@AtelioWeb · X

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u/Ok_Union_9840 · Reddit

I built a repair business where the AI quotes you in 10 seconds instead of making you call 5 shops The thing that made me build this: I cracked a screen, called four shops, and every single one said "bring it in and we'll take a look." Nobody would give me a number on the phone. Then it's 3–5 days without the machine I work on. So travelling-technicians.ca does the opposite of both halves of that. You get a real price in about ten seconds, and then someone drives to you and fixes it a

u/engineeralex · Reddit

I built a free AI tool that watches a phone video of your house and tells you what to fix before you sell People prepping to sell either sink money into a full kitchen remodel that returns about half (NAR pegs it around 55% cost recovery) or skip the cheap fixes that actually pay. So I built HomeBrief . Film a 3-5 minute walkthrough on your phone, a vision model watches it, and you get a room by room fix list with cost ranges and estimated value added. Calls from real reports, least aggr

@takehomeTax · X

US and Canada income tax calculator that takes RSU into account

@wesselsHQ · X

@nexvyn · X

I'm building a component library focused on purposeful motion Link:-

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@guhanvenkaty · X

Tako's free preview is live: Paste your URL, get a security verdict on your vibe-coded app in 60s. Not an AI wrapper: it fires real requests and PROVES exposure, pulling data from your open DB with no login. Scanning puts you on the early-access waitlist.

@Aryandwi007 · X

Hey check this out

u/Offer-Buildr · Reddit

I built a free suite of home offer calculators because I felt that most mortgage calculators answer the wrong question I started and run a small free tool called "Offer Buildr" that helps homebuyers understand an offer before their agent writes it. The core builder turns a listing price into true monthly cost and cash to close, then walks the ten decisions in an offer and prints a one page summary to hand your agent. Last week I shipped the piece I wish I had started with: five single-ques

u/Brief_Dust8845 · Reddit

I pivoted from my initial idea after realizing I was solving the right problem at the wrong time When I started building GaaS Guard, it was an AI governance tool for companies. The idea was to help organizations defend against prompt injection and unsafe AI interactions. It was technically interesting, and I still genuinely believe I was solving a real problem. The problem was, it just wasn’t selling—to be brutally honest. Here’s how I actually ended up pivoting. I started using a b