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Friendzone is a privacy-first personal CRM for iPhone that keeps birthdays, notes, gift ideas, and catch-up nudges safely in iCloud. Import contacts, tag chats, and open one clean dashboard so you never blank on the little stuff.
🔥 Our Take: Remembering friends in your head is like bookmarking tweets, good intention, zero recall. Friendzone turns that chaos into quick nudges to be a decent human. No cringe "social score", just a ping to text Sam before six months slip by, and every note stays on your phone, not an ad server.
Gadget is a browser IDE that shows up with the boring bits already handled: database, auth, testing, hosting, and an assistant that can scaffold routes or tables when you get lazy. Start a project, write code, hit deploy, and the app goes live on Gadget's cloud—no AWS spelunking required.
🔥 Our Take: My last side project drowned in config before I wrote a single feature. Gadget lets you skip the yak-shave and get straight to building something people can click. If setup is the part you fake-smile through, this feels like hitting fast-forward.
DockDoor adds live window thumbnails to your macOS dock. Hover an icon to see every open window, then close, minimise, or drag it without fishing through Mission Control. There's a Windows-style Alt+Tab switcher, it's free, open-source, and it keeps your data on your machine.
🔥 Our Take: No more roulette when you're trying to find the right Chrome window. A quick peek saves the wrist-gymnastics of flipping through ten apps, and you don't have to pay or hand over analytics like with the old HyperDock clones. Small tweak, big sanity boost.
Kevin Londoño vented: "Why is it so hard to find someone who actually sticks around to build?"
Replies split three ways:
Reality-check crew: People bail once the honeymoon's over—ship anyway and learn as you go.
Community hunters: Stop chasing a mythical co-founder and jump into hackathons, Discords, or build-in-public threads where momentum is shared.
Solo starters: Knock out a scrappy MVP yourself; nothing attracts teammates like a project that already exists.
The thread is half pep talk, half tough love—worth a scroll if your co-founder search is starting to feel like ghost hunting.
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