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Search and analyze breach data, threat feeds, and exposed credentials from a single workspace.
@alencristen · X
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Search and analyze breach data, threat feeds, and exposed credentials from a single workspace.
@alencristen · X
Free calculators for analyzing startup and marketing metrics.
@NAVNEET_CODES · X
Free AI, startup, and marketing calculators built for founders, marketers, students, and business professionals.
Monitor customer checkout, sign-in, and onboarding flows in a real browser with automated alerts.
u/resz99 · Reddit
Built a Pingdom clone that clicks through your app instead of pinging your API "Clone" is generous, I only kept the green/red strip. Every row is a feature instead of a URL. I've joined a few startups now and it's the same thing every time. No tests, one or two manual QA person, everyone just hopes. At the last place signup had been broken on web for two months before anyone noticed. Two months. Mobile still worked so signups never dropped to zero, the number just went down a
Checks apps for production-readiness issues like security, functionality, and reliability.
u/jjd921 · Reddit
Production readiness checker With AI coding and the low barrier to entry now I see a ton of people publishing apps with serious issues. I tried to build something to help with this. It’s a tool that checks apps for production-readiness issues (security, functionality, reliability, accessibility, etc.) and creates a GitHub PR with the fixes. Automatic scans on every push/PR and deterministic auto-fixes are completely free. Do you see something like this being useful?: https://theslopstopper.c
Paste a listing URL. Get a full compound analysis in 60 seconds. Acreage, water, structures, access, and a veteran property tax exemption rules lookup — scored across 6 criteria.
@TractLens · X
Analyze websites' tech stacks to identify frameworks, hosting providers, and detect AI-built sites.
@stackscopedev · X
Analyze pull requests to understand changes, distinguish important modifications from trivial ones, and identify potential regressions.
logphase · HN
I've always struggled to hold a large PR in my head. AI-assisted coding has made it worse. Especially when dozens of files are modified, it became harder to understand what changed: distinguishing important changes from trivial ones and identifying if regressions were introduced. I was also tired of switching between file and method to build the whole picture in my head — I wanted all the context at the point of the function I was reviewing. I guess I'm just more of a visual person. I realized t
Audit citations and verify authorship to prove the authenticity of your academic work.
@clawncore · X
AI-native website analytics for developers. Connect a supported MCP client to authorized traffic data, with 100K monthly events and five websites on Free.
@cdd56656 · X
Amami is an exceptional AI-native web visitor analytics tool that allows you to analyze user behavior through direct conversation, all without leaving the agent interface.
Optimize your website for AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.
u/Crafty-Morning31 · Reddit
AEOS - An AEO/GEO platform to see how AI engines understand your website I built AEOS to help websites understand how they're showing up across AI search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity Traditional SEO tells you how well your site is optimized for search engines, but AI engines can interpret the same website very differently AEOS audits your website across SEO, AEO and GEO , and gives you a breakdown of things like: AI visibility structured data AI readability AI ci
Test websites for accessibility with WCAG 2.2 audits and vision/sensory/motor disability simulations.
@A11y_pour · X
One in six people experience the web differently than you think. pour shows you what's getting in the way, and exactly how to fix it.
Analyzes UI screenshots and provides design audits for AI agents.
u/albanianspy · Reddit
the boring internal tool became the product we didn’t start with a saas idea. we were just annoyed that every agent-built UI looked weirdly related. so we made an internal finish gate: real screen references, a design contract, browser checks, and a ban list for generic AI defaults. one developer kept asking why it wasn’t public. eventually we stopped having a good answer. now UIZZE has a few paid users. builder disclosure: it’s mine, $9/mo or $99 lifetime: https://uizze.com current