u/amacgregor · Reddit

Shiplog.ca hitting its first milestone. Over the past year, I’ve been quietly building projects of all sizes. But what I keep coming back to is crafting small, single-purpose tools that does one thing really well. At the start of the year, I needed a simple way to collect feedback from customers and beta testers. But every option I found was either overpriced or bloated with features a solo founder, microSaaS, or side project just doesn’t need. Shiplog.ca became my solutio

madhudollu · Product Hunt

SupaBoot — SaaS + AI starter kit Choose your stack. Get a production-ready GitHub repo. ⭐

u/visionsrb · Reddit

I left my job to build my SaaS, but now I’m the one who needs support Two months ago, I left my job to work full-time on tkit.ai , a customer support widget with live chat. I was excited and motivated when I started, but lately I’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and honestly a little depressed. It’s ironic that I’m building a tool to help businesses support their customers, while right now I feel like I’m the one who needs support. I’m struggling to know what to focus on next, whether

ibuildproducts · HN

I vibe coded tinypopups – a simple tool for in-app popups and feedback

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@AndreaPericoli · X

I couldn’t find a simple tool that did exactly what I needed, so I built one in @Lovable Frame Stage lets you paste a URL and instantly preview your project on desktop, tablet, or mobile. No mockups. No setup. 🌐 #vibecoding #AI

@unclebigbay143 · X

Building Sabilytics An insight-first analytics platform that helps founders understand how people, search engines, and AI discover their websites

u/captain_sauce_code · Reddit

I built a tool that turns messy supplier PDFs and spreadsheets into Shopify CSVs I'm a software developer in Australia, building this on the side around a full time job. The itch: dropshippers and small Shopify stores get product catalogs from suppliers as PDFs or ugly spreadsheets, then hand-retype them into Shopify's import CSV. While building I ran real supplier catalogs through it and the files were worse than you'd think. Split product titles, columns that drift halfway down the page,