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Signaliz — Find the Right Companies. Know When They Move.
Discover companies from market signals, monitor target accounts, verify contacts, and enable sales outreach.
@joshwhitfieldai · X
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Discover companies from market signals, monitor target accounts, verify contacts, and enable sales outreach.
@joshwhitfieldai · X
Buy hot SaaS leads or filter customer leads by country.
@erdalaskk · X
providing high quality, payment proven leads for SAAS founders
Audit where your brand appears in major AI search engines and identify visibility gaps.
@kylekane · X
Check how major AI systems mention your brand with competitor analysis and content recommendations.
@notbhuvanesh · X
Increase your brand presence across the Internet and make revenue out of it
Describe competitors in plain language to get live web-searched side-by-side analysis and dossiers.
@Wagner__kent · X
Good day Gainframe, built CompetitorSearch — describe your competitors, get a live web-searched side-by-side breakdown + full dossier on each. Selling it outright (Mistral+Tavily+Vercel, 156 visits/19 searches/10 users). Happy to walk you through it.
Browse AI regulations across 50 US states with guides, FAQs, news, and compliance tools.
asm28208 · HN
AI Law Tracker – one audited API for US, EU and global AI law
Search and compare AI tools by price, features, security, and compliance.
u/CyberMAL · Reddit
There are so many cool AI tools coming out that I couldn't keep up so, I built a site to compare them properly. I don't know about you, but I hit a point where there was a new AI tool every single week and I genuinely couldn't tell which ones were worth my time. I wanted to actually use this stuff, write, make images, build things, get organised, but figuring out the right tool for each job was a mess. So I'd do what everyone does. Search "best AI writing tool," "best AI voice generator,"
Discover underserved market gaps and business opportunities using AI analysis.
u/Bootfit · Reddit
Building is easier than ever but knowing what to build isn’t. Hello everyone - I’d like to show you the MVP of my new website http://Undersrvd.com Undersrvd grew from a problem I was trying to solve for myself. I’d been poking different AI engines for a while trying to get them to recognise signals in news stories etc that could point to the next big thing on the horizon - the next fad, fidget spinners, Labubu etc - trying to get ahead of the game. When they couldn’t come up with anythi
Discover and validate AI product opportunities using customer pain points, competitive signals, and market data.
vinitk80555 · HN
AI Product Opportunity
Read photos to generate estimates for exterior cleaning with AI job scoring and pricing.
u/PlasticLongjumping92 · Reddit
I built an AI quoting tool for pressure-washing contractors after seeing how many leads die waiting for an estimate Pressure-washing contractors are great at doing the work, but quoting can become a mess. A customer sends a few pictures. You ask for measurements. They stop replying. Or you drive across town just to measure a house and find out they were only price shopping. That is why I built SprayQuote . A contractor can: Upload customer job photos Identify surfaces like siding
Turn supplier catalogs from PDFs and scans into clean, standardized product data.
fouadhalawi · HN
Location: UK company (MicroCity Solutions Ltd, reg. 17103353); I work remotely from the Middle East (UTC+3) Remote: Yes, B2B — you contract the UK company, no payroll or employment friction Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, PHP, SQL (MySQL/PostgreSQL), FastAPI, LLM integration, RAG, OCR / document data extraction, automation pipelines, Shopify & WooCommerce APIs Résumé/CV: https://microcitylabs.com (two live SaaS products — try them on your own files) Email: [email protected]
An AI-powered search engine that delivers precise answers using trusted sources.
u/Redshankscommune1 · Reddit
Building an AI search engine instead of another chatbot I've been building an AI-powered search engine over the last few months as a side project. The idea came from noticing that I'd often Google something, open several tabs, then copy everything into an AI tool to get a useful answer. It felt like there was an unnecessary step in the process. The goal isn't to replace the web, but to make research faster by generating structured answers with citations and giving users the option to see