I've been working on https://booplet.com. It's like Lovable but for desktop apps and heavily inspired by Robin Sloan's home-cooked app essay [1][2]. The idea is to let anyone, especially non-technical folks, build and use personal apps. Instead of cloud deployment, we focused on a local-first setup so that users can fully own their apps and data.

[1] https://www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-cooked-app/ [2] https://booplet.com/blog/anyone-can-cook

Hi HN! Vispunk.com is our early prototype towards an image-first approach for AI-based image creation and editing.

Our goal is to make it simple and intuitive to compose an image with visual assets instead of just text i.e. photobashing.

To help with this, we've made img2img the default workflow, along with tools that generate PNG stock images and human poses.

We've also incorporated early versions of familiar Photoshop tools like Generative Fill, Remove Background and Object Select.

Check out our subreddit at r/vispunk for more details! And for those interested in contributing to development, keep an eye on https://github.com/vispunk/vispunk-webui.

Hi HN! Co-founder of Dashibase here and we're launching Dashibase Insert today as a free tool for Supabase users.

After chatting with a lot of our users (thanks for your time!) we've got a series of cool tools lined up for Supabase users! We'd love to hear your thoughts about these tools and your feedback/suggestions.

First up, a Notion-like form builder! Inspired by Notion and Tally, this form-builder plugs right into your Supabase projects.

Check out https://dashibase.com/insert for a demo and sign up for a free account!

If you already have a Dashibase account, simply log in with the same account details at https://insert.dashibase.com.

Happy form-building! We'll be here for any feedback/bug reports/suggestions. Or join our Slack!

PS - for the curious reader, we also shared our thoughts on Notion's UI in a blog post at https://dashibase.com/blog/notion-ui/

Hi HN!

This is for those of us who really hate building user dashboards and login UIs.

And for those of us who have to use ugly dashboards everyday.

We recently open-sourced our dashboarding tool for Supabase users at https://github.com/dashibase/dashibase, made with Vue and Tailwind.

It makes building both product and admin dashboards really simple - you just need a config file to specify Supabase credentials and the table views.

Out-of-the-box features at the moment:

- Authentication UIs including sign in and sign up (third-party support coming soon)

- CRUD features with simple form validation for required fields

- Caching of dashboard locally to reduce queries and latency

- Responsive dashboard - desktop, tablet, mobile

If you find this useful, consider joining our beta at https://dashibase.com!

Hi HN! We've been using Supabase for awhile thought it'd be great to have a no-code app that plugs right into Supabase to help with creating dashboards.

So we came up with Dashibase! You just need to specify your Supabase URL, anon key + the tables you want to expose to your user and out pops your dashboard.

We are open for beta access now and looking to validate this idea with an initial group of 25 users (see https://dashibase.com).

Questions and comments welcome!

Oh could you give it a try now? I just woke up and got around to fixing some of the scaling issues - it's not perfect but at least it's only failing 5% of queries when I load-tested with locust. Will get around to better fixes later!

Seems to produce the same. Tried a bunch of searches including something very generic, but ‘No results found :(‘ on each occasion.

q=bronco

{"has_prev": false, "has_next": false, "results": []}

Thanks everyone for the HN hug of death on this little side project of mine! It's been crazyyyy. And if it's okay I also just wanted to give a small shout out to my other project at https://catche.co - we've got about 30 people on that waitlist, check it out!

I think you might want to make the 'Learn More' stand out against the white background. I didn't see it at all and almost closed the tab until I noticed it.

Oh nice high five! Plus that's the smart way to do it like oh_sigh mentioned in their comment too

Haha thanks! I took the simple route that saves a few keystrokes.

Ahh this is actually a really really good point - I just pulled this out of my butt today as a fun coding project haha but what you described would be a much smarter way to do it. Less fun though! Oh well I'll just leave this up, I'm guessing the traffic will probably die down after awhile.

oof could you try that again? I just increased the capacity of the lambda - it was previously timing out from too many requests.

Yup, working! Looks cool.

Thanks! Also, just wanted to say I love Bioshock Infinite too. But more the Lutece twins than DeWitt