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Show HN: I just made my first app in Firebase studio using idx

Hacker News - Wed, 04/09/2025 - 6:10pm

i just made my first app in firebase studio using idx. how it works? pretty simple; upload up to 4 images, get story cards. ahah! that's it. fInsta!

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Show HN: We turned a fast build system into a genius AI mobile app developer

Hacker News - Wed, 04/09/2025 - 6:09pm

Last year, we launched Dashwave 1.0, a fast Android and iOS build platform. It was great for compiling and testing apps, but we quickly saw its potential as an agentic runtime. So, we built a powerful AI agent to take control. The results were astounding.

With Dashwave 2.0, we’ve combined our high-performance build system with an AI-driven code retrieval, contextualization, and generation pipeline. The goal: help anyone build production-grade native mobile apps with minimal friction.

Here’s how Dashwave stands apart from tools like Bolt and Replit:

True Native Support: Dashwave builds real Android and iOS apps, not Expo wrappers. The AI works directly with native systems, unlocking full platform access.

Agentic RAG Code Retrieval & Planned Codegen: The AI understands your app's context, retrieves relevant code, plans, and generates mobile-optimized code based on your needs. This makes development faster, more accurate, and simplifies adding integrations.

End-to-End Dev Flow: The agent hands off generated code to our build system for real-time compilation, testing, and regression—no need for CI, Firebase, or Play/App Store setups. You can also bring your existing codebase, and Dashwave will build/debug on top of it.

We are soon launching a deterministic integrations suite like Firebase, REST, Stripe, that would make it easy to add them to your vibe-coded apps!

Try it out at https://dashwave.io and Get Started. Would love your thoughts!

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Ask HN: Building AI notetaker for immigrant founders. What am I missing?

Hacker News - Wed, 04/09/2025 - 5:57pm

Hi, I’m building Caret(caret.so), an AI meeting notetaker for immigrant founders. We help immigrant founders/startups to close more sales deals in the US. (Of course, you can just use it — confidently say it is way better than Granola, Otter, and so on)

Our product went viral in South Korea, we relocated to US and finding more customers. But I’m thinking about things like ‘Where are they?’, ‘What they really need?’ or ‘How can reach out more proactively?’, it makes me slow down. Could you give me some advice?

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The selling point we're pushing right now: 1/ Real-time transcription and timeline summary: If you're an immigrant, you'll know this: since English isn't your first language, you sometimes miss a few words and lose focus wondering what you missed. Caret provides real-time transcription of conversations and displays an easy-to-follow timeline summary. It’s also the only product in the industry offering real-time speaker diarization, clearly showing who said what. 2/ Support for multiple channels (online/offline): Doing business globally means using various communication channels like WeChat, Zalo, or Meta Workplace. However, traditional meeting bots can't transcribe conversations from channels they don't support. Caret captures all system audio, allowing seamless transcription across multiple online channels as well as offline conversations. 3/ Reduce your meeting prep time (Coming soon!): Preparing for meetings is incredibly time-consuming. Even with extensive question lists, you might miss important points because you're too focused on pitching your product. Caret will soon release features to significantly cut your meeting preparation time by retrieving past conversation histories and performing prospecting tasks automatically. During meetings, Caret will notify you to do critical follow-ups, such as scheduling future meetings or sending contracts, ensuring you never miss important actions.

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Organizations sometimes learn difficult lessons about gaps in their cybersecurity defenses. Here's what to know about ransomware preparation, detection, response and recovery.

Security Wire Daily News - Wed, 04/09/2025 - 5:22pm
Organizations sometimes learn difficult lessons about gaps in their cybersecurity defenses. Here's what to know about ransomware preparation, detection, response and recovery.

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