@Caden1Fenn · X

Intel Brief — tracks what your competitors change (pricing, features, positioning) and delivers it to your inbox weekly. Built for indie SaaS founders.

@easyassignapp · X

EaseAssign :

@TimoPrescott · X

I'm working on my bookmark app, It will allow users to manage all of their bookmarks in a singular Universal location, and it will allow teams the ability to share bookmarks in an intuitive way. I didn't like the existing options, so now I'm here 😎

@LeadForgeLLC · X

Building the operating system for outbound agencies. AI, territory discovery, team collaboration, and execution in one workspace.

@Nathaniel148600 · X

BuildAI — Create an AI employee from your website in under a minute. And deploy it as a Widget, API, or AI phone agent.

u/youex-ai · Reddit

Built a CRM w/ MCP -- Biggest misunderstanding on first look? We launched an MCP connector a few weeks ago that connects our CRM data. We're still working through our product market fit, so I asked Claude What is the biggest thing people misunderstand about YouEx.ai when they first see it? I was actually not even thinking about researching our actual CRM data, but that's what it did. The answer was actually really insightful: Your own data points at it: a large sha

@BlackLedgerSig · X

@TimoBuilds_ · X

building up to leading SaaS for solo-founders to close the feedback-loop to their customers what are you building rn?

@StandaraAI · X

hramezani · HN

Hi HN, we built Prizmi because we wanted an AI assistant that would i) do real and interesting things instead of explaining how to do them ourselves, ii) act on all our devices, iii) be proactive in true sense, iv) keep us in full control, v) respect our privacy, vi) be easy to set up, and vii) be used by non-technical people including seniors. This is what Prizmi is designed to do: you text it from a messaging app, and it acts for you across your phone and your computers. It's also proactive, so you can set something up once and it keeps running. It also follows up on its own when it has something useful to say. Some examples: - "Check my email every weekday at 9am, 11am, 3pm, and 5pm and draft replies for me" - "Send me a reminder to take my medication every day at 6pm" - "Look at my screen and solve this coding question" - "Sort my Downloads folder by file type" - "Turn on my gmail vacation auto-reply from monday to friday, and write a message for me." It remembers what you'v

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u/ApprehensiveRush8079 · Reddit

How I've gotten 1.5M reddit views and thousands of users across every product I've launched I've launched 8 products in the last 18 months and I'm now building a marketing tool full time. Along the way lovable invited me out to their HQ at 18 to demo one of them, I've run growth for a YC backed company, and got into Antler. But none of that is the point. The point is that most people assume the products that got traction had some secret in the product itself. They didn't. The product barely