Groq

A developer has built FeedbackMind AI, a tool that uses Groq's fast inference and Hindsight to collect scattered customer feedback from different sources and turn it into a lasting product memory. The project, shared publicly under build-in-public and startup tags, aims to make sure user input is no longer lost across emails, tickets, and chats, and it is drawing attention from founders and builders interested in AI-powered product development workflows.

A 12-year-old developer from Tamil Nadu, India, is getting attention online after describing how he builds AI and web projects using only a POCO C55 smartphone that costs about $150. In his write-up he recounts his workflow and a run-in with Groq, whose services he says threatened his project. Readers are praising the story as an example of how accessible, low-cost hardware and free tools now let young developers anywhere learn to code and ship real software.