@sony_ericson05 · X

cloud-based ERP for small businesses.

thomas_housecat · HN

I got so frustrated with all of the busywork that was building up in my email inbox that I built something better. Housecat is the first email inbox that helps you get real work done. Our email connects to the other services you actually use like your Claude, Notion, Slack, CRM and Github and makes it easy to send messages and data between them. So if you need to update the CRM with a new lead, track a Github issue or ask a question of a colleague in Slack, you can do it all from right inside of

@GLworldinc · X

I hope to be the new marketing sheriff in town !

@otman_heddouch · X

Fielddly reads your inbox with AI, extracts buyer inquiries, invoices, referrals etc, and pushes clean, structured records straight into your CRM.

@Adam_Rhinehart_ · X

@KMA_KVIQA · X

u/Melodic_Key_5940 · Reddit

Built an AI Native Business OS where users don't spend credits, bring your own Claude/ChatGPT for infinite AI iterations, replacing 10+ tools for solo businesses. I'm a solo developer who just launched a platform to replace the 10+ tool stack that solo/small businesses like coaches, consultants, musicians. agencies and freelancers currently use (Kajabi, ManyChat, Mailchimp, Stripe, Calendly, etc.). The problem: Most AI app builders charge platform credits, which limits iteration. Solo ope

u/Dull-Emphasis-6773 · Reddit

7 months from a ChatGPT conversation to a CRM that takes real payments. I'm not a developer. Here's the whole thing, including the $100 I set on fire. I own a business and manage a lot of relationships. Every CRM I tried felt like a tax on my time rather than a multiplier of it. It was always; learn this automation, set up that workflow and those things aren't bad, they just weren't what I needed. So I started building my own. I've never been that interested in code well better rephrased I

@JestScaleDev · X

@NicolaTowse_ · X

Hey there, just dropped a follow! I'm building a SaaS product which helps fintech SaaS to protect their revenue and reduce churn:

u/No_Building_2801 · Reddit

If you worked corporate or starting a business, you'll know what Im talking about. I swear that one of the most frustrating things about starting or running a business is that nobody really tells you how all the processes are supposed to work. I've had to run ERPs and CRMs and i fkn hate how they are made. 50+ modules i aint even know how they work. You end up building everything by hand. Sales in one place, invoices somewhere else, approvals on WhatsApp or email, customers in a spreadsheet

@rida_bourchi1 · X

Ai media buying platform