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portfolio by @Ashu-cipher | Stardance
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Title: portfolio by @Ashu-cipher | Stardance
Devl Title: portfolio by @Ashu-cipher | Stardance
Devlogs:
oh, i did forget about devlog, i’m making a portfolio site to replace my old one, i am done with navbar and cursor styling, much more to do
done with footer
completed landing page and global styling
done with terminal commands, and animations
completed Typewriter component
completed Contacts section
done with Hero section, feeling like a here lol
completed glitchtext section, so basically ui is almost done, only matrix rain is left in ui, working on it
completed matrixrain, basically done with ui
done with adding skills, next is adding projects
completed Project section, ui is done, i need to debug it first
it’s almost done, with some problems, i will fix it
finally, after so much debugging, this and that, integrating github actions, verifying google metadata, it’s done, it’s live on ashu-cipher.github.io check it out and give me some improvement suggestion, only thing left to update is its README file, will do it soon and ship
work on same error for last half hours still not solved, can anybody help. i have used web3forms for email submission, but whenever i send email, it’s sent but it still shows submission error, idk why, i tried multiple time, still stuck on that.
FINALLY, error is resolved, thanks to claude haiku
updated README, about to ship
Ships:
I made a portfolio site for myself, actually i had a portfolio site i made in 2025 but i thought of refining it, so i refined it using next.js, for me challenging part was git, i rebased and accidentally i had 999+ commits like wth, i restored to previous commit and it was fixed. I learnt more about React by this project. Ik this is a portfolio site, you have no usability for this, still it is what it is, i hope you like it. Thanks♡...
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portfolio by @AbhrajitGogoi | Stardance
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Title: portfolio by @AbhrajitGogoi | Stardance
De Title: portfolio by @AbhrajitGogoi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Followed a yt tutorial and learnt to create a basic website with hovering cards. added the most popular top header which has about projects and contact (the part which i think looks most professional). i looked around stardance and saw really awesome project to which this project could not compare to i hope in the coming year to be making such projects myself!!!...
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portfolia by @christianfurr | Stardance
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portable clarinet stand by @sebass | Stardance
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port 1 by @manish_work0889 | Stardance
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Title: port 1 by @manish_work0889 | Stardance
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popos by @Abhishek-mee | Stardance
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Title: popos by @Abhishek-mee | Stardance
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pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
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Title: pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
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Onam Title: pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
Devlogs:
Onam is the main festival in Kerala, India and pookalam- a geometric structure made with flowers is main attraction of this festival, i used python turtle to make a pookalam and integrated it with a site using Skulpt—an open-source, client-side Python interpreter written in JavaScript
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onam is a traditonal festival , in my home state, kerala , india and pookalam a geometric pattern made with flowers is the main attraction , i made it with python turtle added it to a website using javascript skulpt , integrating it with skuplt was the confusing part....
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pong but you have abilities by @clutch | Stardance
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Title: pong but you have abilities by @clutch | St Title: pong but you have abilities by @clutch | Stardance
Devlogs:
i made pong (not with abilities) so im halfway done Alright so i made basic pong and it still needs some adjustments but halfway there (more like 40% since i gotta add another mode of pong where the paddle isnt arrow keys and controlled by an ‘ai’ 🙏) it took alot more time than i thought to do this but well atleast it works! pretty excited to work on the abilities as ive got some cool ideas and they’re not exactly practical or fun but it’ll be fun for me to make!...
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pomodoro timer thing by @benMakesStuff | Stardance
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Title: pomodoro timer thing by @benMakesStuff | St Title: pomodoro timer thing by @benMakesStuff | Stardance
Devlogs:
I made the basic UI for it, and also made it connect to the api that gives u tips (including tips about vampire protection) and ye its cool since its something i actually wrote (and not ai) and it works and im rlly proud cus its like in javascript and i understand it
i deployed and finished the website including the timer and it work alright so its really good now. Im going to ship today hopefully i just need to finish some of my ratings and done....
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pomodoro timer by @Pery | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 68772, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 68772, "ts": "2026-09-15T18:44:12Z", "hours": 0.6597, "text": "devlog 6# made the task list save on localstorage Added shortcuts (space = start/pause ; r = reset)"}, {"post_id": 68284, "ts": "2026-09-14T20:57:18Z", "hours": 1.3036, "text": "devlog 5# I have been playing around with the design alot. until ive finally did something ive liked! but maybe the background i will make it a little colorful. Whats major update? Ive finally added a task list! you write a task, when you finish it press on it to cross it (or delete it). Also added the when you customize your minutes (break or focus) it saves locally! right now its only for that. but soon its for task list too!"}, {"post_id": 67536, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:38:47Z", "hours": 0.4169, "text": "devlog 4# Made the layout a little better! I only changed the text position and made the “set” button bigger because, why not :P. Also changed the color because i have free will AND YALL CANT STOP ME. Stay tuned for more update"}, {"post_id": 67231, "ts": "2026-09-13T09:12:55Z", "hours": 1.0, "text": "devlog 3# day 3 of working on this project. . Today (since ive woke up and made a coffiee) ive started focusing on the design of it. Im thinking to do the same as my personal website design (terminal theme but maybe other colors other than blueish). Im thinking to make something with the color pallate black,white and gray (ignore the yellow from the quote i just felt to put it like this cuz why not :P) Any new stuff added besides the design update? YES. ive added few quotes, everytime when you click start, a new quote (or a quote appears). its random quotes, few of them ive wrote myself (you will figure out what i wrote). in rest i will focus more on the design!!"}, {"post_id": 66424, "ts": "2026-09-12T07:47:27Z", "hours": 0.6358, "text": "devlog 2# Day 2 of creating a wonderful project! Yesterday (and today) ive continued on working on timers mechanic, and today ive finished the pause mechanic! And yesterday (because i did almost all of this at night) i did small changes to style.css. ive made the background black to keep my eyes safe (even tho i use dark mode on my phone in evening or mornings) ALSO i think today i will focus on design MAYBE."}, {"post_id": 66222, "ts": "2026-09-11T22:13:09Z", "hours": 0.3833, "text": "devlog 1# (Literally ive lost ideas what project to do so i chose to do this for no reason at all) WELCOME TO MY NEW PROJECT! today ive started making a pomodoro timer (aka a study timer). Why im doing this? i have no idea thanks for asking (even tho you didnt ask but whatever) ANYWAY i will start simple, focusing on the timer, then i will make a design (prob i will keep it simple or add a picture as background). my future plans for this is: -make the timer work -designing it -add stuff THAT nobody asked for it (motivation quotes prob) (my brain cant keep up for the future plans so thats all i can say for now. my RAM is falling inside my brain,good thing that devs added a 50$ grant for RAM, hope it works for my brain aswell)"}]...
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Title: pomodoro timer by @Pery | Stardance
Devlog Title: pomodoro timer by @Pery | Stardance
Devlogs:
devlog 1# (Literally ive lost ideas what project to do so i chose to do this for no reason at all) WELCOME TO MY NEW PROJECT! today ive started making a pomodoro timer (aka a study timer). Why im doing this? i have no idea thanks for asking (even tho you didnt ask but whatever) ANYWAY i will start simple, focusing on the timer, then i will make a design (prob i will keep it simple or add a picture as background). my future plans for this is: -make the timer work -designing it -add stuff THAT nobody asked for it (motivation quotes prob) (my brain cant keep up for the future plans so thats all i can say for now. my RAM is falling inside my brain,good thing that devs added a 50$ grant for RAM, hope it works for my brain aswell)
devlog 2# Day 2 of creating a wonderful project! Yesterday (and today) ive continued on working on timers mechanic, and today ive finished the pause mechanic! And yesterday (because i did almost all of this at night) i did small changes to style.css. ive made the background black to keep my eyes safe (even tho i use dark mode on my phone in evening or mornings) ALSO i think today i will focus on design MAYBE.
devlog 3# day 3 of working on this project. . Today (since ive woke up and made a coffiee) ive started focusing on the design of it. Im thinking to do the same as my personal website design (terminal theme but maybe other colors other than blueish). Im thinking to make something with the color pallate black,white and gray (ignore the yellow from the quote i just felt to put it like this cuz why not :P) Any new stuff added besides the design update? YES. ive added few quotes, everytime when you click start, a new quote (or a quote appears). its random quotes, few of them ive wrote myself (you will figure out what i wrote). in rest i will focus more on the design!!
devlog 4# Made the layout a little better! I only changed the text position and made the “set” button bigger because, why not :P. Also changed the color because i have free will AND YALL CANT STOP ME. Stay tuned for more update
devlog 5# I have been playing around with the design alot. until ive finally did something ive liked! but maybe the background i will make it a little colorful. Whats major update? Ive finally added a task list! you write a task, when you finish it press on it to cross it (or delete it). Also added the when you customize your minutes (break or focus) it saves locally! right now its only for that. but soon its for task list too!
devlog 6# made the task list save on localstorage Added shortcuts (space = start/pause ; r = reset)
Ships:
done...
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pomios by @Wiwi | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 51613, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 51613, "ts": "2026-08-21T12:06:49Z", "hours": 0.335, "text": "Decided to work on this project again! Today I fixed the search widget class typo so the grid layout applies correctly and added the HTML shell for Aura (bubble button + panel) next to the existing dock; wiring up the logic is next.”"}, {"post_id": 49055, "ts": "2026-08-17T17:21:47Z", "hours": 1.1867, "text": "I’m finally done with this"}, {"post_id": 48818, "ts": "2026-08-17T11:08:49Z", "hours": 0.81, "text": "Applied full CSS glassmorphism styling, structured the grid layout, and added custom background image including the Sade music player cover art. Next, I will populate app.js to get the live clock, music controls, and draggable windows functional."}, {"post_id": 48268, "ts": "2026-08-16T15:56:38Z", "hours": 0.6769, "text": "Set up the initial project files and built the core HTML structure for my custom WebOS. Created the top status bar, a 3x2 widget grid layout and the bottom dock container to house app icons. Next i will add CSS glassmorphism styles."}]...
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Title: pomios by @Wiwi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Set u Title: pomios by @Wiwi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Set up the initial project files and built the core HTML structure for my custom WebOS. Created the top status bar, a 3x2 widget grid layout and the bottom dock container to house app icons. Next i will add CSS glassmorphism styles.
Applied full CSS glassmorphism styling, structured the grid layout, and added custom background image including the Sade music player cover art. Next, I will populate app.js to get the live clock, music controls, and draggable windows functional.
I’m finally done with this
Decided to work on this project again! Today I fixed the search widget class typo so the grid layout applies correctly and added the HTML shell for Aura (bubble button + panel) next to the existing dock; wiring up the logic is next.”
Ships:
I built a browser-based webOS named pomios with glassmorphism widgets, draggable windows, and an embedded music player. The main challenge was fixing DOM IDs and GitHub Pages deployment, but I’m super proud of how sleek the desktop UI looks....
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polymodel by @neilaryankota | Stardance
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polylactic by @andrei | Stardance
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Title: polylactic by @andrei | Stardance
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polygon by @Nada_Gomaa | Stardance
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Title: polygon by @Nada_Gomaa | Stardance
Devlogs Title: polygon by @Nada_Gomaa | Stardance
Devlogs:
working on this project for the workshop of polygon for making a 3d cubic shape with wooden texture and also with some headers using html, css, javascript, andjson with a scale to choose the speedof the flipping cube...
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polarware by @Polar | Stardance
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Title: polarware by @Polar | Stardance
Devlogs:
I Title: polarware by @Polar | Stardance
Devlogs:
Im working on a WarioWare Game. It’s called AeroWare, it’s ispired by frutiger aero, in fact I will add minigames that are in this style. I spent many hours becouse I did all the graphics, you can look the timelapses on : “ https://lapse.hackclub.com/user/@antoniomigliazza ”. I’d like to add few songs, mabye made by my self, but in future....
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polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-19T11:23:19Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": 9.93, "payout": 69, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! After reading your reviews on my last ship, I spent time restructuring my code and adding some new features to make the OS feel much more like a real desktop. Here is what’s new: Local storage persistence: Polaris OS finally remembers your preferences! your custom accent colors and notepad entries now save automatically, so you won’t lose them when you reload the page. Achievements system: i added 5 brand-new unlockable achievements to find while exploring the OS (and yes, your progress saves via local storage too!). New dictionary app: look up any word instantly using the Openmuse API. you can use the new dictionary app, or just type define [word] straight into the terminal. Settings app & UI polish: built a dedicated Settings app to manage the OS. i also added a volume slider for the media player (which has new songs!), and hover-name overlays for taskbar apps. Performance & visual upgrades: designed a brand new, cooler loading animation, fixed the stretched confetti hitbox bug, and optimized the NASA APOD widget so high-res space images no longer lag the entire website. let me know what you think of the new apps and if you manage to unlock all the achievements!", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 2, "ts": "2026-09-11T12:27:41Z", "hours": 8.0, "multiplier": 11.4, "payout": 93, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey guys! i’m back with more big updates for polaris! since my last ship, i’ve been juggling my exams but still managed to add some really fun new features to make the OS feel even more alive and interactive. heres a list of every single new change i added since and the issues i had with adding them: Apps Music app: the music app was pretty fun to add and made polaris less boring, but i kept running into issues with adding the ui over the default ui (the white blob which did not match polaris at all) Gallery app: the gallery app is another addition, with a few pictures related to polaris. the difficult part was adding the transitions between changing the pictures, and loading the pictures without taking hours Terminal app: the terminal app is something i took inspiration from other webos’s, and it was actually hard to add and i also kept running into a issue where i could not type in the app at all, but i fixed it all and got it working! Other changes Dynamic wallpaper: i got a few people say that the wallpaper looked a little boring, so i added stars that float around the entire wallpaper and react with your cursor! TicTacToe bot: this one was a great learning experience but just as hard, took me a while to figure out what i was doing but i finally got there in the end and built a working bot to play against! Desktop widgets: i added 2 widgets, the analog time and the NASA APOD. the analog time was pretty straight forward, but the NASA APOD was a little hard, especially with adding a fallback because any video APOD just broke the widget. For the smaller changes i just changed the logos of a few apps to look consistent, cleaned up my github repo and changed the tab title. im getting pretty close to reaching where i want polaris to be. feel free to try out all the changes! hope you enjoy them :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 3, "ts": "2026-09-03T18:31:36Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": 10.36, "payout": 75, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! i’m back with more updates to Polaris, my web-based space-themed OS! since my last ship, i’ve made many changes to make it feel even more like a real, immersive desktop experience right in your browser. the biggest new tool is the weather app! you can just type in your desired city and it instantly fetches the real time temperature and weather conditions using an api. the live clock on the taskbar also got an update as clicking it now smoothly slides up an interactive calendar, complete with arrows so you can actually navigate through different months! it also removes the need to have its own app in the taskbar, and feels more like windows. i also completely revamped the ui and aesthetics! everything now has a glowing purple drop shadows around the edges of the windows (kinda like underglow on a car!). the taskbar icons now smoothly scale up when you hover over them to indicate that they are selected, and clicking them makes the apps fade into existence instead of just snapping in. i also merged the welcome and links pages into one big info window to keep the desktop clean. to make the whole OS feel alive, i built a brand new animated star filling loading screen, plus i added global sound effects! there’s a satisfying startup sound when the OS finishes booting, and click sounds whenever you open apps or navigate the UI. (there’s also a fun hidden easter egg on the desktop background that triggers star confetti if you click the text!) my goal is still to turn this into a single tab with everything simple a person could need in one place. i will continue working on this project, polishing the animations, and ofc adding more apps! feel free to drag the glowing windows around, check your local weather, and play around with the confetti! i hope you like my work :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 4, "ts": "2026-08-30T12:08:21Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": 9.08, "payout": 36, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! i built Polaris, a web-based OS based on a space theme! it feels just like a real OS experience right here in your browser! the whole thing is built by me completely from scratch, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. it just started out as a simple introductory project, but once i started adding more things to it, it slowly turned into a whole operating system! the first app i added was the note taker, which was a simple tool to add temporary notes and reminders inside. after that, i added more apps like the calculator, timer, and tic-tac-toe (more coming soon)! all of these apps can run at the exact same time, and you can drag them all around the screen. the taskbar at the bottom gives you easy access to open any of the available apps, complete with icons that highlight when you tap them and a live clock. feel free to check out all the apps, drag the windows around, and see if you can beat your friends at tic-tac-toe! i plan on turning into a single tab with everything simple a person could need, so instead of opening multiple apps, anyone can just open one single tab and have all the simple tools they need in one place! i will continue working on this project as time passes, and i plan to add animations to everything, add an apps window, and ofc more apps! i hope you like my work :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 5, "ts": "2026-08-25T14:31:38Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "i made a webOS that is themed after the Polaris star! it took me a few hours to get this far, and i am going to spend a few hours every weekend progressing it further by adding more apps, and giving it more functionality in general. a new feature i built is a taskbar on the bottom with the ability to open windows and applications, and see time from there instead of a top bar which was mentioned in the guide, so i could get a more windows/macOS feel to the webOS which is more familiar.", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 70546, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 70546, "ts": "2026-09-19T10:41:45Z", "hours": 0.7503, "text": "a few smaller changes before i ship again, there was an issue where the clickable box on the text for confetti was stretched across the entire screen, so i fixed that. Another issue that was there is that when the nasa apod was a very high res image, it made the entire website very laggy so i changed that to display url instead of the hdurl and lastly i added localstorage so polaris actually remembers a lot of the options like your notes and accent color changes that you change!"}, {"post_id": 70044, "ts": "2026-09-18T11:02:53Z", "hours": 1.4322, "text": "achievements! while thinking of ideas to add, i saw my friend unlock achievements and i thought why not add that to Polaris too? i added 5 new achievements and they even save after you reload the page! i am planning on adding localstorage to the other apps too, like settings and notepad. i also noticed that sometimes when the nasa apod is an extremely detailed of high definition image, the widget lags a lot when opening and closing. i need to find a way to fix that."}, {"post_id": 67895, "ts": "2026-09-14T06:15:19Z", "hours": 2.3103, "text": "hey guys! i have made more changes to polaris os today. firstly i added a new app! its a dictionary app and you can look up any word you like by typing it in the app, or by typing “define [word]” in the terminal. i tried to use dictionaryapi but realised its not very reliable, so the current api im using for this app is openmuse. secondly i added a new loading animation! i felt the loading star in the start felt a little boring, so i added more elements on all 4 sides of the screen so it looks way cooler! and a small change but i also added more songs into the playlist of the media player."}, {"post_id": 66404, "ts": "2026-09-12T06:51:47Z", "hours": 2.4981, "text": "back with more updates! after shipping, i checked all the reviews and got to work implementing them! i first took some help with ai to restructure and reorganize my code since it was starting to get messy and hard to read and make new changes, then i started working on new apps! currently im working on adding the settings app! i spent around 2 hours on it, and i will add more to it and polish it up soon. i also added a volume slider for the music app, and added a name overlay for the apps on the taskbar which took about 30 minutes to do. please do let me know if theres any more changes or additions i can make to improve polaris!"}, {"post_id": 65846, "ts": "2026-09-11T08:11:54Z", "hours": 4.9044, "text": "many more changes! as im getting closer to the 10 hours that count per ship im going to ship once again after this devlog, but heres a list of all the changes i made since the last devlog: Added a gallery app! now you can see different pictures related to polaris and on how to find it. (it also was taking a while to load everytime, so i made it load pictures in advance, and a error message so the user knows whats going on just incase it dosnt load) Added widgets! there are now two new widgets, the nasa apod widget and the analog clock widget. they open by default, but you can collapse them out of view if they look too distracting! (the nasa apod also had an issue where if it was a video it broke, so i made it fallback to the previous day in that case) Added a playlist to the media app so now the user can see the list of all the songs and play them from there too. Added a dynamic wallpaper, theres now stars in the wallpaper that move around and react to your cursor! (i couldnt animate the wallpaper or find a better one, so i added a layer on the wallpaper with the stars moving around to make everything feel more dynamic) Added a terminal app with simple commands! you can now open apps and more using the terminal app. Neatened up the files in github too! with multiple songs and icons the github repo started to look very very messy so i made new folders and cleaned it up!"}, {"post_id": 64266, "ts": "2026-09-08T15:22:24Z", "hours": 3.2197, "text": "i more big features to polaris! its not a lot of changes, but the features i added were difficult for me to implement cause i kept making errors, but here are all the changes i made: Added a music player app! plays a set of songs that i uploaded Added a bot to tictactoe! it was way harder than i thought, but with a bit of help i managed to get it working. players now have the option to play against someone else or against a bot. Changed the logos off a bunch of the apps to look more consistent its a bit difficult to make progress while juggling exams, but i will be making a lot more changes soon!"}, {"post_id": 60878, "ts": "2026-09-03T15:00:41Z", "hours": 0.495, "text": "A small devlog before i ship my project again but heres what i added: Added boot up, button clicking and calendar opening sound effects! (if the boot up sound does not play for you, it means that a browser security setting disabled it)"}, {"post_id": 60378, "ts": "2026-09-02T17:51:01Z", "hours": 2.6942, "text": "More changes! not as many as the last one, but here are all the changes i made: Added a boot up and loading screen! Added a weather app! type the place you want the weather of and it will show it to you! Added the feature where you can scroll thru months instead of the calendar being stuck on just the current month Added a purple hue around the windows to add more depth Changed the style of the taskbar a little bit Moved “PolarisOS” out of the taskbar and put it on the desktop instead to fill in empty space"}, {"post_id": 59402, "ts": "2026-09-01T06:31:13Z", "hours": 2.8233, "text": "After shipping my project i checked out all the ratings, and ive made a couple of changes to Polaris. Many people pointed out that it took multiple clicks to open apps, so i fixed that issue. now apps open with just one click, and they have a hover animation (when you hover over the app icon it becomes bigger) Fixed the project link not working Added animations for the windows opening and closing Added a higher resolution background Added an easter egg (hint:-click on polaris!) Added milliseconds to the timer Moved the calendar out of the taskbar and hidden away, it opens when you click on the time in the taskbar (like in windows) Merged the welcome window and links window into one information app for better organization in the taskbar Neatened up the app borders and size on the taskbar to be more visible going to start working on more apps now!"}, {"post_id": 58647, "ts": "2026-08-31T04:14:49Z", "hours": 1.2575, "text": "Calendar! polaris now has a calendar so you can check all the dates of the month! it also highlights the current date aswell. i also removed the name of the apps from the taskbar as it was starting to get cramped, and for my next task i am going to add animations to everything and make it look nicer!"}, {"post_id": 58035, "ts": "2026-08-30T11:47:25Z", "hours": 1.0839, "text": "Tic-Tac-Toe! i added yet another app, the tic-tac-toe app! polaris felt a bit boring with only utility apps in it, so i added the new app to add a bit more fun! i themed it after space too, with players being the earth and the moon. it adds more color and vibrance to polaris too!"}, {"post_id": 57320, "ts": "2026-08-29T13:08:40Z", "hours": 1.0147, "text": "added a timer! continuing on my quest of adding more apps to polaris, the newest addition is the timer. it can starts counting up and when you start it and pauses whenever you want it to, and it also is themed to match the rest of the website."}, {"post_id": 56847, "ts": "2026-08-28T19:56:49Z", "hours": 1.2189, "text": "i made a calculator! i am now adding more apps to polaris and i have started with adding a calculator which does all the simple functions, and i also neatened up the taskbar a bit by changing icon positions and adding borders around them to create uniformity!"}, {"post_id": 54963, "ts": "2026-08-26T12:16:01Z", "hours": 0.6406, "text": "i added the note taker app! now it has the ability to actually take notes, and it can be opened by double clicking and highlighted by single clicking. i also made it transparent using the blur feature and i think it goes pretty well with the rest of the OS!"}, {"post_id": 54463, "ts": "2026-08-25T14:06:52Z", "hours": 0.3336, "text": "started working on an app to implement into my web os! it does look a little whacky right now, but i will be fixing it soon and adding functionality to it."}, {"post_id": 52331, "ts": "2026-08-22T13:16:45Z", "hours": 2.1931, "text": "i added draggable windows which also open and close! i used a little bit of help from ai as i was getting confused, but i added a little bar on the top which acts as a drag box, and also has the close button on it! i also added buttons on the taskbar on the bottom so a closed window can be opened back up again! i also added the time to the taskbar, and neatened up my code a bit so its easier to understand and nicer to look at. i am proud of the progress i made!"}, {"post_id": 50953, "ts": "2026-08-20T12:53:48Z", "hours": 1.5386, "text": "Started working on my very own web-based OS! i am theming it after the star polaris, and currently it looks decent (i hope), i still have to go further and continue making it more functional and nicer, but so far i am happy with how it looks! feel free to give me ideas on how to make it look ever nicer :)"}]...
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Title: polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
Devlog Title: polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started working on my very own web-based OS! i am theming it after the star polaris, and currently it looks decent (i hope), i still have to go further and continue making it more functional and nicer, but so far i am happy with how it looks! feel free to give me ideas on how to make it look ever nicer :)
i added draggable windows which also open and close! i used a little bit of help from ai as i was getting confused, but i added a little bar on the top which acts as a drag box, and also has the close button on it! i also added buttons on the taskbar on the bottom so a closed window can be opened back up again! i also added the time to the taskbar, and neatened up my code a bit so its easier to understand and nicer to look at. i am proud of the progress i made!
started working on an app to implement into my web os! it does look a little whacky right now, but i will be fixing it soon and adding functionality to it.
i added the note taker app! now it has the ability to actually take notes, and it can be opened by double clicking and highlighted by single clicking. i also made it transparent using the blur feature and i think it goes pretty well with the rest of the OS!
i made a calculator! i am now adding more apps to polaris and i have started with adding a calculator which does all the simple functions, and i also neatened up the taskbar a bit by changing icon positions and adding borders around them to create uniformity!
added a timer! continuing on my quest of adding more apps to polaris, the newest addition is the timer. it can starts counting up and when you start it and pauses whenever you want it to, and it also is themed to match the rest of the website.
Tic-Tac-Toe! i added yet another app, the tic-tac-toe app! polaris felt a bit boring with only utility apps in it, so i added the new app to add a bit more fun! i themed it after space too, with players being the earth and the moon. it adds more color and vibrance to polaris too!
Calendar! polaris now has a calendar so you can check all the dates of the month! it also highlights the current date aswell. i also removed the name of the apps from the taskbar as it was starting to get cramped, and for my next task i am going to add animations to everything and make it look nicer!
After shipping my project i checked out all the ratings, and ive made a couple of changes to Polaris. Many people pointed out that it took multiple clicks to open apps, so i fixed that issue. now apps open with just one click, and they have a hover animation (when you hover over the app icon it becomes bigger) Fixed the project link not working Added animations for the windows opening and closing Added a higher resolution background Added an easter egg (hint:-click on polaris!) Added milliseconds to the timer Moved the calendar out of the taskbar and hidden away, it opens when you click on the time in the taskbar (like in windows) Merged the welcome window and links window into one information app for better organization in the taskbar Neatened up the app borders and size on the taskbar to be more visible going to start working on more apps now!
More changes! not as many as the last one, but here are all the changes i made: Added a boot up and loading screen! Added a weather app! type the place you want the weather of and it will show it to you! Added the feature where you can scroll thru months instead of the calendar being stuck on just the current month Added a purple hue around the windows to add more depth Changed the style of the taskbar a little bit Moved “PolarisOS” out of the taskbar and put it on the desktop instead to fill in empty space
A small devlog before i ship my project again but heres what i added: Added boot up, button clicking and calendar opening sound effects! (if the boot up sound does not play for you, it means that a browser security setting disabled it)
i more big features to polaris! its not a lot of changes, but the features i added were difficult for me to implement cause i kept making errors, but here are all the changes i made: Added a music player app! plays a set of songs that i uploaded Added a bot to tictactoe! it was way harder than i thought, but with a bit of help i managed to get it working. players now have the option to play against someone else or against a bot. Changed the logos off a bunch of the apps to look more consistent its a bit difficult to make progress while juggling exams, but i will be making a lot more changes soon!
many more changes! as im getting closer to the 10 hours that count per ship im going to ship once again after this devlog, but heres a list of all the changes i made since the last devlog: Added a gallery app! now you can see different pictures related to polaris and on how to find it. (it also was taking a while to load everytime, so i made it load pictures in advance, and a error message so the user knows whats going on just incase it dosnt load) Added widgets! there are now two new widgets, the nasa apod widget and the analog clock widget. they open by default, but you can collapse them out of view if they look too distracting! (the nasa apod also had an issue where if it was a video it broke, so i made it fallback to the previous day in that case) Added a playlist to the media app so now the user can see the list of all the songs and play them from there too. Added a dynamic wallpaper, theres now stars in the wallpaper that move around and react to your cursor! (i couldnt animate the wallpaper or find a better one, so i added a layer on the wallpaper with the stars moving around to make everything feel more dynamic) Added a terminal app with simple commands! you can now open apps and more using the terminal app. Neatened up the files in github too! with multiple songs and icons the github repo started to look very very messy so i made new folders and cleaned it up!
back with more updates! after shipping, i checked all the reviews and got to work implementing them! i first took some help with ai to restructure and reorganize my code since it was starting to get messy and hard to read and make new changes, then i started working on new apps! currently im working on adding the settings app! i spent around 2 hours on it, and i will add more to it and polish it up soon. i also added a volume slider for the music app, and added a name overlay for the apps on the taskbar which took about 30 minutes to do. please do let me know if theres any more changes or additions i can make to improve polaris!
hey guys! i have made more changes to polaris os today. firstly i added a new app! its a dictionary app and you can look up any word you like by typing it in the app, or by typing “define [word]” in the terminal. i tried to use dictionaryapi but realised its not very reliable, so the current api im using for this app is openmuse. secondly i added a new loading animation! i felt the loading star in the start felt a little boring, so i added more elements on all 4 sides of the screen so it looks way cooler! and a small change but i also added more songs into the playlist of the media player.
achievements! while thinking of ideas to add, i saw my friend unlock achievements and i thought why not add that to Polaris too? i added 5 new achievements and they even save after you reload the page! i am planning on adding localstorage to the other apps too, like settings and notepad. i also noticed that sometimes when the nasa apod is an extremely detailed of high definition image, the widget lags a lot when opening and closing. i need to find a way to fix that.
a few smaller changes before i ship again, there was an issue where the clickable box on the text for confetti was stretched across the entire screen, so i fixed that. Another issue that was there is that when the nasa apod was a very high res image, it made the entire website very laggy so i changed that to display url instead of the hdurl and lastly i added localstorage so polaris actually remembers a lot of the options like your notes and accent color changes that you change!
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i made a webOS that is themed after the Polaris star! it took me a few hours to get this far, and i am going to spend a few hours every weekend progressing it further by adding more apps, and giving it more functionality in general. a new feature i built is a taskbar on the bottom with the ability to open windows and applications, and see time from there instead of a top bar which was mentioned in the guide, so i could get a more windows/macOS feel to the webOS which is more familiar.
hey everyone! i built Polaris, a web-based OS based on a space theme! it feels just like a real OS experience right here in your browser! the whole thing is built by me completely from scratch, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. it just started out as a simple introductory project, but once i started adding more things to it, it slowly turned into a whole operating system! the first app i added was the note taker, which was a simple tool to add temporary notes and reminders inside. after that, i added more apps like the calculator, timer, and tic-tac-toe (more coming soon)! all of these apps can run at the exact same time, and you can drag them all around the screen. the taskbar at the bottom gives you easy access to open any of the available apps, complete with icons that highlight when you tap them and a live clock. feel free to check out all the apps, drag the windows around, and see if you can beat your friends at tic-tac-toe! i plan on turning into a single tab with everything simple a person could need, so instead of opening multiple apps, anyone can just open one single tab and have all the simple tools they need in one place! i will continue working on this project as time passes, and i plan to add animations to everything, add an apps window, and ofc more apps! i hope you like my work :)
hey everyone! i’m back with more updates to Polaris, my web-based space-themed OS! since my last ship, i’ve made many changes to make it feel even more like a real, immersive desktop experience right in your browser. the biggest new tool is the weather app! you can just type in your desired city and it instantly fetches the real time temperature and weather conditions using an api. the live clock on the taskbar also got an update as clicking it now smoothly slides up an interactive calendar, complete with arrows so you can actually navigate through different months! it also removes the need to have its own app in the taskbar, and feels more like windows. i also completely revamped the ui and aesthetics! everything now has a glowing purple drop shadows around the edges of the windows (kinda like underglow on a car!). the taskbar icons now smoothly scale up when you hover over them to indicate that they are selected, and clicking them makes the apps fade into existence instead of just snapping in. i also merged the welcome and links pages into one big info window to keep the desktop clean. to make the whole OS feel alive, i built a brand new animated star filling loading screen, plus i added global sound effects! there’s a satisfying startup sound when the OS finishes booting, and click sounds whenever you open apps or navigate the UI. (there’s also a fun hidden easter egg on the desktop background that triggers star confetti if you click the text!) my goal is still to turn this into a single tab with everything simple a person could need in one place. i will continue working on this project, polishing the animations, and ofc adding more apps! feel free to drag the glowing windows around, check your local weather, and play around with the confetti! i hope you like my work :)
hey guys! i’m back with more big updates for polaris! since my last ship, i’ve been juggling my exams but still managed to add some really fun new features to make the OS feel even more alive and interactive. heres a list of every single new change i added since and the issues i had with adding them: Apps Music app: the music app was pretty fun to add and made polaris less boring, but i kept running into issues with adding the ui over the default ui (the white blob which did not match polaris at all) Gallery app: the gallery app is another addition, with a few pictures related to polaris. the difficult part was adding the transitions between changing the pictures, and loading the pictures without taking hours Terminal app: the terminal app is something i took inspiration from other webos’s, and it was actually hard to add and i also kept running into a issue where i could not type in the app at all, but i fixed it all and got it working! Other changes Dynamic wallpaper: i got a few people say that the wallpaper looked a little boring, so i added stars that float around the entire wallpaper and react with your cursor! TicTacToe bot: this one was a great learning experience but just as hard, took me a while to figure out what i was doing but i finally got there in the end and built a working bot to play against! Desktop widgets: i added 2 widgets, the analog time and the NASA APOD. the analog time was pretty straight forward, but the NASA APOD was a little hard, especially with adding a fallback because any video APOD just broke the widget. For the smaller changes i just changed the logos of a few apps to look consistent, cleaned up my github repo and changed the tab title. im getting pretty close to reaching where i want polaris to be. feel free to try out all the changes! hope you enjoy them :)
hey everyone! After reading your reviews on my last ship, I spent time restructuring my code and adding some new features to make the OS feel much more like a real desktop. Here is what’s new: Local storage persistence: Polaris OS finally remembers your preferences! your custom accent colors and notepad entries now save automatically, so you won’t lose them when you reload the page. Achievements system: i added 5 brand-new unlockable achievements to find while exploring the OS (and yes, your progress saves via local storage too!). New dictionary app: look up any word instantly using the Openmuse API. you can use the new dictionary app, or just type define [word] straight into the terminal. Settings app & UI polish: built a dedicated Settings app to manage the OS. i also added a volume slider for the media player (which has new songs!), and hover-name overlays for taskbar apps. Performance & visual upgrades: designed a brand new, cooler loading animation, fixed the stretched confetti hitbox bug, and optimized the NASA APOD widget so high-res space images no longer lag the entire website. let me know what you think of the new apps and if you manage to unlock all the achievements!...
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Pokemon: Java edition officially has Pokemon! I wrote the class for pokemon with getters and setters! I also made a custom exception for all negative entries made in the program that are not allowed to be negative!
Added moves to pokemon java edition, and this stores them as an array of moves inside of the pokemon object! Next, I need to implement battles!...
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Devl Title: poepoepipi by @poepoepipi | Stardance
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Made my portfolio website! It was pretty fun and I learned a lot. This wasn’t the first website I made (I also did the Web OS mission), but I’ll use this one as my main portfolio website. I’ll keep adding projects to it whenever I make new ones.
Ships:
I made a personal portfolio website with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The biggest challenge was getting the layout and styling to look good while keeping it simple. I’m proud that I can use this as my main portfolio and keep adding my future projects to it. I also used AI for some feedback and suggestions while making it....
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Title: pocketlabos by @shrr | Stardance
Devlogs:
DEVLOG #1 Spent today building the foundation of Pocket Lab OS. I finished writing the HTML structure for the desktop, including the top bar, desktop icons, taskbar, and placeholder windows for each app. I then moved on to the CSS, where I set up the overall colour palette using CSS variables, styled the desktop layout with Flexbox, designed the application windows, and switched the title bar controls to a macOS-inspired style. I also added hover animations for the desktop icons and built the initial taskbar layout. Finally, I connected everything with JavaScript. Application windows can now open, close, minimize, maximize, be dragged around the desktop, and automatically appear in the taskbar when opened. I also added a live clock and a simple window stacking system using z-index. Ended the session debugging a file path issue that prevented the CSS and JavaScript from loading. After fixing the links, the desktop framework finally came to life. Next up: create the custom pixel-art assets and start building the individual applications..
DEVLOG #2 Finally started building the first real application for Pocket Lab OS: Pixel Painter. The goal wasn’t to make a full art program straight away, but to create a solid first version that fits naturally into the desktop. I built the interface directly inside the existing app window instead of creating a separate page, keeping everything consistent with the rest of the operating system. Most of the work went into setting up the drawing canvas, toolbar, colour palette, and making sure the application matched the Pocket Lab OS aesthetic. I also spent some time wiring everything into the existing desktop so the app opens inside its own window rather than breaking the overall OS experience. As always, a surprising amount of time went into debugging. A few small CSS and JavaScript issues prevented parts of the interface from loading correctly, and I also fixed some asset paths while getting the app integrated into the project structure. Pixel Painter is now officially the first functional app inside Pocket Lab OS. Next, I want to keep expanding the operating system by building out the Microscope Viewer and Experiment Log so the desktop starts feeling like a complete digital biology workstation....
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I set up a little webpage with a stopwatch in the center, which you can start and stop with the spacebar. I’ll work on adding time logging and average calculation in the next devlog...
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Title: ploot by @yay | Stardance
Devlogs:
ploot d Title: ploot by @yay | Stardance
Devlogs:
ploot devlog #1: so far, I’ve added a lot of things: the basic funciton(a calendar where you select the times available, a somewhat formatted editor where you can put what you need to do for that day, and an AI schedule generated from these pieces of information). i also created authentication(using maigc link only). initially, i stored the events and resulting schedule in a json, but i changed the inputs and put them into a database, and then converted the resulting schedule into .ics format so you can download it. as of right now, its a bit ugly, but that will be fixed in the future!
devlog #2 :D i fixed the ui :D and also got rid of a bunch of bugs related to scheduling and signup/login i also added a dashboard but theres nothing in it so far there are still some problems though, since the ai doesn’t generate schedules half the time. after this, i mostly plan on adding a modification part for the schedule, a place to save the calendar and check it, and some stuff in the dashboard. :D I’m also planning on upgrading the text place into a proper todo-list thanks for reading :D
ploot devlog #3 :D i added a modifications section so that you can modify your schedule to how you would want it to be. i also changed the ai models so that it would be better and cleaned up remaining bugs. its almost ready to ship! :D
Ships:
this is ploot, an ai powered planner that helps you allocate time to your tasks. you drag your availability on the calendar, write down your tasks in the rich text editor, then it gives you an editable calendar that you can export to a real calendar app(.ics format)! this was my first time making an app like this, so i used a bit of ai in the debugging process, especially for small things that i didn’t notice. there were a lot of challenges, but some of the especially annoying ones were the models returning errors, having signup errors, and timezone mismatches. what i really like about this is that its actually usable in my daily life :D its not something i make and then leave to rot, and is really useful for my indecisiveness. things to note beforehand: its passwordless and uses magic link login, is very slow in loading events(so pls be patient), and the generated schedules are not saved into a database or anything so once you refresh the page they’re gone. also (this probably wont happen) but you might get ratelimited...
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[{"post_id": 19573, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 19573, "ts": "2026-06-30T22:13:51Z", "hours": 4.4089, "text": "Plexity — Devlog 01 I have a problem. Whenever I open my laptop to get stuff done, I immediately end up with 6 tabs open before I’ve done anything. One for tasks, one for my calendar, one to organize my college application workspace, one because I wanted to check a stock real quick, and one for a GPA calculator I found on some random website in 2023 and never closed. You know the feeling. So I built Plexity — a full-stack personal dashboard that just… has everything built exactly how I think works the best and looks the best. One shell, one place, command bar at the top. that’s it. What is it actually Plexity is a unified productivity OS with 16+ tools built from scratch , all connected through a shared data layer. Not a Notion clone, not an AI wrapper. Just tools I actually use, rebuilt the way I want them. Here’s what’s inside right now: Dashboard — your home base, everything at a glance Tasks — natural language date parsing (type “due friday” and it figures it out) Calendar — actually connected to your tasks and deadlines Grades — GPA tracker with per-course breakdowns Goals — long-term tracking, not just to-dos Journal — private, clean, no distractions Focus — timer, nothing else Calculator — with real math rendering via KaTeX PDF Tools — in-browser, no upload-to-some-random-site required Profile — A personal reference hub for your identity, background, context, links, etc. Stocks — live workspace for quick lookups College — college planning tools (this one’s personal) Lists — simple, fast list-making Units — unit converter Typing — typing speed practice Passwords — local password manager Catalog — browse everything from one place The whole thing is navigated through a single command bar. Hit a shortcut, type what you want, open it. It felt weird to use at first and now I can’t imagine going back. What I’ve been building Honestly… everything at once, which is probably not the smartest way to ship but here we are. The part I’m most proud of right now is how the tools actually talk to each other. Your tasks show up in your calendar. Your goals connect to your to-do list. it’s not just 16 isolated pages — there’s a shared data layer underneath holding it together. Getting that right took longer than I expected. The command bar was also a whole thing to build. Parsing natural language dates with chrono-node , routing commands to the right tool, making it feel instant — there were a lot of small details that had to line up before it felt good. Now it does. The stocks tool is one of my favorites because it’s the one I find myself opening randomly throughout the day. Live lookups, clean workspace, no clutter — just the data you want without the noise of a full brokerage UI. Built it for myself and it turned out really clean. Tech React + Vite + Tailwind + Zustand + TanStack Query + Base44 for the backend. Kept it lean on purpose — no unnecessary abstractions, just the tools that made the most sense. It’s Open Source The whole thing is on GitHub — github.com/OrangJaguar/Plexity . Still a side project, always free, no AI features, no paywall. Live at plexity.tools . More tools coming. More devlogs coming. Just wanted to get this first one out. — Sanskar"}]...
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Title: plexity.tools by @OrangJaguar | Stardance
Devlogs:
Plexity — Devlog 01 I have a problem. Whenever I open my laptop to get stuff done, I immediately end up with 6 tabs open before I’ve done anything. One for tasks, one for my calendar, one to organize my college application workspace, one because I wanted to check a stock real quick, and one for a GPA calculator I found on some random website in 2023 and never closed. You know the feeling. So I built Plexity — a full-stack personal dashboard that just… has everything built exactly how I think works the best and looks the best. One shell, one place, command bar at the top. that’s it. What is it actually Plexity is a unified productivity OS with 16+ tools built from scratch , all connected through a shared data layer. Not a Notion clone, not an AI wrapper. Just tools I actually use, rebuilt the way I want them. Here’s what’s inside right now: Dashboard — your home base, everything at a glance Tasks — natural language date parsing (type “due friday” and it figures it out) Calendar — actually connected to your tasks and deadlines Grades — GPA tracker with per-course breakdowns Goals — long-term tracking, not just to-dos Journal — private, clean, no distractions Focus — timer, nothing else Calculator — with real math rendering via KaTeX PDF Tools — in-browser, no upload-to-some-random-site required Profile — A personal reference hub for your identity, background, context, links, etc. Stocks — live workspace for quick lookups College — college planning tools (this one’s personal) Lists — simple, fast list-making Units — unit converter Typing — typing speed practice Passwords — local password manager Catalog — browse everything from one place The whole thing is navigated through a single command bar. Hit a shortcut, type what you want, open it. It felt weird to use at first and now I can’t imagine going back. What I’ve been building Honestly… everything at once, which is probably not the smartest way to ship but here we are. The part I’m most proud of right now is how the tools actually talk to each other. Your tasks show up in your calendar. Your goals connect to your to-do list. it’s not just 16 isolated pages — there’s a shared data layer underneath holding it together. Getting that right took longer than I expected. The command bar was also a whole thing to build. Parsing natural language dates with chrono-node , routing commands to the right tool, making it feel instant — there were a lot of small details that had to line up before it felt good. Now it does. The stocks tool is one of my favorites because it’s the one I find myself opening randomly throughout the day. Live lookups, clean workspace, no clutter — just the data you want without the noise of a full brokerage UI. Built it for myself and it turned out really clean. Tech React + Vite + Tailwind + Zustand + TanStack Query + Base44 for the backend. Kept it lean on purpose — no unnecessary abstractions, just the tools that made the most sense. It’s Open Source The whole thing is on GitHub — github.com/OrangJaguar/Plexity . Still a side project, always free, no AI features, no paywall. Live at plexity.tools . More tools coming. More devlogs coming. Just wanted to get this first one out. — Sanskar
Ships:
Full-stack personal dashboard that rebuilds 16+ everyday productivity tools from scratch into a unified system — task manager, calendar, grade tracker, live stock workspace, college planner, and more — all connected through a shared data layer and navigated through a single command bar and AI assistant....
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Title: playing chess through a CNN by @advay_aweso Title: playing chess through a CNN by @advay_awesomer | Stardance
Devlogs:
The entire architecture for the machine learning model
designing some more model architecture
Ships:
Made chesscnn — a chess engine that picks its moves from a convolutional neural network instead of hand-written rules, AlphaZero-style. The net (PyTorch, a residual tower with two heads) looks at the board as a stack of 19 image-like planes and outputs both a move-probability map and a single “who’s winning” score. A PUCT Monte-Carlo Tree Search then uses those to actually play. There’s a CLI and a Streamlit web app where you can play it and watch its eval bar, its predicted line, and a heatmap of where it wants to move. Challenging: encoding chess moves for the network was the rabbit hole — every possible move has to map to one of 4,672 output slots (the 8×8×73 scheme), and promotions/castling/en-passant all have edge cases. I round-tripped 219k moves to prove the mapping never collides. The other hard part was getting it to play well without a giant training run — a freshly-initialized net plays nonsense, so I blend the network’s evaluation with a classical hand-crafted one and let the search do the heavy lifting. Proud of: it plays real openings out of the box (it’ll walk into a Ruy Lopez or a Pirc), it found a tactic in testing (won a hanging queen), and it went 0 losses across 14 games vs a random-mover. ~9,000 lines of Python with 53 passing tests, and a full training stack (self-play → replay buffer → trainer → arena/Elo) if you want to make it stronger. To test it: clone github.com/advaycode/CNN1, pip install -r requirements-app.txt, then streamlit run chesscnn/app.py and play it in your browser....
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Tried one set of code, no input from the pot was working, swapped out the pot for one I know works from using it in a separate project. No luck, stepper motor I know works because it was moving during the first test. Just didn’t change speed. Stepper driver also works I’m pretty sure because it did light up as the motor moved. 2 things down. Swapped the board since most of mine are off brand and a little suspicious. Used a board I know works from a previous project that also used pot analog input. Swapped code for a move with pot (location) code, checked libraries, updated no issues. Swapped the breadboard, honestly still don’t trust the one I grabbed. Though it looks… okay. I will also check the rails (no corrosion!) could be a wire issue. I need to grab my multimeter… but um… the probes on that are also broken. Or well one is. I feel like I’m playing murder investigator and I’m personally not a fan. 😮💨 I also set up serial monitor and tried a couple things and I just simply get 14. Okay. 14. Okay."}, {"post_id": 17763, "ts": "2026-06-28T18:09:42Z", "hours": 2.2839, "text": "tolerance will be the death of me: redesign one showed me that my tolerance was off, and that the area at the top to screw things in was simply too small for the printer and therefore also would not be very stable. Re did that design for version 3 and did tolerance for 0.1 mm… which should have been good (spoiler it still didn’t fit i rechecked my measurements I guess the printer simply needs more tolerance.) but it was not. I did add the upper area and made it 5 mm across on all sides. then added reinforcement pillars because after maybe 20 min of fanagaling the loft function, I still had some odd spaces that would not be stable so… pillar stability it is. Which after printing? looks fine and is acceptable in my mind. Though, because of the part that still didn’t fit with tolerance I did chop it off because I didn’t want to make another version right at that moment. (11pm) I used a Dremel and the circular blade bit. Doing my best to not injure myself and also had my safety glasses on wowie! After chopping some stuff off and then testing it, the idea works, tested then with holding together the preemptive lens holders and also works pretty well. the holder with no lenses will not be used, but the 0.55 and 0.1 will be. I might be able to improve them somehow but IDK yet. Biggest hard part is getting. them. to stay on? That’s a problem for later and horrible evil cad design. Also painted the outsides black to absorb stray light while the insides stay white to reflect light. bulb collator v3 (will be updated later)"}, {"post_id": 16014, "ts": "2026-06-26T00:10:40Z", "hours": 1.1669, "text": "got the v1 collector off the printer and took a looksee, tolerance was… almost there. I’ll probably do a little more next time for the clamp. The main issue was that the lip of the bulb holder and the starting curve of the collector were simply too close. An extended region of about another 10 mm in height should fix the problem plus I’ll change the sides to go up straight… ish? not the curved version. Plus, needs more clamps and or a better method of attachment after grtting it around. wait. So. I may be silly. I could print it all in one go… because i can slide it in…. oh… my… getting it to stay i could use pins somehow. Unsure. The sides will also need to be much thicker in order to be able to mount the lenses on, but this was a good test of concept! I’m pretty happy with it all things considered about 2 hours for a print and a couple of mishaps but came out ok. I’m not super deep into printing settings yet so if you have recommendations… lmk."}, {"post_id": 14802, "ts": "2026-06-24T01:24:40Z", "hours": 2.0667, "text": "fighting with CAD, I don’t usually use OnShape since at my school we used inventor, but that requires a license and so far onshape has not been too bad. I may download fusion later but just haven’t gotten to all that. I got a clamp set up designed for around the bulb housing and I have an idea in mind but modeling it is a little harder then expected. As per usual, with CAD. I also don’t often use assemblies so I might have to look up a couple of videos on that as well. I added tolerance and I’m hoping when I give it a test print it should be ok, but knowing 3D printing there might be something wrong at some point. I’m trying to design it in a way that it can be printed facing up with minimal supports. Hopefully! (these are the measurements of the insides of the lenses)"}, {"post_id": 14582, "ts": "2026-06-23T19:03:56Z", "hours": 0.4667, "text": "gathering supplies and taking measurements !!! I have three microscope / camera attachments I am going to try and make a secondary attachment for to test with a lightbulb as a finer beam source of light"}]...
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Title: playin with optics by @awildfire | Stardanc Title: playin with optics by @awildfire | Stardance
Devlogs:
gathering supplies and taking measurements !!! I have three microscope / camera attachments I am going to try and make a secondary attachment for to test with a lightbulb as a finer beam source of light
fighting with CAD, I don’t usually use OnShape since at my school we used inventor, but that requires a license and so far onshape has not been too bad. I may download fusion later but just haven’t gotten to all that. I got a clamp set up designed for around the bulb housing and I have an idea in mind but modeling it is a little harder then expected. As per usual, with CAD. I also don’t often use assemblies so I might have to look up a couple of videos on that as well. I added tolerance and I’m hoping when I give it a test print it should be ok, but knowing 3D printing there might be something wrong at some point. I’m trying to design it in a way that it can be printed facing up with minimal supports. Hopefully! (these are the measurements of the insides of the lenses)
got the v1 collector off the printer and took a looksee, tolerance was… almost there. I’ll probably do a little more next time for the clamp. The main issue was that the lip of the bulb holder and the starting curve of the collector were simply too close. An extended region of about another 10 mm in height should fix the problem plus I’ll change the sides to go up straight… ish? not the curved version. Plus, needs more clamps and or a better method of attachment after grtting it around. wait. So. I may be silly. I could print it all in one go… because i can slide it in…. oh… my… getting it to stay i could use pins somehow. Unsure. The sides will also need to be much thicker in order to be able to mount the lenses on, but this was a good test of concept! I’m pretty happy with it all things considered about 2 hours for a print and a couple of mishaps but came out ok. I’m not super deep into printing settings yet so if you have recommendations… lmk.
tolerance will be the death of me: redesign one showed me that my tolerance was off, and that the area at the top to screw things in was simply too small for the printer and therefore also would not be very stable. Re did that design for version 3 and did tolerance for 0.1 mm… which should have been good (spoiler it still didn’t fit i rechecked my measurements I guess the printer simply needs more tolerance.) but it was not. I did add the upper area and made it 5 mm across on all sides. then added reinforcement pillars because after maybe 20 min of fanagaling the loft function, I still had some odd spaces that would not be stable so… pillar stability it is. Which after printing? looks fine and is acceptable in my mind. Though, because of the part that still didn’t fit with tolerance I did chop it off because I didn’t want to make another version right at that moment. (11pm) I used a Dremel and the circular blade bit. Doing my best to not injure myself and also had my safety glasses on wowie! After chopping some stuff off and then testing it, the idea works, tested then with holding together the preemptive lens holders and also works pretty well. the holder with no lenses will not be used, but the 0.55 and 0.1 will be. I might be able to improve them somehow but IDK yet. Biggest hard part is getting. them. to stay on? That’s a problem for later and horrible evil cad design. Also painted the outsides black to absorb stray light while the insides stay white to reflect light. bulb collator v3 (will be updated later)
more painting plus breadboarding: painting was fine, easy, peaceful. Breadboarding??? I have pretty good troubleshooting skills, but also my stuff doesn’t work half the time due to faulty parts, or wiring, or.. code, etc. I started with a stepper motor that hadn’t been through the depths, and a corresponding driver. Tried one set of code, no input from the pot was working, swapped out the pot for one I know works from using it in a separate project. No luck, stepper motor I know works because it was moving during the first test. Just didn’t change speed. Stepper driver also works I’m pretty sure because it did light up as the motor moved. 2 things down. Swapped the board since most of mine are off brand and a little suspicious. Used a board I know works from a previous project that also used pot analog input. Swapped code for a move with pot (location) code, checked libraries, updated no issues. Swapped the breadboard, honestly still don’t trust the one I grabbed. Though it looks… okay. I will also check the rails (no corrosion!) could be a wire issue. I need to grab my multimeter… but um… the probes on that are also broken. Or well one is. I feel like I’m playing murder investigator and I’m personally not a fan. 😮💨 I also set up serial monitor and tried a couple things and I just simply get 14. Okay. 14. Okay.
I took a break from looking at hardware for about. 6 hours, got back to it and solved the problem 0-0. this is why it’s good to take breaks lol. Retested it on an arduino nano and it did refuse to go to zero. Not sure what was up with that, the code was fine though. That board has also been through a bit. Got to working on the design for the boxes to hold the mirrors and diffraction grating....
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Title: playground by @michelabrahamvarghese | Star Title: playground by @michelabrahamvarghese | Stardance
Devlogs:
Code
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It was vey easy...
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