@sreebuildss · X

u/JustinMoose · Reddit

I built an app that flags when commission earners get underpaid, unpaid, or clawed back I sell insurance for a living, and a while back I realized I had no real way to know whether the carriers actually paid me correctly. You bind a policy, and 30-60 days later some commission shows up on a statement, and you just kind of trust the number. Across hundreds of policies and a few carriers, that's impossible to track in your head. So I built PayoutVerify. You log what you sold and what you expe

@chaibytesai · X

@dev_adarsh286 · X

PortLume AI - Findout exactly why you got rejected then get hired next time

@umarbashir · X

I just shipped my first ever SaaS product. It's a small personal fiance tracker especially to manage expense , incomes, loans, subscriptions, and set budgets for your expenses. You can find it here:

@petkosokol · X

u/person-person12 · Reddit

The honest reality: Building more SaaS features can do more harm than good Nine months ago, my SaaS was called WealthLearn . At the time we had built Market Research, Backtesting, AI Tools, TradingView Indicators, Portfolio Analysis, Broker Connections, Automation, Education, and even a separate Futures Application for MacOS/Windows. The problem was that every time I explained the company, I had to list all of those things. Our team understood how everything connected b

@Holdfast_app · X

@Cryptohord7 · X

every crypto trade used to live in a different tab. so i built one workspace for all of them. spot. perps. delta neutral. notes. weekly reviews. built solo with claude code.