15:[[47556478,{"by":"SArndt","descendants":0,"id":47556478,"kids":[47556479,47597500],"score":1,"time":1774717797,"title":"Show HN: Tracetics – Funnel analytics for developers via REST API","type":"story","url":"https://tracetics.com"}],[47541438,{"by":"lmazgon","descendants":8,"id":47541438,"kids":[47561112,47588900,47566263,47552100,47559553,47545150,47541476,47565738],"score":24,"text":"I built a terminal UI for browsing Grafana dashboards. It connects to any Grafana instance and lets you explore dashboards without leaving the terminal.

It renders the most common panel types (time series, bar charts, gauges, heatmaps etc.). You can change the time range, set dashboard variables and filter series.

I built this because I spend most of my day in the terminal and wanted a quick way to glance at dashboards without switching to the browser. It's not perfect by any means, but it's a nifty and useful tool.

Built with Go, Bubble Tea, ntcharts, and Claude (of course). You can install it via Homebrew:

    brew install lovromazgon/tap/grafana-tui\n

\n... and try it out against Grafana's public playground:

    grafana-tui --url https://play.grafana.org

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A long time ago, I began collecting my boarding passes. I've always been a travel fanatic. I thought I'd love to build a travel app that is more than just flight bookings. This is a way to store your travel memories.

I've gamified it a little bit by adding a leaderboard. It's optional as well. Just upload your boarding pass and Borderly does the rest.

I'd love for you guys to try and give me feedback. I'm also open to new features and ideas to make it as comprehensive and fun as possible.

I'm planning to make a "Make it out of the group chat" feature where you can plan with friends and also record and split expenses while on a trip.

It's available on the Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/borderly/id6753683444it","time":1774589850,"title":"Show HN: Boarding Pass Wallet with Leaderboard, Analytics and Trip Planning","type":"story","url":"https://borderlyai.com"}],[47527889,{"by":"Max_T","descendants":2,"id":47527889,"kids":[47529607],"score":2,"text":"I built a fully functional co-parenting web app targeting a large underserved market in Europe — 90,000+ separations per year in one country alone, no dominant local competitor currently serving this audience.\nThe product is complete and ready to launch. Freemium SaaS model with monthly recurring subscription. GDPR compliant. Full brand identity included. Go-to-market strategy researched and documented. Zero technical expertise required to operate or grow it.\nAsking $399. Includes 30 days of post-sale support and full product transfer in minutes.\nNot sharing further details publicly. If you're interested or curious, email me or reply here and I'll share everything.","time":1774513382,"title":"I built a functional co-parenting web app","type":"story"}],[47528814,{"by":"daco","descendants":3,"id":47528814,"kids":[47529156,47529542,47528893,47529208],"score":5,"text":"$17","time":1774521763,"title":"Show HN: Agent Flow: A beautiful way to visualize Claude Code actions","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/patoles/agent-flow"}],[47528885,{"by":"robjampar","descendants":3,"id":47528885,"kids":[47528886,47529512],"score":2,"time":1774522265,"title":"I built an app called Homecast to enhance HomeKit Apple Home setups","type":"story","url":"https://homecast.cloud/"}],[47529107,{"by":"kathir05","descendants":15,"id":47529107,"kids":[47529319,47530518,47532950,47529269,47533193,47530891,47551645,47536707,47563760,47531267,47531097,47545590,47530234,47531358,47529855,47529521],"score":8,"text":"We all start with an idea, 0 customers, 0 followers, no clarity on long term on our startups.

AT some point, you get conviction, this will work and worth pursuing full-time even though 0 revenue to begin with.

For HuntYourTribe, after 2 months, we got 10 portfolios built by strangers and some even kept their link in Github profile. This is it!

Even with 0 paying customers, we decided to purse this startup maze full-time, now 10+ paying customers.

What's your inflection point?","time":1774523912,"title":"Ask HN: At what point you decided to pursue your startup fulltime?","type":"story"}]]

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