@tonylexfi · X

@Holdfast_app · X

@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:

@mustloyaltide · X

everyone’s building with ai right now. i built something that deliberately doesn’t use it, just plain stripe data and some rules. turns out that’s enough to catch a customer before they leave. if you want to see it.

@Ranjith_Snifty · X

TargetMRR helps to reach your targeted MRR.

Elias569 · GitHub

fintech-dashboard fintech dashboard for personal finance management which track income and expenses, leverage AI-powered analytics, manage budgets and financial goals, enjoy a dark theme

u/SnowSilent7695 · Reddit

Got my first 60 signups through Reddit and want to continue the momentum I've gotten my first 60 signups through Reddit over two months and feel like I have a good thing going. I'm positioning my app as the Bloomberg Terminal for Everyday Investors where you can search over 600M+ financial datapoints in Claude, ChatGPT, or with your own AI Agent at an affordable price. There are other competitors trying to do something similar, but to my knowledge, they seem to be focused on specific us

@AIWMCX1 · X

Consultants don’t need more noise. AIWMC Quantis helps turn messy business ideas into clear scenarios, runway views, and risk signals — so you can spend less time rebuilding analysis and more time giving the client a real answer.

@aeltyif · X

Small expenses add up fast. FloosYo helps you spot them, see the yearly damage, and stop the leaks before your money disappears.

@AICybershieldTe · X

Most sites are one scan away from a very bad day. Scanned ~100 this week — exposed .env files, missing security headers, cookies set before consent (a real GDPR fine). Security + privacy + accessibility, one 90s check: #vibecoding #buildinpublic

u/pramodravikant · Reddit

built a free expense/invoice tracker in vanilla js, no framework. sharing the stack + why i keep it free opened a small software business in india in 2024 and immediately hit the boring problem: tracking what came in and what went out. started in a spreadsheet, moved to notion, neither stuck once work got busy. so i vibe-coded a little web app just for me. no framework, plain html/css/js. kept improving it for a year because i used it daily, then opened signup when i figured it might help o

@HajimeOnodera_ · X

Just launched my first SaaS at 18 after 5 months! 🚀🚀 Check it out: For HR's and CEO's/Founders who have remote employees 👥👥