you do not want to see this screen pop up mid doomscroll
focusagent now interrupts drift in real time and forces a reset
first version of live blockers is working
lock in time
@startupxchange
building an ai focus agent that detects session drift in real time
it already catches when i slip from deep work → reddit / youtube and logs the drift window
still debugging system notifications + blockers
will keep shipping. dm me if you have suggestions
have you ever wondered why some designs just feel right right when you see them?
not perfect.
not trendy.
just… right.
your brain knows before you do.
we call that aesthetic resonance.
prism does just that
check out our @figma hackathon project below
https://t.co/GDyjYZN854
@CarmenPham15@startupxchange i can see freshmen coming in as undecided who could use this to really boost their future. excited to see how this turns out
@Leviprky@startupxchange@tryredux amazing idea Levi, i could see this patching a gap in the photo editing niche for people who struggle running heavier weight applications on their devices and inexperience in photo editing as well
quick update
i am building this with @startupxchange for the next 5 weeks
haven't fully flushed out the idea but would appreciate any feedback
feel free to reach out
@NotKrishShar that’s the goal tbh, we don't just want automation, but adaptive learning. it should understand you before it tries to trade for you. but it shouldn't trade using what we do if we're not profitable lol, thats where we need it to optimize our strategy as well
@upen946 true, but it’d be insane if reddit didn’t nuke every new account for self promo. half the battle is just getting enough karma to ask a question without mods thinking you’re selling something
@daztsl totally understand man, appreciate you sharing that. respect for being honest and hope the system tuning goes well, i’ve learned a lot just reading your breakdowns. if you ever do switch accounts, would love to stay updated!
@daztsl really like how you approach this. i’m still early in learning how trading systems evolve, but i’ve been building something small that helps optimize and refine algorithmic strategies. would love to get your perspective if you’re open to a quick dm.
@daztsl makes sense, this stuff looks insanely volatile. do you think it’s mostly the noise from flow that throws signals off or more the entry rules themselves?