u/UnderstandingBusy758 · Reddit

I hoard YouTube "Watch Later" videos I never watch (OneTab). So I built a bouncer that reads the transcript and tells me if it's worth my time. My Watch Later list hit a few hundred videos. Every one of them felt "worth it someday," so the pile only grew — the same way browser tabs piled up before OneTab. So I built WatchBouncer. Paste YouTube links — one, or your whole Watch Later — and an AI reads the actual transcript (not the thumbnail, not the hype). Each video gets: a quality scor

u/momentzmania · Reddit

Reddit's API policy broke my product, but it's actually a blessing in disguise. My SaaS startup Vinespire was heavily dependent on Reddit's API for lead generation and boosting GEO, but I found out something that broke this dependency completely. Apparently, Reddit's API for commercial usage costs $12k annually, and what's worse is that only a very select few are accepted into their API programme. Mostly enterprises. My software is still in diapers and nowhere near the size