@Mike1754791 · X

u/EmbarrassedBuddy9743 · Reddit

I built a free tool that shows who AI recommends in your category (and who it names instead of you) When you ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini for the best tool in a category, they recommend the same few incumbents and quietly skip everyone newer. Most founders have no idea whether AI is recommending them or their competitors. So I built Bersyn. You type your domain, it asks the four models the questions your buyers actually ask, and shows who gets recommended in your category, who

@SublimeDr85198 · X

nikhilsiyer · HN

Show HN: A tool that checks how your business appears in AI search

u/amaldito · Reddit

I built an AI movie recommendation app solo, would love feedback :) Spent the last few months building Ellucca, a film recommendation platform that uses AI to actually explain why it's suggesting something instead of just spitting out a list. Built it entirely solo using Claude Code and the Claude API. Features: Personalized recommendations with visible reasoning A "match strength" score so you know how confident it is Group mode that combines multiple people's taste into shared pic

@ValtonAnto34545 · X

@iraftopo · X

Replacing SEO dashboards with accountable decisions

zhiheng_huang · HN

Sharper – an AI office agent grounded in your knowledge, with citations

@abhishek_gadhia · X

@MattAudFlo · X

finds the reasons AI engines overlook you, and writes the exact fixes that get you recommended.

@huxleypeckham · X

I didn't make this video. I asked Claude to. One week with Anthropic's newest model, Fable. I gave Claude Code the keys, pointed it at and asked for a launch video. It wrote the script, cut the edit, built the motion, and rendered the whole thing start to finish. 49 seconds, below. The video's the fun part. The real story is the velocity: this is what one person and the current models ship in a week. Most businesses are still deciding whether AI is worth a proper look. That gap is the whole opportunity, and it's closing fast. See where your business stands. The scan's free, takes 60 seconds.

@marcellafjacob · X