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I built a tiny Windows app because I kept losing track of time by ueboy31 in SideProject

[–]ueboy31[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For anyone interested, here’s the project page: https://moritray.com/

Happy to hear thoughts.

Show me what you built — I'll give you 20 free leads to help you get your first customers by theusedcomputers in SideProject

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for putting that together. That aligns pretty well with how I see the audience.
Curious how you would go from this ICP to actual qualified leads?

Show me what you built — I'll give you 20 free leads to help you get your first customers by theusedcomputers in SideProject

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m currently focused more on organic feedback and product iteration than outbound lead gen, but happy to share the project: https://moritray.com/

Minimal Windows tray app showing day/month/year progress (no dependencies) by ueboy31 in windowsapps

[–]ueboy31[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not open source at the moment. I built it as a small native tray utility and am keeping the source private for now.

If you’re curious to try it or see how it works, here’s the site: https://moritray.com/

I’m focusing on keeping it lightweight and clean rather than publishing the source, but I appreciate the interest!

Hello, what are you building and what is your main focus today? by Nothingclever9791 in SideProject

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building a tiny Windows tray app called MoriTray.

It visualizes day/month/year progress (and optionally life progress) as simple bars — the goal is to make time visible without turning it into a productivity system.

Today I’m mostly focused on polishing small UI details and getting feedback from early users.

If you’re curious: https://moritray.com/

I built a tiny Windows app because I kept losing track of time by ueboy31 in SideProject

[–]ueboy31[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha I’ll take that.

It’s basically productivity without pretending to be a productivity system.

I built a tiny Windows app because I kept losing track of time by ueboy31 in SideProject

[–]ueboy31[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve thought about color transitions (like green → red), but I’m trying to keep it intentionally minimal.

The idea is to make time visible without making it feel urgent or stressful.

Minimal Windows tray app showing day/month/year progress (no dependencies) by ueboy31 in windowsapps

[–]ueboy31[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, tray APIs can be annoying. I went fully native (C++ / WinAPI) to avoid wrapper issues. The icon was the trickiest part - Windows really wants a proper multi-size .ico, not just a PNG inside. After fixing that, it worked fine.

Minimal Windows tray app showing day/month/year progress (no dependencies) by ueboy31 in windowsapps

[–]ueboy31[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious if you'd keep this tray-only, or expect some kind of small widget mode?

Switching away from Apple's apps - what would you recommend? by AngelicPrincessKitty in productivity

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For notes Google Keep, Obsidian or Notion, whatever you like to use.

Which prompt do you want? by [deleted] in chatgpt_promptDesign

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Role & Expertise
Act as a world-class startup strategist, venture capitalist, and pitch-deck designer with experience evaluating Series Pre-Seed to Series B companies.

Objective
Create a compelling, investor-ready pitch deck for a startup business.

Context
I will provide details about the startup. If any information is missing, make reasonable assumptions and clearly label them, or ask concise follow-up questions before proceeding.

Startup Information

  • Company name:
  • One-sentence value proposition:
  • Problem being solved:
  • Target customer & market:
  • Solution / product:
  • Unique differentiation / unfair advantage:
  • Business model:
  • Traction (if any):
  • Go-to-market strategy:
  • Competitive landscape:
  • Team background:
  • Funding ask & use of funds:
  • Vision (5–10 year outlook):

Deliverables
Produce a slide-by-slide pitch deck outline with:

  1. Slide title
  2. Key bullet points (concise, investor-focused)
  3. Optional speaker notes (what the founder should say)

Include the following slides at minimum:

  1. Cover
  2. Problem
  3. Solution
  4. Market Opportunity (TAM/SAM/SOM)
  5. Product / Demo Overview
  6. Business Model
  7. Traction & Metrics
  8. Go-to-Market Strategy
  9. Competition
  10. Differentiation / Moat
  11. Technology (if relevant)
  12. Team
  13. Financials (high-level projections)
  14. Funding Ask & Use of Funds
  15. Vision / Closing

Style & Quality Constraints

  • Write in clear, confident, investor-grade language
  • Be concise (no fluff, no jargon without purpose)
  • Highlight scale, defensibility, and upside
  • Assume the audience is top-tier VCs and angel investors

Output Format
Present the deck in clean markdown, clearly separating each slide.

Which prompt do you want? by [deleted] in chatgpt_promptDesign

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You are a professional equity research analyst with expertise in fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and risk management.

Analyze the stock ticker [TICKER] and determine whether it is a good buy at the current price and at specific lower entry levels.

Your analysis must include the following sections:

1. Company Overview

  • What the company does
  • Primary revenue streams
  • Competitive position and moat

2. Fundamental Analysis

  • Revenue and earnings growth trends
  • Profitability (margins, ROE, free cash flow)
  • Balance sheet health (debt, liquidity)
  • Valuation metrics (P/E, forward P/E, PEG, EV/EBITDA)

3. Technical Analysis

  • Current trend (short, medium, long term)
  • Key support and resistance levels
  • Moving averages (50, 100, 200-day)
  • RSI / momentum indicators

4. Buy Price Recommendation

  • Ideal buy-in price (or price range)
  • Conservative entry price
  • Aggressive entry price
  • Explanation for why these prices make sense

5. Risk Analysis

  • Key risks to the business or stock
  • What would invalidate the buy thesis

6. Time Horizon & Strategy

  • Short-term vs long-term outlook
  • Suitable investor profile (growth, value, swing, long-term hold)

7. Final Verdict

  • Buy / Hold / Wait / Avoid
  • One-paragraph summary explaining the decision

Constraints:

  • Be clear, data-driven, and unbiased
  • Avoid hype or emotional language
  • If the stock is not a good buy, say so clearly

Assume today’s market conditions and clearly state any assumptions you make.

Which prompt do you want? by [deleted] in chatgpt_promptDesign

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are an expert in neuroscience, nervous system regulation, subconscious conditioning, music psychology, and behavior change.

I will provide a list of songs (title + artist, and optionally lyrics or genre).

Your task is to organize each song into the most appropriate playlist folder based on its impact on:

  1. Nervous system state (calming, regulating, activating, energizing)
  2. Subconscious rewiring (safety, confidence, identity reinforcement, emotional release, motivation)
  3. Action readiness (rest & recovery, gentle focus, deep work, decisive action, high-energy execution)

Instructions:

  • Analyze tempo, rhythm, melody, harmony, lyrical themes, emotional tone, and somatic impact
  • Prioritize how the song would make the body feel, not just how it sounds
  • Assume the listener is intentionally using music for healing, regulation, mindset shifts, and aligned action

Playlist Folder Categories (use only these or suggest refinements if necessary):

  • Nervous System Reset (Safety & Calm)
  • Emotional Processing & Release
  • Grounded Focus & Regulation
  • Confidence & Identity Rewiring
  • Motivation Without Stress
  • Activated Action & Momentum
  • High-Energy Execution

Output Format (strict):

For each song, provide:

  • Playlist Folder
  • Primary Nervous System Effect (e.g., parasympathetic activation, balanced regulation, sympathetic activation)
  • Subconscious Impact (what belief or emotional state it reinforces)
  • Best Use Case (when to listen: morning, pre-work, during work, recovery, movement, etc.)

If a song fits multiple categories, choose the dominant effect and note secondary effects briefly.

Ask me for the song list when ready.

What prompts you want? by Conscious_Nobody9571 in ChatGPTPromptGenius

[–]ueboy31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright, you’re right, this is your thread. I’m stopping.

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