@StandaraAI · X

@Abubakar_2005 · X

Working on two projects right now: -Hooklens – making webhooks easier to build and manage. -Conductor Labs – helping teams ship web apps with more confidence. Would love your thoughts! Hooklens: Conductor Labs:

u/Ok_Union_9840 · Reddit

I built a repair business where the AI quotes you in 10 seconds instead of making you call 5 shops The thing that made me build this: I cracked a screen, called four shops, and every single one said "bring it in and we'll take a look." Nobody would give me a number on the phone. Then it's 3–5 days without the machine I work on. So travelling-technicians.ca does the opposite of both halves of that. You get a real price in about ten seconds, and then someone drives to you and fixes it a

@Drapevangelist1 · X

Just shipped my first vibecoded project. Last weekend, I attended an Avalanche Builders Meetup and got updates on vibe coding. A few days later, I went from “I’m learning this” to actually putting a project live. @AvaxTeam1 @Team1NG @TechyDom @N1Fredy

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@HelpdeskByVS · X

Building a lightweight ticketing system for small teams.

@suhaaspk · X

Hi! building Jungle ( Its a way for small teams to automatically triage bugs and feature requests to keep development moving while they sleep

u/carlosmarcialt · Reddit

I spent months building my SaaS and completely forgot the marketing part I just realized Voxandra has had exactly zero marketing. Not bad marketing. Literally none. So this Reddit post is now the entire marketing department. Voxandra is an AI phone copilot for people and teams who still get real work done over phone calls. Supplier calls, payment follow ups, claims, banks, government offices, universities, and all the other places that somehow still behave like email was never invented.

@KarmalkarVedant · X

Hotlist finds, tailors, and submits your job applications in one click.

@KotianSagar · X

u/No-Preference-846 · Reddit

I built an AI-augmented system design practice tool that triggers a live production incident when you submit your design - not just a critique Every system design prep resource I used was static — read a diagram, read the tradeoffs, move to the next one. Nothing ever pushed back on what I actually built. So I built ChaosBench . You design a system on a canvas — drag components, wire them up — and when you submit it, an LLM (Gemini) finds the actual weak point in your specific design and

@PAARTHJAIN7 · X

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