the right way.

But yes, you're right. I'm definitely pumping our own product :)

It can detect smoke and different varieties of it. To be classified as a smoke alarm, however, requires a costly certification which isn't feasible right now. It is able to detect when your regular smoke/fire alarm goes off though and pass the notification to your phone when you're away.

right. Possibly high returns if you get it though. Possibly more units per customers and more potential customers. Also within a magnitude of the price of normal smoke alarms.