The full gallery
Tech stack
24 projects
Analyze Reddit, HN, and App Store feedback to validate your startup idea.
@daicandev · X
Building proven, the tool that gets your product from idea to growing income
AI tool that validates startup ideas, finds competitors, and suggests business pivots.
@ArchieHashani · X
Score business ideas on market viability, competition, and demand.
@buildwithmaya · X
Hi Rashka I am building
Create landing pages to test startup ideas and measure email conversions.
@joffreyio · X
Capture meetings, write notes with AI, and create diagrams on a shared canvas in one place.
@rubs_murga · X
Find real customer pain points from Reddit and X to validate your startup idea instantly.
@Tommycsx3 · X
Building an AI tool to help founders validate startup idea base on reddit’s complaints
Create business proposals with templates, e-signatures, and analytics.
@propelio_app · X
Hey man, Building Propelio, proposals for freelancers Let’s connect!
Extract content ideas and scripts from YouTube comments using AI.
@comment_wisdom_ · X
Track software ideas from concept to shipped code, share publicly, and credit all contributors.
u/ramu9703 · Reddit
I built a public ledger that tracks a software idea from "shower thought" to shipped code hey everyone, I spent my weekend building a public backlog called vibehub (thanks 5.6 sol :) ) the main problem i wanted to solve is that too many good micro-ideas die in notes apps, and too many open-source projects launch without anyone knowing why they were built, who had the original spark, or how they evolved vibehub tracks the entire lineage of a project: - public feed of software briefs
Breaks startup plans into testable hypotheses and coaches customer validation interviews.
@SebBuildsLex · X
I Vibe Coded Lex. Lex breaks down your plan into testable hypotheses, ranks them by risk, and coaches your customer interviews/experiments, so you learn the truth. Use it free at:
Generate docs, help centers, chatbots, and AI search from your company's centralized knowledge.
u/Glittering_Stage4118 · Reddit
Building a company brain that can host any interface I’ve always felt like company knowledge is way too fragmented. Docs live in one place, support answers in another, marketing content somewhere else, and internal know-how is usually buried across tools, Slack threads, and old pages. Even when companies have the knowledge, turning it into the right interface for the right audience is still way too hard. I’ve been building Sophic to solve exactly that. At its core, Sophic
Quality management system helping AI medical device startups achieve regulatory clearances.
@ZachInSpace · X
Launched a month ago
