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u/safi1409 · Reddit

I built a learning path builder tool powered by AI — maps your knowledge gaps and builds a focused learning path Hey everyone, sharing a side project I've been working on. The problem: When you're self-learning a technical field, you don't know what you don't know. Most people either follow a generic roadmap or keep consuming content without a clear picture of their actual gaps. I personally have completed multiple courses which reiterate the same thing because I was not sure if I had act

@JobRays_ · X

JobRays ( is an AI assistant that builds a custom, day-by-day plan to help you reach your biggest career goals without the usual guesswork.

@StilThinkng · X

Tired of repeating the same context across ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok? SoulBots builds a privacy-first memory that grows with you across AI. Looking for early testers.

@TradingResXYZ · X

Material catalyst events scored by our research pipeline — every call logged on issue, auto-closed on its holding period, and benchmarked against the sector ETF. The track record is the pitch.

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

@VMS2907 · X

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@CodeFinality · X

I built Rofix a SEO audit engine that helps developers and founders find what’s hurting their websites Hey nightriders, I’ve been building a side project focused on helping SaaS founders, indie hackers, and developers understand their website SEO without needing expensive enterprise tools. The idea came from a simple problem: Most SEO tools are either: ● Too expensive for small projects ● Overwhelming with hundreds of reports ● Focused on rankings instead of fixing actual issues I wanted to build something more developer-friendly: a tool that crawls a website, analyzes important SEO signals, and gives actionable feedback. What currently does 🔍 Website crawling ● Scans pages and analyzes technical SEO factors ● Finds missing metadata, issues, and optimization opportunities 📊 SEO audits ● Checks titles, descriptions, headings, links, page structure, and more 🔗 Link analysis ● Helps discover backlink opportunities and understand link profil

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

laurentiurad · HN

I built a web page that aggregates data about data center buildup, sovereign fund investments into AI and bottlenecks. The objective is to predict AI race cooldown by looking at a potential decrease of activity involving these elements. The website looks at the quarterly forms from the 5 biggest hyperscalers and adds their CapEx into the mix, calculating a composite index in the end showing how likely it is for the AI race to slow down. Enjoy!

@mukundt · X