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Coordinate group trips by uploading bookings and planning free time together in one shared space.
@Janivcohen · X
keeps all your travel plans, bookings, and emergency info in one clean space. ✈️ 👉
Track where remote employees are working and monitor tax, payroll, and immigration compliance thresholds.
@HajimeOnodera_ · X
Just launched my first SaaS at 18 after 5 months! 🚀🚀 Check it out: For HR's and CEO's/Founders who have remote employees 👥👥
Skynet Workspace - Your AI-powered workspace
@UnBeraBull · X
Multiplayer business AI that's better than ChatGPT.
Organize your tools, workflows, and resources into one accessible workspace.
@mj_jimmi · X
A minimalist task management tool designed for team simplicity and focus.
@trackowork · X
Build websites, slides, and documents through chat.
@7neon_7neon · X
🚀 is FOR SALE AI-powered platform for: ⚡ Chat & coding 🌐 Web app generation 📊 Slides & docs 🛠️ All-in-one AI workspace Production-ready • Scalable • Monetization-ready 🔗 📩 DM for serious inquiries #ForSale #AI
Organize tasks using kanban boards, notes, and calendar on web or Android.
@ak14053 · X
Share your team's workflows as reusable AI agents and skills inside your existing tools.
kristohb · HN
Rafter – an MCP server that shares one team's memory, skills and agents
Write once, export to notebooks, slides, PDFs, PPTX, DOCX, or canvas.
@mr_wickedhacks · X
Write the doc once → get a notebook, slide deck, canvas, or resume from the same source. No rewriting for every format.
Book 1:1 video coworking with real people and structured session goals.
@indie_rok · X
Built with codex: An app for coworking in group, it pairs you with people to cowork together while gamifing the process:
Create professional business documents by speaking.
@torgimaOS · X
Voice to any document in 30 seconds
An AI-powered workspace combining notes, tasks, goals, and habit tracking in one execution loop.
u/IchigekiZare · Reddit
Ikkendo - one execution loop instead of switching between Notion, Todoist, and ChatGPT By day I run a martial arts club and lead a national federation (Kyokushin karate). About three years ago I started teaching myself to code, mostly because I got obsessed with it, not because I planned to build a SaaS. The problem that got me started: my actual work (notes from conversations, tasks that come out of them, questions I need to actually think through, habits I'm trying to build)
