@st0yanov · X

u/SuccessfulChocolate · Reddit

Built a tool that tells you exactly what to write next for SEO and how to actually rank. I need your feedback. Hey folks, I'm building a SaaS to find keyword gaps competitors rank for and you don't, unclaimed keywords nobody's targeting yet, and fixes for pages you already have (quick wins near page one, snippet-ready pages, CTR gaps, pages losing traffic, cannibalization, backlink gaps). Weekly batch of these, one-click draft any of them. I genuinely want your feedback: does this logic h

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u/Akashrakshit77 · Reddit

I built a website generator that starts with Google reviews instead of a prompt Most AI website builders start by asking you to describe your business. I kept wondering why a local business should have to do that when its customers have already described what makes it worth choosing. So I built Presenvo. You paste a public Google Maps business listing, and it uses the listing details, photos, recurring review themes, and selected customer quotes to create a hosted website you can review

@yeasindesign · X

Beautiful prompt library

u/eashish93 · Reddit

I built an AI SEO tool that hooks into Search Console and tells you which articles to fix I've been building Kitful for a while because AI writing tools drove me a little nuts. Most of them are just volume machines: generate 200 articles, hit publish, pray something ranks. Usually nothing does. Kitful still writes the article, but the part I actually care about is what happens after. It connects to your Google Search Console, watches how each page performs, and flags the one

@entrowork · X

u/Narrow-Skin1207 · Reddit

I built an AI tool that generates a full brand identity (name, logo, website, social kit) in one run I kept running into the same problem: AI tools exist for one piece of a brand — a logo generator here, a naming tool there — but nothing ties it all together. You end up with a name, a logo, and a website that were never designed to agree with each other. So I built Brandora. You answer a few questions about your business, and it generates a name, two logo concepts, a color palette, typograp

@Tonyjoixt · X

Instant SEO Meta Descriptions

@PrakashS720 · X

Been deep in AI tools this week. Here are 10 that actually earned a spot in my stack: 1. (prompt once, generate with 40+ image/video models) 2. (an AI colleague that works your tickets in Slack) 3. (a blockchain built so AI agents can pay each other) 4. (one API key for 100+ models, auto-routed + insured) 5. (an AI employee that lives in Slack and Teams) 6. (run your fleet of Claude Code/Codex agents in parallel) 7. (AI search that answers instead of just linking) 8. (describe a topic, get a full slide deck back) 9. (speak naturally, get polished text 4x faster) 10. (60+ image/video models, one prompt box) Don't lose this list, it could be incredibly helpful.

@SeifElkady_ · X

Building — helps devs turn shipped projects into proper case studies for their portfolio. Let's connect!

Samlion · HN

I built CraftVis, an AI image editor