@logabe0Day 46 (feeling the pressure 😓):
• Spent most of the day w/ extended fam which was fun
• Finished my PCB on a lock-in call in #C09M3V4E7MM|
• Might practice clarinet now? I'm attempting to learn Moonlight Sonata
Tomorrow:
• Submit my PCB to #C083S537USC|
• Work towards polishing either Burning Rain or Milkyway Pets so I can get that stellar ship
• Practice Clarinet
below is my incredibly messy wiring
@logabe0Day 43 (1 week left!!!):
• Submitted Sands of Time for #C0A2YUQ33RP| and played everyone elses games. I'm now 12 hours closer to Overglade :cat-cool:
• Nearly finished with my #C09RKNVS5SB|. I really didn't want to be working on it during Christmas, but I just need to write docs and ship it.
• Sorted out christmas gifts for the fam
@revi0programming languages compile down to bytecode, then machine code. its all machine code at the roots, machine code all around
you could say machine code is the final layer, the most basic, the most fundamental thing the computer parses
but what if you took a different approach?
PARAMATH!! the language that compiles NOT TO MACHINE CODE, but to MATH!! it uses math to approximate binary logic, which means now (at least in theory) you can run code on a scientific calculator!!
like everything i make, its a proof of concept, and this is my most recent and most proudest brainchild of all!
the github repo is github.com/kaemori/paramath, dont look too close :3c@ajhalili20067Not technically a ship (YET), but if you do run a community service/app for the Hack Club community (note: not YSWS/event specific) and needs uptime monitoring powered by GitHub Actions + Issues + Pages? I already set up Upptime so you don't have to mingle with secrets and stuff. Just edit the .upptimerc.yml to add yours, send it as a pull request, and it's ready to go once merged.
You can see the latest status and more at status.hackclub.community and the backing repo at github.com/hackclub-community/community-services-status. Or, you can hop at #C0A4DLGF8TD| to get notified when a new incident or scheduled maintenance pops up on the radar, alongside any updates.
Read on github.com/hackclub-community/community-services-status/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md on how to setup uptime monitoring for your community service.
@areallyawesomeusername0shipping symphony! It's like chatgpt but on a slack workspace! It's agentic too!
symphony can do many things!
For example..
Search the web
Generate images (broken ATM)
Search URLs
Perform deep research
Switch models if needed
Memory! It can remember things you said in a thread.
* Or..just chatting!
i did this bot for the flavortown
repo: github.com/Snowflake6413/symphony
demo channel (no abuse plz): #C0A56UCL4MS|
@logabe0Day 38/50:
• Started designing my first-ever PCB ‼️ It was a lot easier than I though :D I'm gonna (hopefully) finish it tomorrow.
• Sorted some bugs in the Milkyway website.
• Practiced clarinet for the first time in like a week - started playing a new song.
• Spent 2 hours working on my #C09EZSEMB16| projects. On track to ship Burning Rain by the end of the week!
Goals for tomorrow:
• Finish designing the PCB!
@Karo0I just shipped an update to libreassistant.vercel.app!!
Libre Assistant is an open-source AI chat interface that uses ai.hackclub.com to provide free, unlimited access to over a dozen models from 6 AI labs, including but not limited to Gemini 3.0 Pro, Gemini 3.0 Flash, and GPT-5.1 Thinking!
The update I just shipped added three things:
1. Gemini 3.0 Flash, Qwen3-Next, and Qwen3 VL 235b
2. A new free search tool that uses search.hackclub.com to provide accurate and fast agentic search
3. Keybinds for both MacOS & other systems
@tacy0day 36 of 50 days to 2026!
Today I ended up doing a ton of work on my auth project. I have it almost ready to ship but I need to finish up the last few features and deploy it first. 🤞I can ship it tomorrow.
I made a little snowflake website for #C0A277A4FP0| with flask which was a fun distraction. Super simple but it was fun to build and I tried deploying to railway for the first time! That deploy experience is sliiiiiiick. They have made it so easy to get your first project deployed and with a url its incredible. I'm so very tempted to make an OSS railway as my next project. We shall see.
@logabe0Day 36:
• Started making my gift for #C09RKNVS5SB| and had a blast
• 1½ hours of work on Burning Rain. Aiming to ship it by sunday!
• Played piano and helped move a fridge
• Friend group drama is crazy
@tacy0day 34 of 50 days to 2026!
I had so much happening today. I ended up having meetings from 4 till 10 which was fun. I attended an AMA with Quinn Slack which was insanely cool and I also did quite a few OYAC meetings and got to meet the other leaders from across the country and hear about some of the frontline advocacy work which was amazing and really encouraging.
Independently I also worked on an interesting little project showcased below which I will be sharing more about soon as well as some more mc hacking with one of my friends. Oh and I also made a keychain in onshape for haxmas. Hopefully I can ship my semi secret project tomorrow and make a nice showcase video :)
@ionixv0hai chat today im shipping hack club radio, an internet radio channel that you can add your favorite songs to!
ionixv.hackclub.app/radio.html
it runs a simple azuracast instance where i put your requests into a looping, shuffling playlist!
@ionixv0i'm shipping a simple, no bs TUI client for the #C099S1LLFFU| API.
it is public domain software. anyone may copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or distribute it.
github.com/IonixV/hackaiTUI
@logabe0Day 30:
• Worked on Burning Rain in a huddle! I think I'm gonna ship it soon :D
• Did a bit of work on my website
• friend stuff 😐
Got a job tomorrow which is nice, but it's be all day so I'm gonna be exhausted afterwards :(
@areallyawesomeusername0oh my god im so tired but look, i made my first slack bot! the name is KittenBot! it can show you cat facts, gifs, pictures and you can chat with an AI which has a cat personality! this slack bot is for Meow YSWS so that's why I made it cat themed!
repo: github.com/Snowflake6413/kittenbot
image below shows an example of the AI in action! :aga:
@aviad0Hiiiiiiiii
I wanted to share a small (but fun!) project I built recently — a function-grapher written in C.
it uses ASCII characters because I have zero shame and basically no UI experience, kind of chaotic, but realy fun to mess with.
If you want to check it out, break it, improve it, or just laugh at the code structure — here it is:
github.com/Aviadalm/C_Graph_Engine
Would love any feedback, ideas, or cursed suggestions 💖
@hex42:50days: day 22!
finally packed up the #C09676ZTG8P| stickers! hopefully I can ship them out by friday :D it'll be good to finally get this off my shoulders :hs: spent the rest of the day on AoC - part 1 was easy enough but I couldn't for the life of me get part 2 to work :( maybe if I have free time tomorrow I can try again.
@ajhalili20067Not technically a ship, but you need a knotserver for your git repos on Tangled but can't find knot1.tangled.sh? No worries, I got you! I successfully have one running at knot.hackclub.community with SSH port 33939 on #C056WDR3MQR|. Just ping me for your AT Proto DID/handle at #C07H1R2PW9W| (or via DMs if you will) for access. (don't forget to get your SSH pubkeys added on Tangled to push commits)
Learn more: tangled.org/recaptime.dev/knot-docker-nest
Featured repo on the git push screenshot below: tangled.org/andreijiroh.dev/site
@ingobeans0i made a game to help lighten spirits in these dark winter times, called winternight! its really cute and wholesome (and short). made in rust for siege :siege:
hope you like it :>
github: here
@Smeagle0Sticky notes you can pin to any window (i am finally going to ship something!)
@matmanna0made this library a little while ago but never officially "shipped" it here
do you play the electric guitar or bass? are you a fan of reverse engineering and/or (music) hardware hacking? if so, my new venture, Bender, might be interesting to you:
Aiming to liberate proprietary music hardware through protocol reverse engineering, my first project in this space, LtAmp.py, serves to enable interfacing with the LT-series amps produced by a certain giutar manufacturer that rhymes with Bender and names their products after horses. As of now, the library:
• is fully MIT-licensed, source-available, and star-able on GitHub
• is installable through pip and listed on PyPI (the python package index)
• supports almost all basic functions including preset management, footswitch slot configuration, and metadata
• enables the creation of other apps and tools such as CLIs, alternative GUIs, and augmentation platforms
• is fully tested with the LT25 model (but should work with others such as 40-100 and Rumble)
• is the first non-.NET solution for connecting to this series of amps (that I know of)
If you're at all interested in this project or anything else I'm planning at Bender, please leave a star (⭐), follow the GitHub org, or reply/DM/issue with suggestions, questions, ideas (I'd be thrilled to chat about anything but music tech excites me a lot!)
@ingobeans0hello!! last week I made a super mario maker inspired game for siege, called Goblin Maker! you can build and share levels, and browse levels made by other people!
Github: github.com/ingobeans/goblin-maker
Itch: gnarmi.itch.io/goblin-maker
the game was written in rust, but the server is a flask app hosted on Nest. entire project took about 35 hours :>
i'd love it if you checked it out (you can play in your browser)! make some levels! thanks <3
@logabe0Day 12 of :50days::
• Posted the Windows and Linux builds for Milkyway Pets in #C09EZSEMB16| in order to get some feedback before I ship it. I got a lot of feedback and have learnt a lot from getting it into the hands of other people for the first time. Some of the issues I've noticed:
a. Use a makefile to automate the build process. Automated testing is hard to make work in this context, but it would also be useful.
b. Improve the config experience: Already partially there! The program now looks for a config file in the same directory as the program, and the program come with a template for the config file. I'm considering moving away from TOML to something simpler and more forgiving with user errors.
c. Get rid of the Space-to-toggle-window-decorations thing. It's confusing, and being able to drag the window should be the default on most platforms. It's still needed on Wayland, since they can't set their own position.
d. Better error handling: Currently errors either get ignored or are printed to the console. The windows users found this a bit confusing since they aren't running it from the terminal, so a graphical error window would be useful.
e. Better installation guide: When I finally ship this project, it needs to have a good guide to installation and usage, since running the program requires you to find both your Hackatime API key and a :milkyway: Session ID. Somebody had an issue with getting their sessionid cookie, but I couldn't replicate it. A backup method would be useful just in case.
• Studied for my Japanese exam tomorrow. I focused on listening, which I've been neglecting up until now. I'm not feeling the greatest about tomorrow, but I'll give it my best shot :salute:
• Did a practice exam for my licence test tomorrow and got a cool clean calm and collected 100% LETS GOOOO!! 💥 💥 ‼️ I'm either gonna sit the exam tomorrow or the day after, depending on how I'm feeling.
@abductedbyaliens0Hello!
DuctuAI is a mobile app made with Thunkable, designed to help users, especially seniors, learn to use smartphones confidently. It features step-by-step animated tutorials with explanations, AI-powered chat assistance, and interactive quizzes to reinforce learning. The app makes navigating a smartphone intuitive, engaging, and accessible for beginners.
Source Code can be found in the releases:
github.com/check1123/DuctuAI.git
Playable URL:
thunkable.site/w/U9wlpAtivJY0vCqkkjwMP
@zeankun.dev0made a creator for replicating or recreating cued shows like Eurovision or what else, and gives a LiveEdit-like and a video editor UX and experience. if you've never heard of it, it's a cueing application for live TVs and feel as if they were edited. if you want to know more, you should look up either "liveedit recreation" or "cuepilot recreation" on YouTube, and you'll get it (I'm a CuePilot user btw)
source code (GitHub release later):
github.com/zeankundev/Showcut
download here:
github.com/zeankundev/Showcut/releases/latestsnapcraft.io/showcut
@freddie1Ducky Diagnostics is a project designed for the PicoDucky (but just python for now)!
It runs a series of commands and saves output to debug.txt with some formatting and voilà, a detailed list of spec's and more information about your device. You can download it from this GitHub link. (this was made for YSWS #C08QZ0P7QP6|)
@Lapis0I got tired of there being no proper Discord RPC tools for Audacious (my main local music player app) so I made one myself!
If you for some reason also use Audacious too here you go!
github.com/LapisGit/AudaciousRPC
@lily0Just finished building Totally normal notes.
Try it. You won't regret it.
CW: Jumpscares (audio and video)
tnn.sometgirl.online
@Angad0I recently started using Amp when working on some HQ stuff, but then realized that I wouldn't be able to easily switch to my personal account so I could use Amp's free plan on personal projects. I decided to make amped, a tool that switches out Amp's secrets.json file to have a token for the chosen account.
Since I haven't used Go in a while, I chose to use this project as a refresher. It's also the first I've ever made a program that interacts with the system keychain to handle secrets, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
If you have Go, you can install it via go install github.com/slashtechno/amped@latest
Otherwise, there are releases with dynamic release notes!
@lily0just finished getting a production instance of my webapp called Linus Drop Tips.
it is a crowdsourced site of everything Linus from LTT has dropped :3
linusdroptips.sometgirl.online
@ShyMike0Ever wanted to use multiple :wakatime-dark: WakaTime instances (eg. using both Hackatime and WakaTime at the same time) but waka-relay was just too hard to use?
Worry no more! I just finished working on my new project, timesplit that aims to make that much easier! :3
:github: Repo: github.com/ImShyMike/timesplit
(and if you do decide to use it, you should add rustytime to the list of server urls ;) - more info about it can be found on it's ship post)
@freddie1Just shipped linked my github pages site to my new domain. It looks rubbish on mobile and has no info yet but all will come soon. freddieyershon.co.uk
@louisa0project 1 (oct 5 to oct 18) - my personal website getting a much needed revamp
day 6 - was supposed to post yesterday but got caught up in fd work 😭 all i did was add the embed as seen in v1peridae.me:heavysob: i've been working on waht im gonna teach meghana today! i think im ready to ship the site then finish up working on CursedOS (rust os) !
@ShyMike0haven't posted here in a while but i just finished (the mvp) for my project rustytime :D (currently at ~75h)
• what is it? It's like :wakatime: WakaTime but FOSS and made with a :rust: Rust backend, :svelte: Sveltekit frontend and :postgres: TimescaleDB (Postgres extension)
• why? I though it would be a cool project :colon3:
• is it good? Idk :shrug_y2: but you can judge it for yourself here :P
• is it fast? It's pretty speedy! Over 1500 heartbeats/second on my machine!
repo: github.com/ImShyMike/rustytime (you should give it a star :thumbup:)
please send stuff you think i should add in the thread :)
edit: also check out timesplit if you want to use this + hackatime at the same time! (ship post here)@louisa0starting a new challenge for myself to ship a new technical project every 2-3 weeks. hoping to be able to stick to this and by the time i graduate i should have 12 new projects at the minimum :)
project 1 (oct 5 to oct 18) - my personal website getting a much needed revamp
i've had the same website for almost a year and a couple of month now and it's in html/css which about a year and a half ago was the only web-dev stuff i was proficient in :heavysob: i'm now good with astro :P so i'm gonna be revamping my site in astro and today i started working on the design for it! spent like 5 hours in a huddle with some friend in my channel locking in :)
next steps - start working on the code + figure out the rest of the pages
@n0o0b090lv7+36/365
• Book continue the patter
• Time: 1min at best
• Yap: sson the stressfull week will be over ;-; Either way it's a ship that i skribled... rq :xxdd:
@Winss0I shipped a new version of DustLab!
DustLab is a unique tool that allows you to turn images, 3d models and gifs to particle models in Minecraft!
The new feature is making models with parametric equations!
Users can make models from equations and put them in Minecraft using the tool!
check it out at winss.xyz/dustlab !
and the Som: summer.hackclub.com/projects/2513
(video is an example of an animated equation model)
@MadAvidCoder0Final ship for SoM, is the 2nd major release of Liveboard! This release brings widgets to Liveboard!! Now you can see the weather, date and time at just a glance. Additionally, it also has a pomodoro timer widget! This runs even when you switch window, and plays an audible chime to signal the timer has ended, turning Liveboard from a simple whiteboard, into a fully featured productivity powerhouse!
GH Repo: github.com/MadAvidCoder/Liveboard
SoM Link: summer.hackclub.com/projects/13534
Download Link: github.com/MadAvidCoder/Liveboard/releases/latest
@MadAvidCoder0Just shipped v1.3.0!!! It introduces sticky notes! These notes can be placed anywhere on the canvas, and have full markdown support. They have a few different colours and can also be pinned in place. Autosave means that they persist (like ink and shapes) even if the app is restarted :D
@Ginobeano0Introducing the ultimate 3 in 1 computer. Consisting of 3 OSes.
1. Windows 11
2. macOS Tahoe (With Liquid Glass)
3. Ubuntu 25
All 3 perfectly functional. Switching OSes is as easy as rebooting and selecting which OS. You don’t even need to go to the boot menu!
Let’s say you create an app in windows but you need to compile it for Mac and Linux but it won’t let you unless you are on that OS. Just switch to macOS to build it and then switch to Ubuntu!
(Also with a smart desk)
@GoldMonke0summer.hackclub.com/projects/13130 I just did the 2nd ship of my minecraft mod, Dutch Foods 'n Stuff!
It is a minecraft mod that adds typical Dutch:flag-nl: Foods (snacks, etc) and other Dutch stuff.
Think of stuff like:
• Bitterballen
• Cheese
• Stroopwafels
• Kale (boerenkool)
• Oliebollen
• *More*
I even updated the mod to 1.21.9 already!
You can get it now on Modrinth, where you can also view more info about the mod, such as what it adds and all recipes. (Also an "older" showcase video)
Definitely give it a try! (Pleaaasee!)
@MadAvidCoder0I've now shipped Liveboard v1.2.0 , due to some bugs in the release). The two main new features are autosave and dark mode!! Autosave means that your drawings will persist even over app restarts. Dark mode is fairly self explanatory, but might be the best UI upgrade for users of dark mode - now it really blends into the desktop background.
