Product Designer × AI Engineer | 15y crafting digital experiences | Building Figma plugins, design systems & iOS/Android apps | Kyiv → Global
Kyiv, Ukraine 🇺🇦
Joined December 2009
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Hi everyone! I need people with an Android phone to test an app for Eveus, go-e, WARP, or OpenEVSE chargers. Help me get it published on the Play Store faster! Just fill out the short Google Form below. Thanks!
forms.gle/8zwM6bmPkWoHKQFn8
✨The TeaGo app now includes widget support. If you rely on @giteaio as a local git server, TeaGo is well worth exploring.
Thanks @giteaio I hope you try the app. If not, please connect with me, and I will provide a free version for your entire team.
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Here is a practical way to run that review, with enough structure to make the handoff clear and enough space for the people doing it.
overplay.app/blog/the-last-r…
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Hello world! 👋 Meet Overplay.
We help teams pin feedback directly to live website components. Notes stay anchored across all screen sizes and hidden menus. It also connects to Cursor via MCP to fix bugs faster.
Try our live demo: overplay.app
As a designer, I spent too much time taking screenshots for Design QA. So we built Overplay to fix that. It brings Figma-style commenting directly onto your live website. You click any button, form, or dropdown to leave a note in context. Pins stick to components and stay aligned across screen sizes. It runs in a Shadow DOM with zero dependencies, so it never breaks your site styles. @overplayapp
You definitely should try, it works as Figma comments but in any web page.
Hello world! 👋 Meet Overplay.
We help teams pin feedback directly to live website components. Notes stay anchored across all screen sizes and hidden menus. It also connects to Cursor via MCP to fix bugs faster.
Try our live demo: overplay.app
Never miss a limit reset. Limit Bar now alerts you the second your limits renew. 100% free, just Google “Limit Bar” to grab it! 🚀
🍓 Open Pi now supports connected cameras, alongside a better macOS UI and a polished mobile experience.
A while back, I was deep into experimenting with OpenClaw on my Raspberry Pi. I constantly needed to track CPU and memory usage, but got tired of grabbing my MacBook to SSH in and run htop every single time.
I just wanted to check stats and run quick terminal commands right from my iPhone on the couch. So, I hacked together a simple mobile interface for my own setup.
That little side-quest is how my app, Open Pi, was born. What started as a lazy way to run htop from my phone has grown into a powerful, dedicated app for controlling and monitoring Raspberry Pi OS devices.
Has anyone else built a full tool just to save themselves a trip to the laptop? 😅
openpi.uk
You guys asked for an easier way to get online, so I built it. Just shipped an update that lets you connect your Raspberry Pi to Wi-Fi right from the Open Pi app. Let me know how it works for you!
When I started building this app, it was really just a personal tool. I use a local Git server, and Gitea is simply best-in-class for hosting your own code. But today, I’m incredibly happy to see the app shortlisted and hitting the top of the App Store charts! 🏆 It motivates me so much to keep building new features and evolving the product. Thank you! 🙏
Massive new update rolling out! 🚀 The app is now much more consistent across the board and handles edge cases beautifully.
For example: if you do a clean reinstall of Raspberry Pi OS, it now smoothly prompts you to save the new SSH key instead of locking up. Enjoy!
