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Linktain | Get paid when people open your links
Lock any link behind a task gate, share it, and get paid when people open it. Payouts from $10 via PayPal, crypto, or bank.
@LinkWithAndrew · X
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Lock any link behind a task gate, share it, and get paid when people open it. Payouts from $10 via PayPal, crypto, or bank.
@LinkWithAndrew · X
Scans Reddit to find people actively seeking products like yours, delivering customer leads automatically.
@Emmanuel1134541 · X
If u ain't getting users to your product try it free though
See what ChatGPT, Perplexity & Google AI answer when buyers ask for a tool like yours, and give your AI agent the data to act on it over MCP.
@m3k3r1 · X
A public leaderboard ranked by what people spent to be on it. Anyone can say they're rich. Here you prove it.
@erictormo · X
Find real pain points people are complaining about — and turn them into SaaS ideas. PainRadar analyzes discussions and reveals recurring pain points, product opportunities and SEO
@AkibaSacha10334 · X
Search Reddit and X for customer pain points to validate startup ideas.
@Tommycsx3 · X
Building an AI tool to help founders validate startup idea base on reddit’s complaints
SKYBITS is the AI document editor where ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and your own agents co-create alongside your team. Start free, setup in under 5 minutes.
askorbinka · HN
Skybits – A document editor for humans and agents
Discover AI products and submit yours to be found by humans and AI assistants.
@liam_carter_hq · X
A live two-sided competition giving people and projects a public moment to defend, share, and remember. Pick a side. Move the field.
@RedBlueFight · X
The internet's keyboard is ad space people actually look at. Claim a key, mount your logo, and outbid anyone who wants your spot.
@Marco828361 · X
Your keyboard is now for sale.Every. Single. Key.Put your product on a key. Own it until someone outbids you.Who’s taking ⌘?
AI companion providing emotional support for people going through breakups.
@iamvs2002 · X
A page that asks visitors what they would pay for your product, and turns the answers into one number you can post: 23 people would pay $19+/mo — $437/mo of stated demand. Verified
@get_blunlock · X
I got tired of signups that meant nothing, so I built a page that asks for a price instead. You find out before you build, not after.