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Inviter — Invite pages, events & ticket sales
Launch invite pages, run events, and sell tickets with Stripe. Manage members across Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Slack.
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Launch invite pages, run events, and sell tickets with Stripe. Manage members across Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Slack.
@inviterco · X
asyncmate runs async standups in Slack and posts an AI digest of progress, blockers, and what's next, so your team stays in sync without status meetings.
@asyncmate · X
Transactional email service with free tier sending up to 3000 emails monthly.
@Rahulmailermine · X
Start sending transectional Email in lesss than 5 min, Send 3000 emails per month free
Send transactional and broadcast email from one modern API — 8 SDKs, Markdown sends, tags, tracking, and webhooks. As low as 8¢ per 1,000.
@anyposthq · X
helps users send better transactional emails while also lowering costs! 🤓
Manage customer emails, messages, and context in one shared inbox for support teams.
@adultish_gavino · X
Vibe coding gets you to a demo fast. The first customer question is when it becomes a real product. Now you need a shared Inbox, website messages beside email, customer context, and no duplicate replies. I kept rebuilding that layer. So I made Minnas.
AI-powered daily digest combining Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, and Figma.
@CodewithDivine · X
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Connect Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp to your webhook in minutes. Every message delivered as an instant JSON payload to your server. Unlimited conversations. $50/month flat. No
@AmirKhanzada1 · X
Collect and triage customer feedback from Discord, Slack, GitHub, Linear, and X in one workspace with AI.
@Raccoltadev · X
If you have too much scattered feedback:
Task manager with Now, Next, and Someday buckets that sync between iOS and web.
u/dahooddawg · Reddit
I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread
Deploy AI employees to automate work across Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, and Discord.
@Cyndra_ai · X
Design and send targeted email campaigns for your brand, agency, nonprofit, or school.
@fwitweets · X
Automates busywork in email, documents, and work apps.
u/CommandProtocol · Reddit
From Autonomous Agents to Useful Systems I use Zendesk, Google Workspace and a handful of other tools for work and started using AI to automate a lot of the annoying stuff: triage, Apps Scripts, technical configuration, even some light software development. That sent me pretty deep into agents. And honestly, I think we’re a little too obsessed with making AI autonomous. I kept building increasingly powerful agents while spending more time managing context, connecting apps and supervisin