@smooseo · X

For the moment only in French but soon in english : - analyse GBP’s reviews

@jimmygarvo · X

i'm working on a free reviews platform for anyone wanting real user feedback. one click and reviews are live on your website, and hosted wall page. check it out!

@YashPawar576844 · X

I used to pick products first and research customers later. That order cost me money. Now I start with what buyers actually say about the product. That shift eventually led me to build Pikwisely.

@ResenixOfficial · X

Hiii we are Resenix

u/Prize_Point_6261 · Reddit

I am a teacher and built an AI-assisted tool to make group work more transparent I teach business and use a lot of group projects. One thing that has always frustrated me is trying to figure out what each student actually contributed when most of the work happens in a shared Google Doc. Revision history just does not do it for me. So I built Collaboration Tracker at collaborationtracker.com It looks at the document activity and uses AI to help summarize individual contributions, editing p

u/AlarmingPepper9193 · Reddit

I pulled the raw HTML of a bunch of "SEO-ready" startup sites. Google can see them fine — but AI search can't. I went down a rabbit hole reading SEO threads where founders were panicking that their React/Lovable/Vite sites weren't ranking. The usual advice is "JavaScript sites are invisible to Google, you need SSR." So I started pulling the raw HTML (what a crawler sees before any JavaScript runs) for a bunch of real sites people posted. Here's what actually surprised me: almost none of t

@nefertitillated · X

Playing around with Claude code, I made a simple review app: If you liked something you read / watched recently, and want to share with friends or SM, write it in here and you can make a cool review card.

@mesba969 · X

paste an Amazon ASIN, it reads the product's reviews and hands back a fix plan: exact listing copy, supplier notes, FAQ answers. Most review tools stop at 'here's the sentiment' — this ships the actual edits.

u/Top-Quarter-4281 · Reddit

I made a product for analysing app reviews and get insights Hi folks! I recently made ParseMyApp , it takes any app and turns its reviews into something usable: top complaints with root causes, what users would riot if you removed, feature requests ranked by impact, and where competing apps could win based on analysed app weaknesses. Bonus: No account needed, free and runs entirely in your browser. How does it work: it pulls up to 500 reviews for iOS (Apple's API cap), and up to 1500

@hsn6789 · X

is an SEO assistant that combines AI and real human consulting in one simple chat interface.

@Miracle_NNnn · X

I’m building: • GEO & SEO agent for AI search visibility • Submit your startup and reach 21K+ monthly visitors

@huxleypeckham · X

I didn't make this video. I asked Claude to. One week with Anthropic's newest model, Fable. I gave Claude Code the keys, pointed it at and asked for a launch video. It wrote the script, cut the edit, built the motion, and rendered the whole thing start to finish. 49 seconds, below. The video's the fun part. The real story is the velocity: this is what one person and the current models ship in a week. Most businesses are still deciding whether AI is worth a proper look. That gap is the whole opportunity, and it's closing fast. See where your business stands. The scan's free, takes 60 seconds.