我终于卖出了自己做的东西的第一份
一位独立创作者在 Reddit r/SideProject 发帖，说自己今天终于卖出了第一份电子书。虽然只有一单，但作者觉得这种“陌生人愿意为作品付钱”的体验，和浏览量、点赞、粉丝数完全不同，意义更大。 属于很常见的独立开发/创作者里程碑分享，情感真实但信息增量有限，适合作为“从 0 到 1 第一次变现”的情绪共鸣帖，缺少可深挖的技术或方法论细节。
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收藏我构建了一个 AI 加密货币研究员，开源前先在实盘中前向测试 30 天
<p>大家好，过去一个月我一直在构建一个AI智能体，旨在基于数据驱动的判断而非炒作来挖掘加密货币投资机会。在第31天开源完整代码之前，我想先验证它在当前市场环境下是否真的有效。<br><br>接下来的一个月里，我会每天对它的选股结果进行前瞻性测试，并将每一条信号记录在一份公开的电子表格中，以确保自身保持透明和负责。<br><br>如果你想与我一起跟踪实时数据，看看这个模型的表现如何，可以点击这里查看Google表格。我也非常欢迎社区就我的方法论提出任何反馈！<br><br>如果效果不佳，我就再重新构建。经过750次测试与调整后，它终于开始奏效了，因此我把研究员的名字定为“TRUMPER V750”。</p>
受够了自己乱理财，我做了个免费的自由职业者记账+发票工具
<p>这段时间以来，我一直在尝试打造一款真正能被用户使用并愿意付费的产品。我不断在 Reddit 和 X 上看到自由职业者抱怨同样的问题——凌乱的电子表格、追讨账单、对报税季的恐惧——而他们中几乎没有人愿意为了记录最基本的收入和支出而去折腾 QuickBooks。<br><br>于是，我开发了 ClearBooks——一款功能简洁的工具，只做三件事：记录收入与支出（支持上传收据）、生成清晰可下载的发票 PDF 并追踪已付/未付状态、按日期区间导出符合税务要求的报表（CSV 格式）。<br><br>没有冗余功能，没有晦涩的会计术语，也没有强制性的升级推销。我们提供真正的账户体系，确保您的数据得到妥善保存且完全私密，目前完全免费。<br><br>我并非科班出身的开发者，主要通过向 AI 工具提问并根据反馈反复迭代来完成这款产品。这确实还处于早期阶段，我更希望听到大家指出其中的不足或缺失，而不是默默无闻。<br><br>链接：clearbooks-ruddy.vercel.app 如果您愿意试用，并坦诚地告诉我它是否真的解决了您的痛点，或者我是否遗漏了什么显而易见的问题，我将不胜感激。</p>
下班后脑子停不下来，所以我给它造了个“会呼吸的球”（现已支持 iOS）
开发者在 Reddit 分享自研 App「PARK it」：针对下班后大脑仍反复回放待办事项的问题，用「呼吸球 + 小关键词云」做仪式感收放。 白天随时丢进不超过 15 字符的关键词锚点，晚上用一次完整呼吸引导把所有事“停放”到明天；第二天早上一呼吸引导再放出昨天的云。 核心不是任务清单，而是给大脑一个明确的“这些是明天该操心的，不是今晚”的心理切换开关。免费给 3 个关键词槽和固定 8am/7pm 通知，付费解锁 12 槽位及自定义时间/日期。 目前上到 iOS，开发者也求真实反馈。
我做了一个用于时序敏感日常流程的应用（现在也支持 iOS）
开发者在 r/SideProject 分享自研应用 CUEit：普通计时器只能计时，但无法保持步骤顺序，所以它让用户自定义流程（如手冲咖啡、煮面、拉伸等），在每一步该出现时提示下一步并可选铃声，全程本地运行、无需账号或云。 现同时支持 Android 和 iOS，并附上下载链接，呼吁读者给真实反馈。
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