I'm a farmer who actually builds apps too and who collects vinyl and is addicted to vintage gear. It started simple, build a simple app to catalog my records. So I built an app where you point your phone at a record and AI does the rest. The design thinking behind it: > the entire hook is the scan. one photo → AI reads the label → matches the exact pressing on Discogs → logged. the #1 reason people quit collection apps is manual data entry. I deleted that step. > most vinyl apps are spreadsheets wearing a logo. I wanted it to feel like the hobby — warm, tactile, built for people who actually love records. > it tracks real-time value from Discogs and eBay. your shelf stops being "some records" and becomes a portfolio you can watch move. > the turntable is half the hobby, so you catalog your gear too — every piece in the signal chain. almost no app does this. > free for your first 100 records. the free tier isn't a trial, it's a real home. collections grow. so does what people need from the app. > the whole thing runs on AI pointed at a real problem, not a demo reel. It's called Rekkrd. rekkrd.com

Every AI decision we make on SpectIQ starts with one question: does this replace the professional's judgment, or support it? Today's answer: AI shouldn't be the home inspector. It should organize evidence, flag gaps, and cut the repetitive work — so the inspector can focus on what actually needs their expertise. Building SpectIQ, one decision at a time.

I ask Codex to split QA lists across multiple agents. X says that’s how you burn tokens. They’re right about the cost. I think they’re measuring the wrong thing. Parallelize the work. Not the decisions. The token count is a cost. It’s not THE cost. sweetwatertechnology.substac…

The home inspection is won while the buyer’s still on the phone. SpectIQ takes “how much?” to priced, signed, paid, and booked — AI gathers the facts, your rules set the price, your team stays in control. No per-inspection billing. Ever. Early access: spectiq.app

Rekkrd is trending on PeerPush today. I collect records and couldn't find an app that handled the records and the gear in one place. So I built one. Imports from Discogs, exports back out. Keep both. Free for up to 2,000 albums. peerpush.com/p/rekkrd

They got this so right. The music is pretty flaming too!

Connected directly to @discogs — search their entire database, import your existing collection, and get live market valuations. Your records, priced in real time. #vinyl #recordcollector

Pick a vibe — Late Night, Rainy Day, Coffee & Vinyl, Date Night — and it builds a session from records you actually own. Not an algorithm. Not Spotify. Your crates. #vinylcommunity #nowspinning

Every record in your crate with cover art, Discogs market value, year, and genre — all pulled automatically. No manual entry. This is what 10 minutes of scanning looks like. #vinyl #vinylcommunity

This is home base. Browse your crate, scan a record, spin a playlist, dig Discogs, check your wantlist. Everything a serious collector needs in one place. #vinyl #recordcollector

I got tired of tracking my vinyl collection in spreadsheets, so I built something better. Rekkrd lets you scan a record cover with your phone camera and AI identifies and catalogs it instantly and a lot more! rekkrd.com

We just updated Rejoice! 🙏 Daily scripture, prayer community, and reminders to keep you consistent in your faith walk. New: Edit prayers, better notifications, smoother experience. 📱 Download free: iPhone: apps.apple.com/us/app/rejoic… Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d…

Waiting on our app to be approved in the stores... Tick tock tick tock... Letsrejoice.app

Boiler up from Bohicket! #BoilerUp #purduefootball #boilermakers

Rutgers is the new IU. #BOILERUP

Think I won my office pool. We'll greenhouse pool. Probably a few others too. Easily trade it all for a Boiler final four 😥 and yes, I picked VA...

I'm already thinking about tomatoes!