@wagnermateus · X

u/FadsScales · Reddit

Finally Got a Paying Customer! For months I kept building features instead of talking to potential users. Nothing happened. I finally changed my approach. I simplified the product, started reaching out to small businesses directly, and focused on solving one problem really well. That got me my first paying customer, and seeing someone actually use something I built felt way better than chasing more features. The biggest lessons I learned: Launch before you think you’re ready. Talk to use

struy · HN

Transform your ideas into stunning visual stories. VideoPicAI is the world's leading AI platform for generating professional images, videos, and short films using cutting-edge models.

@thryvate · X

My AI built something cool, let’s share it with some friends.

KKV AI — KKV 是一站式 AI 创作平台，提供视频生成、图像创作、照片编辑、趣味滤镜、AI 聊天助手等功能，无障碍访问 Veo 3、Flux、Claude Opus 4 等 100+ 顶级模型

@wtAngat · X

@buildwithshyam · X

u/Akashrakshit77 · Reddit

I built a website generator that starts with Google reviews instead of a prompt Most AI website builders start by asking you to describe your business. I kept wondering why a local business should have to do that when its customers have already described what makes it worth choosing. So I built Presenvo. You paste a public Google Maps business listing, and it uses the listing details, photos, recurring review themes, and selected customer quotes to create a hosted website you can review

@PrakashS720 · X

Been deep in AI tools this week. Here are 10 that actually earned a spot in my stack: 1. (prompt once, generate with 40+ image/video models) 2. (an AI colleague that works your tickets in Slack) 3. (a blockchain built so AI agents can pay each other) 4. (one API key for 100+ models, auto-routed + insured) 5. (an AI employee that lives in Slack and Teams) 6. (run your fleet of Claude Code/Codex agents in parallel) 7. (AI search that answers instead of just linking) 8. (describe a topic, get a full slide deck back) 9. (speak naturally, get polished text 4x faster) 10. (60+ image/video models, one prompt box) Don't lose this list, it could be incredibly helpful.

cszchen · V2EX

每月订阅 200 刀， 007，做出了一个 0 收入的产品 我的产品叫 Sudaweb AI ，看名字就知道，做网站的，而且是做企业网站带轻量 CMS ，没有炫酷的功能😂 国际版： https://www.sudaweb.ai 中国大陆版： https://www.sudayun.cn 好几个朋友问我都有 AI 了为啥还做这种产品，我一开始也懵圈，后来想了想，你做出来也只是第一步（现在套在我身上也适用） 唯一的优势就是简单，一句话生成，然后可以让 AI 继续改，也可以自己改，有可视化编辑器，内置了多语言、SEO 、统计等 在 Linkedin 和 X 推广了 2 天了，一个注册都没有，有点惨

@insanetestr · X

hubraumhugo · HN

Design slop is the feeling that tells you a website is purely AI-generated. This is an attempt to classify the design patterns behind it. Applying this scoring to recent ShowHN submissions shows that about a third of the submissions show medium to heavy design slop: https://slopcop.adriankrebs.ch/show How the scoring works: - A headless browser loads each site (Playwright) - A small in-page script analyzes the DOM and reads computed styles - Every pattern is a deterministic CSS or DOM check. There are false positives, but my manual QA run verified it’s maybe 5-10%. Is design slop bad? Not really, just uninspired. After all, the web was never about the fanciest design, and before the AI era, everything looked like Bootstrap. However, there is a difference between trying to craft your own design and just shipping with whatever defaults the LLMs output. And the same has been the case pre-LLM when using CSS/HTML templates. I guess people will get back to crafting beautiful design