@SEOexpertpkk · X

AI-Driven Test Automation Platform

u/person-person12 · Reddit

The honest reality: Building more SaaS features can do more harm than good Nine months ago, my SaaS was called WealthLearn . At the time we had built Market Research, Backtesting, AI Tools, TradingView Indicators, Portfolio Analysis, Broker Connections, Automation, Education, and even a separate Futures Application for MacOS/Windows. The problem was that every time I explained the company, I had to list all of those things. Our team understood how everything connected b

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@Ebrahim_Rio · X

Most founders skip validation and pray. I automated the "worth building?" check. AI scans competitors, Reddit, and market data → Cook or Kill in 90 seconds. Killed? It surfaces the pivot the data actually backs.

@SajidAbuba74138 · X

A tool for developers

@xpertvex · X

Building A platform to validate your startup idea with AI before you build it.

@BayofDomain · X

@yedil_bek · X

Building RedRun - security testing that proves what it finds. Runs the real exploit + hands you the exact request/response: SQLi, IDOR, SSRF, XSS, JWT + AI prompt-injection. Zero false positives. Free scan → Active engine invite-only - DM for access code

@_b_meet · X

@n1no_h · X

- It tells you why chatgpt, gemini or other chatbots cant see your brand and what to do about it!

@uriel_bitton · X

As you add more features to your vibe coded app, you increase the chances for bad behaviour. The worst part is you dont know they exist Every beta user i've had try out the app told me they found a few issues they had no idea existed Find yours using

@adib_011 · X

Built RepoLens at the Codex Meetup, an evidence-first JS/TS code review tool that shows reviewers where to look, without executing repository code. Built with Codex + GPT‑5.6. Try it: Demo: @OpenAIDevs @mitul_shahriyar #CodexMeetup