@VishuLIV · X

Building DMdaddy, an automation tool that turns Instagram comments into qualified leads through AI-powered DM conversations that work 24/7.

@chrisveleris · X

Self-hosted life management your AI can actually use - it is not another task management app, I am looking forward to lead this to the new age of managing our busy lives. Open source to self host, not decided on monetization yet, 3200 stars.

@arcmjeed · X

I built a small side project called Mbtkr AI: It analyzes your website, understands your product, customers, competitors, SEO gaps, and growth opportunities. An AI growth researcher, not a chatbot. Would love honest feedback 🙏

@BIKERSTORY777 · X

🚀 Build in Public #1 Just launched Zubtrah. A subscription tracker built for small SaaS teams to manage recurring software, renewal reminders, and spending—all in one place. Still improving it, so honest feedback would mean a lot. 🙌 🔗 [ #buildinpublic

@ItsAileen_Wu · X

building a demo agent that let your actual product sells itself on your website:

@Rael_Info_com · X

@Basitkhan96962 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@chitransh_works · X

this is a complete agency and business Mangement software and also has a brainstrom board to collabrate with you teamates in real time and even make your own workspaces:- Meet klarix at

u/Bholenaught · Reddit

Took us about 4 failed ideas and over 18 months.We made an email marketing platform. Alternative to Mailchimp, beehiv, kit, Klaviyo. It's called Bluey Email. Took us about 4 failed ideas and over 18 months; we started with a personalized AI chatbot. This was the beginning of the ChatGPT era, and we thought we could help people train the AI to reflect the behavior of loved ones they had lost. It was a Black Mirror kinda idea, and my therapist friends said it's not okay, so we ditched it. T

u/Themarkofboss · Reddit

I spent 5 years replacing every tool I used to run my company with one platform Hi guys! For the last 5 years I've been building Workspace369 , an all-in-one platform that replaces the pile of separate tools I was gluing together to run my own software company (CRM, client success, projects/ERP, voice/emails, and MSP-style ops all in one place). It started because as a freelance developer who founded a software agency I was paying for and stitching together multiple tools like (SalesForc

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@aquib_builds · X

MyTaskly — task/project management SaaS, live at Problem: small teams overpay for bloated PM tools or just lose track of things in WhatsApp/spreadsheets.