Wednesday, 27 January 2021

Show HN: Reddit Wallstreetbets Top Leaderboard https://bit.ly/3ceVk6c

Show HN: Reddit Wallstreetbets Top Leaderboard https://bit.ly/3ppm6MN January 28, 2021 at 01:06AM

Show HN: Autopaint – A tool for colorizing manga characters https://bit.ly/2M9WYvg

Show HN: Autopaint – A tool for colorizing manga characters https://bit.ly/2MwlAOI January 27, 2021 at 04:47PM

Show HN: Easily build Rasa assistant UIs in React https://bit.ly/3cj2EOa

Show HN: Easily build Rasa assistant UIs in React https://bit.ly/3ciqj1m January 27, 2021 at 10:51PM

Show HN: My multiplayer custom-engine game that loads in less than a second https://bit.ly/2MqPXpE

Show HN: My multiplayer custom-engine game that loads in less than a second https://bit.ly/3poSvmF January 27, 2021 at 10:33PM

Show HN: Origin – Validate your business idea with an interactive prototype https://bit.ly/3iU6Y7R

Show HN: Origin – Validate your business idea with an interactive prototype https://bit.ly/2M9A1bA January 27, 2021 at 09:38PM

Show HN: Stratum – An open source silicon-independent switch operating system https://bit.ly/3a86FSR

Show HN: Stratum – An open source silicon-independent switch operating system https://bit.ly/3iQzCXv January 27, 2021 at 06:00PM

Show HN: Automatically lower the volume of ads to protect ears https://bit.ly/3iRSHZ8

Show HN: Automatically lower the volume of ads to protect ears https://bit.ly/2YlT8BO January 27, 2021 at 07:31PM

Show HN: VR Robot Kart with Hand Tracking https://bit.ly/2MvRkDk

Show HN: VR Robot Kart with Hand Tracking https://bit.ly/3opQohl January 27, 2021 at 06:18PM

Show HN: Bunklist – Collect and discover useful websites through lists https://bit.ly/3t1jcA2

Show HN: Bunklist – Collect and discover useful websites through lists https://bit.ly/36hXYnL January 27, 2021 at 02:14PM

Show HN: My bi-weekly newsletter on all things Elixir and Erlang https://bit.ly/3ck6dDI

Show HN: My bi-weekly newsletter on all things Elixir and Erlang https://bit.ly/3r0qTEK January 27, 2021 at 05:55PM

Launch HN: Axle Health (YC W21) – In-Home Healthcare as a Service https://bit.ly/3r0NWzh

Launch HN: Axle Health (YC W21) – In-Home Healthcare as a Service Hey everyone, We’re Connor and Adam and we’re working on Axle Health ( https://bit.ly/3a7YiXB ). We provide an API for sending health professionals to people’s homes to deliver medical services. For example, a telehealth company can use our service to request an in-home blood draw for their patient. Healthcare has traditionally been delivered in an office or hospital. In recent years, telehealth - providing healthcare remotely, without the need for people to come to a healthcare facility - has taken off as technology has improved, but physical tests are still often needed to make diagnoses, and physical contact is needed to administer treatment. Without physical interaction, telehealth physicians can only handle a subset of common visit reasons. In all other cases they’re required to refer patients to a lab or in-person doctor. As a result of this lack of continuity in the patient’s care journey, most use telehealth platforms for one-off needs like getting a prescription filled. The goal of our platform is to be an extension of the physician in the patient’s home, working on the doctor’s orders to administer physical services that would normally require a visit to a lab or office. I ran across this problem when I moved from New York to Los Angeles. I had received the first dose of a vaccine (not the COVID vaccine, unfortunately) before moving and needed the second on arrival. My only option was to find a new doctor who required me to do a full physical exam before I could receive the second dose. I did it, but needed to take a couple hours off of work. I thought “why can’t I just get this done at home”. It’s not just me, studies show that completion of multi-dose vaccine courses is as low as 33%. Life just gets in the way. After I had my experience, I called up my friend from college, Adam, who worked at UberEats and we started thinking about the economics of bringing care to patients’ homes. The wealthy already have access to in-home healthcare. The question was, could we drive enough operational efficiency and optimization to make this available to everyone while only charging a small per visit fee for companies to use the platform. Solving this problem would have far reaching implications by expanding access to treatment in healthcare deserts, enabling decentralized clinical trials, improving uptake of basic preventive services, and leading to better health outcomes. The operational and technical challenge of sending a health professional to a patient’s home is complex. There are a couple of old line national phlebotomy companies that go in-home, but phlebotomy (drawing blood) is the easy part. When you start moving up the licensure ladder from phlebotomist to medical assistant to licensed practical nurse to registered nurse, their scope of practice expands. Each state has its own laws governing the scope of practice of each of those professionals. For example, our appointment assignment algorithm needs to account for the fact that in Florida a medical assistant can start an IV line, but in California they can’t. We need to ensure each professional has the right mix of supplies for their daily appointments to drive maximum efficiency - a nurse might go from administering an immunotherapy IV at one home to a vaccine at another. Luckily Adam is crazy enough to like these logistical headaches :P But, Adam won’t need to solve these problems manually. We’ve built a good bit of software around matching patients with in-home professionals. The process is fully programmatic meaning partners can use our API to find available services in a zip code, pull time slot availability and pricing by geography, indicate special instructions from the doctor, book visits, and receive visit updates via webhooks. Health professionals from our network use the Axle app to get shift assignments, indicate to patients that they’re en route, and write up any visit notes. Patients can even see their health professional on a map in real time just like an Uber. We want to make the process of getting in-home care as seamless as possible for patients and health professionals. Our API documentation ( https://bit.ly/3a6e84Z ) is publicly available. We’re hoping to enable the next generation of healthcare startups by offering them the ability to physically interact with patients, through us. We wanted to make the API as straightforward as possible, so we welcome any feedback on the documentation or our product at large! Thanks for reading! January 27, 2021 at 05:18PM

Show HN: Autolinks – GitHub app for web scrapping https://bit.ly/2M2yswa

Show HN: Autolinks – GitHub app for web scrapping https://bit.ly/3cgSVYM January 27, 2021 at 01:20PM

Show HN: No-Code OAuth integration plugins for Bubble https://bit.ly/2My63h2

Show HN: No-Code OAuth integration plugins for Bubble We are Sameera & Ralph, co-founders of Pathfix (https://bit.ly/36gXw9y). We have been working very closely with the no-code community for a few months now trying to bring our low-code oauth integration platform to the no-code community, starting with Bubble. Based off of these discussions, we released a few plugins that handle: - Entire oauth process for each provider - End-User authorization - Token management - Relevant API calls The plugins are available for free with the option to whitelabel. Here is the list of all the live plugins available (https://bit.ly/36z44k7) - SSO Login (with 8 different providers) - Spotify Search API - Twitter connector - Quickbooks (Customer + Invoice) - Slack Thanks so much. We look forward to your feedback! January 27, 2021 at 07:22AM

Show HN: I made a Live NBA Games scraper for my automation service business https://bit.ly/3clZaut

Show HN: I made a Live NBA Games scraper for my automation service business https://bit.ly/39jQ3sb January 27, 2021 at 11:48AM

Show HN: Peer-to-peer messaging app that works with or without internet access https://bit.ly/3anbQyD

Show HN: Peer-to-peer messaging app that works with or without internet access https://bit.ly/2Mc2366 January 27, 2021 at 11:10AM

Tuesday, 26 January 2021

Show HN: Hide sensitive info while doing live screen sharing or recording video https://bit.ly/2YhOYuB

Show HN: Hide sensitive info while doing live screen sharing or recording video https://bit.ly/3qYM3Dc January 27, 2021 at 07:53AM

Show HN: Startup recurring liquidity compensation calculator https://bit.ly/3t204Sq

Show HN: Startup recurring liquidity compensation calculator https://bit.ly/3ppTdQA January 26, 2021 at 10:45PM

Show HN: K8s clusters as infinite-scale local dev environments https://bit.ly/39pi0yZ

Show HN: K8s clusters as infinite-scale local dev environments https://bit.ly/36f2vax January 26, 2021 at 09:17PM

Show HN: I made an alarm clock. That's right https://bit.ly/3cexqaX

Show HN: I made an alarm clock. That's right https://bit.ly/2KR3uq9 January 25, 2021 at 12:55PM

Show HN: Tiny Land Online https://bit.ly/3qRxt0s

Show HN: Tiny Land Online https://bit.ly/3cqJMNt January 26, 2021 at 08:00PM