@Ethan_Cohen07 · X

, feel free to reach out to discuss ideas

@nicorask1 · X

Hey Raj, lets connect! I am building a tool that helps saas owners collect feedback from their users and more.

@manudecegliee · X

Proposals for agentic era.

u/Raspberry_64713 · Reddit

Let chance decide the date The viral video where the guy sent the girl, “would you go on a date with me?” and the cursor kept moving and she had to click yes. It made me built this so I can send it to a guy lol (I’m not in the U.S. right now hence the different East Asian language choices at the bottom) Fill out 3 choices you might want to do together, and the other person randomly picks. You get their response either they send you back the link, you wait in the response room, or you get

u/reezoras · Reddit

How to reach people? First, I want to say that I'm respecting this community by not posting ai sloppish text. I'm just trying to tell my story and ask for advice. I recently finished my master's degree. While preparing my presentation and sitting in on other people's defenses, I noticed that the there were two committees. One consisted more of older professors. And they were more laid-back and more interested in approaches and ideas than in final results. The other was made up of younger fa

u/Known_Second_1039 · Reddit

I built an AI college essay coach that refuses to write the essay (launching 19 days before Common App opens) Hey r/SideProject - I'm a student, and this is my first real product: Admit Pilot ( https://admitpilot.org ). The problem I couldn't stop thinking about: this application season, a huge number of college essays will be quietly ghostwritten by ChatGPT. Colleges are explicit that this violates their policies, readers are getting better at spotting the AI voice, and the students wh

@PysumSumit · X

SaaS apps charge $20/mo to wrap AI models. I built KeyDrop AI to kill that subscription tax. Bring your own OpenAI/Gemini key to chat with PDFs/DOCX. • 100% client-side (localStorage) • Raw token costs (~$0.15/mo) 👉

@dev_hassan9 · X

Just shipped PDFChat — turn any PDF into something you can actually talk to. Chat, summarize, and mindmap your documents with AI. Built solo, live now 🧵

u/Rcoo232 · Reddit

I built a council of 5 historical figures that debates your hardest life decision (based on Karpathy's LLM Council) A few weeks ago, I came across Karpathy's "LLM Council" concept. You ask multiple Agents the same question independently, have them anonymously peer-review each other, then synthesise a final answer. The peer-review round is the genius part; models get surprisingly honest when critiquing anonymised responses. I turned it into a consumer product where the council members are hi

@hello_code_ · X

helps SaaS founders catch customers mid complaint on Reddit before they settle for a competitor

@chirosystems · X

Let me try mine: My Rough draft: The chirosystems mock deposition simulator put personal injury chiropractor’s defensible documentation skills to the test. With help from 🤖: The ChiroSystems Mock Deposition Simulator tests personal injury chiropractors on their ability to create bulletproof, defensible documentation.

@discorev · X

I've been working on - Using gpt-5.6-sol and Fable in Claude Code via CLIProxyAPI. I've found using these two together with Claude Code Workflows is a killer combination