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@OneEyedAbhay · X

it's fun and optimised..open for suggestions or roast

@SamiirHalady · X

Building ReviewMitra: Living Customer‑Centricity If you listen closely enough, your customers will write your product roadmap for you. When I built the goal was simple : help businesses get Google reviews without typing them out. That idea became reality. My first vibe‑coded app took time, but it worked. Then a friend asked, “Can we respond to reviews too?” That one question sparked the next feature : replying directly from the merchant login. Soon, I added sentiment analysis, a word cloud, and WhatsApp integration. Then came support for multi‑outlet brands, and now, a white‑label option for agencies. And here’s the part I’m most proud of - ReviewMitra now generates reviews in 39 languages, including 22 Indian languages and several European and Asian ones. Because trust shouldn’t be limited by language! Every new feature wasn’t planned, it was inspired. By feedback, by curiosity, by conversations. For years, I’ve told clients that the best approach is customer‑

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@ChazXtine · X

I have been working on which is basically a site for free tools no pay wall. Currently I'm at 20 tools but I will be slowly expanding it.

u/averageChilean · Reddit

Built a free tool site to help my brother study — now has 100+ tools, would love feedback My brother's in high school and needed something more visual to study chemistry, physics, and math, so I used Claude to build him a simple site with interactive calculators and visualizers. I'm not a programmer or from a tech background, so without AI this wouldn't have happened, at least not this fast. It ended up helping him a lot more than I expected, so I kept expanding it, added a bunch of other