@AmeerHaio · X

your content everywhere!

@DDominella · X

u/Puzzleheaded-Neat548 · Reddit

News Aggregator (Concord) Hey everyone, I'm a computer science student and I've spent the last several months building a project called Concord . The idea came from being frustrated with having to read five or ten different articles just to understand one story. Instead of only aggregating headlines, Concord tries to answer: • What actually happened? • What facts do multiple sources agree on? • What information is still uncertain? • What changed since the story first broke? Some

@nameisnotanoun · X

@edgarwritesai · X

Your personal linkedin ghostwriter

@Henry_Yangs · X

@KevinNaughtonJr · X

building @ferrymanio to help people post their content everywhere automatically

@durinthegreat · X

Building and launched - let’s connect!

u/Iamabrnr · Reddit

I got tired of my wife checking a half-dozen library sites every morning for storytimes, so I vibed one search box Every few weeks someone here ask about stuff to do with kids, so I figured app I vibed for my wife may be useful for others. Every morning or nite before my wife checks for story time and musical events for our toddler. She looks for events on Libraries websites on most east bay cities. To relive her pain I vibe coded https://mylibrary-events.com It uses RSS / iCal feeds of l

@shawntenam · X

Claude Code Daily... Version 3 is live. Just shipped a clean refresh of the daily landing page: tighter flow, better signal extraction, and a soft CTA at the bottom that points builders toward without being pushy. Last week I dropped the previous version straight into the Claude Code subreddit. Result? ~400 visitors, only 5 clickouts. That’s how i test and iterate on Reddit. never blast a direct product link. You share the actual value first. the blog post itself. and let the equal exchange do the work. If someone finds the daily brief useful and wants to go deeper (beyond basic scraping into real intent signals), the path is there naturally. No deception, just reciprocity. builder mindset in action: ship fast, measure honestly, refine in public. does V3 hit cleaner? Drop your thoughts below.

u/dooddyman · Reddit

I launched 2 SaaS. First failed brutally. Second hit $5k MRR in 3 months. What worked and didn't. tldr: My first AI SaaS failed because I built blindly, outsourced marketing, and had no clear ICP. My second product hit $5k/mo in 3 months because I built an audience first, obsessed over SEO and distribution, and targeted a specific niche. I launched my first AI SaaS last year, kept it alive for about a year now. It's making less than $50 mrr and i'm thinking of closing it. Here's what went

@luca_iaconelli · X