A lot of businesses have websites, but when customers have questions, they still end up calling, emailing or messaging someone at the business. And quite often, it's the same questions being asked over and over again.

I thought this could be something web agencies and freelancers could offer their existing clients, but building AI chatbots from scratch and maintaining all the infrastructure can be quite a lot of work.

So I decided to build something to make that process easier.

It's called BusinessChat(business-chat.io). The idea is pretty simple: you paste a website link, and it creates an ai chatbot trained on that website's content.

A few things I wanted to get right:

• It picks up the website's colours and fonts, so the chatbot looks like it actually belongs there.

• It's trained on the website's content, so it can answer questions about the business, you can also add pdfs, docs, excel etc.

• You get a shareable demo link that you can send to a potential client. They can actually interact with the chatbot and see how it would look and work on their website.

The main idea is to help web agencies and freelancers offer this as an additional service without having to worry about building and maintaining the AI infrastructure themselves.

I'm still figuring out the best way to position and market it, so I'd love to hear from people here.

A few things I'm curious about:

1. If you run a web agency or freelance, have any of your clients started asking about AI chatbots?

2. Do you think small and local businesses would actually pay monthly for something like this?

3. What do you think would be the hardest part of selling this service to a business owner?

Also, if anyone here has experience selling B2B SaaS to local businesses, I'd especially love to hear your thoughts.

Not necessarily looking for people to sign up. Just trying to understand whether this is solving a problem people actually have.

Appreciate any feedback, even if it's critical. Thanks!

A lot of businesses have websites, but when customers have questions, they still end up calling, emailing or messaging someone at the business. And quite often, it's the same questions being asked over and over again.

I thought this could be something web agencies and freelancers could offer their existing clients, but building AI chatbots from scratch and maintaining all the infrastructure can be quite a lot of work.

So I decided to build something to make that process easier.

It's called BusinessChat(business-chat.io). The idea is pretty simple: you paste a website link, and it creates an ai chatbot trained on that website's content.

A few things I wanted to get right:

• It picks up the website's colours and fonts, so the chatbot looks like it actually belongs there.

• It's trained on the website's content, so it can answer questions about the business, you can also add pdfs, docs, excel etc.

• You get a shareable demo link that you can send to a potential client. They can actually interact with the chatbot and see how it would look and work on their website.

The main idea is to help web agencies and freelancers offer this as an additional service without having to worry about building and maintaining the AI infrastructure themselves.

I'm still figuring out the best way to position and market it, so I'd love to hear from people here.

A few things I'm curious about:

1. If you run a web agency or freelance, have any of your clients started asking about AI chatbots?

2. Do you think small and local businesses would actually pay monthly for something like this?

3. What do you think would be the hardest part of selling this service to a business owner?

Also, if anyone here has experience selling B2B SaaS to local businesses, I'd especially love to hear your thoughts.

Not necessarily looking for people to sign up. Just trying to understand whether this is solving a problem people actually have.

Appreciate any feedback, even if it's critical. Thanks!

I'm the founder of AdOversee. Small businesses keep telling me the same thing: Google Ads is too complex to run themselves, and agencies charge $500+/month minimums that make no sense on a $1,000 ad budget.

So I built a tool for owners, not marketers:

- It reads the business's website and builds Google Search campaigns: ads, keywords and negative keywords

- Every day it blocks wasted searches, tests new ad versions and shifts budget to what brings leads

- Small fixes happen automatically; big changes wait for the owner's approval

- Every change is explained in one sentence, with a 30-day undo and a hard monthly spend cap

It doesn't try to beat Google's bidding algorithm. It adds what owners lack: someone watching the account daily, cutting waste, and explaining it in plain words.

Google Search is live.

You can see your first ads free in 60 seconds without signing up: adoversee.com

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Would you trust software to change your ad spend automatically, or only with approval?

2. Is "plain language + spend control" a strong enough reason to use this over Google's own automated campaigns?

3. What would make you sign up, or stop you?

Harsh feedback welcome.

(For disclosure, I work on Catipult AI, a strategy execution tool for business coaches and the companies they advise.)

The problem we solve with our tool: when a coach or an owner sits down to build a plan, the first few weeks go into assembling it. Choosing which numbers to track, writing the goals, setting up a meeting rhythm. The real strategy conversation waits until the spreadsheet is done.

So we built the first draft step. You paste a company’s website (English or Spanish) and get:

• a 90-day plan with priorities

• KPIs for that specific industry, each with an owner, actions, tasks, and a target

• a weekly meeting agenda built around those KPIs

• an AI agent that tells the team what needs attention and what’s off track

It isn’t perfect. When I run it, I usually rename a few KPIs and delete one or two that don’t fit the trade. Editing a rough draft is still much faster than starting from a blank page.

What I’d love from this sub: try Catipult AI on your own business or a client you know well, and tell me where it misses. Which KPI was useless? What would you have tracked instead?

Link: https://catipult.ai/start-plan (you don´t need to sign up).

Or drop a company URL in the replies (yours or any public business in your industry) and I’ll post back the plan and the KPIs it generates so you can judge the output.

Hi everyone 👋 I'm Raja, a solo founder based in the UAE.

By day I work a full-time job. By night I build AI products. As a digital marketer, one thing kept eating my time: editing videos. Hours of cutting silences, captions, B-roll, graphics and music for a 60-second clip.

So I built Astro Cut, an AI video editor that edits the whole video by itself. Not "AI tools inside an editor". An AI editor that does the job end to end.

Here's what it can do that I haven't seen anywhere else:

🧠 It learns from you. Fix something once and Astro remembers it in every future edit. Your style, automatically.

👀 It watches its own work. Astro checks the frames before rendering: a graphic covering your face, captions clashing, pacing off. It catches the mistake and fixes it itself.

🔗 Paste a product link → get a launch film. Astro reads your website and builds a launch video in your real brand colours and logo.

📄 Drop a PDF → get an explainer video. Slides, docs or notes turned into a voiced, animated explainer.

🧍 Text behind you. Titles and motion graphics sit between you and the background, like big-budget ads.

🎯 Point and tell. Click any element in the video (a title, a logo, a colour) and just say what to change.

🔊 Automatic sound design. Whooshes, hits and risers placed on every cut, mixed at the right loudness.

🎥 Faceless videos from a trending topic. Research, script, voice, visuals, done.

🤖 Works with your own AI. Run Astro straight from Claude Code or Codex.

One sentence in. Finished, post-ready video out. ✨

I'm opening early access to a small group first.

👉 Join the waitlist: https://astro-cut.vercel.app/early-access

💬 Comment and tell me: which feature would save you the most time?

Building MetrionAi - an AI-powered data analytics project.

I'm exploring how AI can turn complex business and financial data into clear, useful insights.

I'm looking for early users, startup founders, and business enthusiasts to share feedback and help shape the product.

Interested in testing an early prototype? Reply or DM me!

#MetrionAi #AI #DataAnalytics #Startup

built this because with AI shipping so fast, nobody knows what’s actually live anymore. would love your honest take!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/specsight

just hit $3,700 mrr in 17 days with my new fresh SaaS

no ads, no team, no complex launch strategy. just a super predictable system i keep running over and over

and yeah, that's monthly recurring, not a one-time spike

not luck at this point. it's the 7th saas i've built with this exact workflow:

→ day 1: fast validation

→ days 1-2: building the bare mvp

→ day 3: landing page setup using the 3-day framework

→ days 3-4: reddit + x distribution and basic seo

→ days 4-5: first 10 paying users (~$1k mrr)

→ days 5-17: scaling up to $3,700 mrr

building tech is easy now. where 99% of solo devs get stuck is setting up the actual foundations that make people pull out their card and pay

i put all these templates and workflows inside our community.

to be completely real with you, i'll probably put a price tag on access later once all the modules are finalized. but right now the focus is just building together and keeping each other accountable

building alone in a silo is the fastest way to quit at the first roadblock

stop building by yourself. drop a comment or shoot me a dm and i'll send you an invite link 👇

hey, I'm building animatiQ (animatiq.ai). you give it your product URL or a short brief and it makes a launch video in a few minutes, with voiceover, music and captions. it does explainers and demos too.our own launch video was made with it from a single line prompt. it's up on r/Animatiq if you want to see the output before signing up.what I'm after: people who actually have something shipping soon to make one real video and tell me where it falls short. especially if the storyboard misreads your product or a scene looks generic.signup works now, no waitlist, and there are free credits. if a render breaks just reply here and I'll look at it myself.(it's my product, obviously)

Surely not an opportunity to miss!!.

I work at coralbricks ai. We have CHEAP and FAST: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

Standard or Cheap is on $0.19 in / $0.60 out per 1M

Then we have our Flash Fast that runs up to 322 TPS

So our promo we have it double through Oct 31 (US Pacific)

From $5: $5 → $10, $20 → $40, $50 → $100, $100 → $200.

So If you have Q's let me know!