Everyone with a confirmed seat. Open a profile to see what they have actually shipped before you ask them to build with you.
@mattbratos
Team: cheesburger rangers
building hacklab.so — competence over credentials
@alastapchyk
Team: cheesburger rangers
Full-stack engineer building efficient, scalable, user-centric applications. Site: alastapchyk.dev
@yauhenifutryn
Team: 4rgfrr
Solo builder, mostly voice/audio AI and RAG pipelines. Recent stuff: a tool that turns a hypothesis into a fully-cited wet-lab experiment plan in 3 minutes (built in 24h, solo), and a Zotero citation-grounder that refuses to hallucinate references. Also placed #2 on a PII-reconstruction task at a European trustworthy-AI hackathon. On the client side I ship on-prem voice/RAG systems (vLLM, Dify, Qdrant) for companies that cannot send audio to a cloud API. I like writing down what is actually live vs still broken instead of demoing around it.
@dominikled
Looking for a team
I run a freight company in Warsaw - trucks, pallets, pharma under GDP, ADR hazmat - and I got tired of paying for sales tooling that didn't fit, so I started writing my own. KIMISYSTEM is the result: a Django + Supabase pipeline that pulls prospects off Sales Navigator, enriches them through Apollo and TexAu, verifies the emails, and pushes the survivors into campaigns. The hard part was never calling the APIs. It's that every source lies to you differently. No CS degree - logistics and supply chain, then twenty years of actually moving freight. I learned Django from a tutorial repo that's still sitting on my GitHub, then pointed it at a system I depend on. Right now I'm stuck on how much of a pipeline you can hand to an agent before you stop trusting it, and on what browser automation can reach that APIs can't. Polish, English, German. Come talk to me about logistics software - the industry runs on very expensive spreadsheets.