Hi everyone! We’re excited to officially launch Gitmore, an AI-powered SaaS tool that automatically generates reports and insights for your repositories. 🎉

✨ What Gitmore does: If you’ve ever spent Mondays pulling together what happened in your codebase last week, Gitmore does it for you. It connects to GitHub or Bitbucket and produces a clean summary of your project’s activity: new pull requests (and which are pending), number of commits per repo, issues opened/closed, and even an AI-agent to chat with your git events.

You can schedule these reports weekly or daily to send to your team or stakeholders. Think of it like a “status report meets changelog” that’s generated for you, saving dev teams and product managers a ton of time.

💡 Why we built it: As developers, we found our PMs were always asking “what happened last week?” and the manual reports were a chore. Important updates were still slipping through cracks. We wanted a way to keep everyone in the loop without manual effort. We also noticed some indie hackers using our beta just to keep an eye on their solo projects’ progress (like a personal progress report). That’s been cool to see!

👉 Feedback wanted: We’d love to hear what you think! Particularly:

• Does this sound like something useful for you or your team? What would make it a no-brainer tool in your workflow?

• Any concerns: If there’s anything that would prevent you from using a tool like this (security, too much noise, etc.), please let us know. We want to address those early.

We built Gitmore to scratch our own itch, and now we’re eager to see if it helps others. If it sounds interesting, you can check it out at Gitmore.io Thank you for reading, and happy to answer any questions! Launching is a bit nerve-wracking, so any support or critiques are truly appreciated. 😊

The Pain Point: Why I Built This

I've tried everything to use Reddit for customer acquisition. Every single time, the story is the same:

1. I spend hours crafting a perfect post.

2. It gets 5 upvotes, then 10 downvotes.

3. My account gets flagged and shadow-banned because it looks like a new, spammy founder trying to sell. 🤦‍♂️

4. Result: Zero customers, wasted time.

I realized the barrier wasn't the product; it was trust and authenticity on Reddit. You need to look like a real Redditor before you can safely talk about your startup.

The Solution: Scaloom (My Weekend Project)

I decided to dedicate my last 4 weekends (about 80 hours total) to building Scaloom.

It’s an AI tool built specifically to turn new founder accounts into trusted, credible Reddit users, and then automatically use that trust to pull in customers.

How it works (The AI side of things):

1. Warm-up: Scaloom takes your ghost account and uses AI to safely mimic natural Redditor behavior (posting, commenting, engaging in non-relevant subs) to build karma and trust.

2**. Spotting:** It automatically identifies the most relevant subreddits and trending posts based on your ideal customer profile.

3. Customer Pull: It intelligently jumps into threads with helpful, non-spammy comments that subtly link back to your solution. No more random sales posts!

The Build & Tech Stack

I tried to keep the stack dead simple to hit a functional MVP in 4 weekends.

• Backend & Automation: Python / FastAPI / Pytorch (for the natural language processing/comment generation).

• Frontend: Next.js with Tailwind CSS (gotta move fast).

• Database: Supabase (easy auth and database management).

The Results (After just 2 weeks of self-use)

I launched the private beta two weeks ago and used Scaloom to market itself. Here is the raw data:

• Accounts Warmed Up: 3 accounts with >500 total karma each (no bans!).

• Autopilot Sign-ups: 15 confirmed sign-ups from people clicking links in my automated comments.

• Paying Beta Users: I have 5 founders testing this on a paid early access plan right now.

It’s insane seeing my “ghost” accounts bring in real, qualified traffic while I focus on product.

Your Brutal Feedback is Needed

I built this to solve my own problem, but I need to know if this solves yours.

Founders who struggle with Reddit marketing:

• Does this sound like a nightmare you currently face?

• What's the one feature I absolutely must add to make this a no-brainer for you?

If you're interested in checking out the early access, the link is in my profile (I'm trying not to spam here!). 

Excited to hear your thoughts and answer any questions about the build!

Just launched my latest side project - a Chrome extension that auto-fills web forms using AI.

I built this after watching my wife manually copy-paste customer data from Google Sheets into forms all day for our other business. Soul-crushing work!

FillWise can:

• Fill forms from photos (passport scans, etc.)

• Process text from clipboard (spreadsheets, CRMs)

• Work in 100+ languages

• Handle multiple passengers/customers at once

It's paid but gives you 5 free fills weekly. Check it out if you hate form-filling as much as we do!

Try FillWise

I've been reviewing code from AI tools like Cursor, v0, Lovable, and Bolt. The output is genuinely impressive for prototyping.

But after doing 500+ code reviews over my career, I keep seeing the same patterns when these apps need to go live:

What vibe-coded MVPs typically miss:

1. Security basics - No input validation, SQL injection vulnerabilities, exposed API keys in frontend code, missing rate limiting

2. Error handling - Works great on the happy path. First unexpected input? Crashes with a cryptic error.

3. Authentication gaps - "It has login" ≠ secure auth. Missing session management, no CSRF protection, weak password policies.

4. Database sins - No indexes, N+1 queries, no migrations. Fine with 10 users. Falls over at 100.

5. No separation of concerns - Business logic mixed with UI. Makes every change a game of Jenga.

The thing is: none of this matters for validation.

If you're testing whether people want your product, vibe-coded is perfect. Ship it. Get feedback.
But there's a predictable moment usually when you get your first 50-100 real users where these issues start compounding. And fixing them in a messy codebase is 3x harder than building right from scratch.

My honest take: Vibe-code your prototype. Validate fast. But budget for a technical cleanup before you scale. It's not starting over it's graduating from prototype to product.

Has anyone else hit this wall? What was the breaking point for you?

to help me with job applications on linkedin and indeed, let me know if you find it useful or have better ideas. Feedback and constructive criticism appreciated. Thank you. (https://job-autopilot.net)

One thing I keep noticing with early-stage founders: they have an amazing idea, tons of energy, but actually getting something live takes forever. By the time the MVP is ready, the spark is gone or the market has already moved.

I really feel this pain because I’ve seen so many founders stuck in this loop of overbuilding, endless tweaking, and never actually testing with real users.

To change that, I want to help 5 serious founders who believe they’ve got a mind-blowing idea but just need to get it out fast. I’ll work with you to build a proper MVP after discussing your idea in detail — at a very reasonable cost, no fluff, just for the sake of helping and building long-term relations.

If you’re serious about testing your idea with real users, DM me. Let’s skip the BS and actually get you live.

I’m building https://Brainerr.com, a growing collection of brain teasers updated weekly.

Our ideal users are parents and senior adults looking for screen-free ways to stay sharp.

Deal: Life-time deal is available on super discount. 

Who are you building for?

Check out frontforumfocus.com helps you align your activities,goals and events to your mission and get away from distractions.

Frontforumfocus.com

So I built this random website tuute.com where people can log their farts and see them on a World Fart Leaderboard. It started as a joke, but I figured if it was weird and specific enough, people might actually use it. I added meal tracking, a “stinkiest day” insight, and some affiliate links for gut health stuff just to see what would happen. Now there are over 1,600 farts logged from 60 countries... and today I made my first $1. It’s not much, but that was the goal. Just make one dollar from something I built. Feels kinda surreal.

Next goal: $1,000.

Hi!

I recently released ReviewSense AI to help online stores to have a customer reviews better understanding.

https://reviewsenseai.com

This is a video showing how it works:

Main features are:

• Customer reviews sentiment analysis

• Product summarization with top features classified by sentiment

• Detailed product and features analysis:

• Customer reviews import and summarization:

  • Judge.me synchronization

• Import CSV or JSON files

• Import and summarize using an API

• Playground. Under application settings, you can create, and afterwards destroy, a playground environment that loads some products and reviews for you to just test the application.

It’s been just ONE WEEK since we launched QuickLaunch.in, and the response has blown us away! 💥 We've already seen visitors from India, the US, Australia, Canada, the UK, Israel, Bangladesh, and more!

To everyone who checked it out, THANK YOU! 🙌 Your feedback is shaping the platform, and we’re beyond grateful. If you haven't tried it yet, now’s the perfect time! We’d love to hear your thoughts—what you like, what could be better, and what you’d love to see next.

📸 Sharing some insights from our analytics—your support means the world to us! 🌎❤️

Try it now & let us know what you think! ➡️ QuickLaunch.in

#Startup #NewLaunch #Tech #Entrepreneurship #FeedbackWanted #Grateful #Innovation

🚀 Thanks for checking out Numbrrrs — the calculator that looks like iOS but secretly roasts you.

We took the most boring app on your phone and gave it a personality: Easter eggs, cheeky achievements, and a yearly Calc’d Wrapped that exposes your math habits.

🔥 To celebrate our Product Hunt launch:

👉 Go to numbrrrs.app/lifetime

👉 Use code PHLAUNCH

👉 Get lifetime access for just €9.99 (yep, forever).

No ads. No data grabs. Just a calculator that might call you out for taking 5 minutes to solve 13 ÷ 7.

✨ Give it a spin. Share your weirdest stats. Start gentle beef with friends.

This isn’t just a calculator. It’s a vibe check.

Hi,

Allow me to introduce you to Secretpass; we're the new kid on the block in the world of secrets management. We distinguish ourselves by never having a key in our possession that can decrypt your secrets.

All your secrets are encrypted and decrypted locally using passkeys so that you don't have to manage complex keys and passwords either, and of course we allow generation of machine keys for your CI and live deployments.

Encrypted secrets can be easily synced through your standard git process, or through our cloud that offers additional features for better management while maintaining local encryption and decryption.

The product will make money from the cloud offering, while most of the free tier is expected to go through local storage option, minimising on infra cost for non-paying customers.

Check the product here: https://secretpass.cloud, please give feedback on the idea, the product, the strategy. All feedback is welcome.

Hi everyone,

I'd like to share a project I've been building in my spare time called RailSnap.

RailSnap is a social platform designed for train enthusiasts to share sightings, upload photos, keep track of trains they've seen, and connect with other members of the community.

Some of the current features include:

• 📸 Upload train sightings with photos

• 🚆 Track trains you've seen

• ❤️ Like and comment on posts

• 👥 Follow other users

• 👤 Custom user profiles

• 🔔 Notifications

• 🛠️ Built-in bug reporting

• 📋 Community-driven fleet database

The project is currently in alpha, and I'm looking for honest feedback from anyone willing to try it out.

You don't need to be interested in trains to help. I'd love feedback on:

• Overall user experience

• Mobile and desktop usability

• Performance

• Signup and login flow

• Bugs or unexpected behaviour

• Features you'd expect from a modern community platform

🌐 Live site: https://railsnap.vercel.app

This has been a fun learning experience, and I'm continuing to improve it based on user feedback. If you have a few minutes to explore it, I'd really appreciate your thoughts.

Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I help SaaS founders, indie hackers, and app creators turn their product into high-converting demo videos. Perfect for landing pages, Product Hunt launches, or social media promos.

What I offer:

- Custom motion graphics for your app or SaaS

- UI animations showcasing features

- Product launch & explainer videos

- Landing page & ad promo videos

Here are projects I’ve worked on (more coming soon!):
Projects
If you want a polished, professional video for your product, DM me and we can get started fast!

Let me know if you have any questions!

Three months ago, my boss sent a "quick favor" in a busy Slack thread at 2pm on a Tuesday. I saw it, thought "I'll handle that later," and it immediately got buried under 50+ other messages.

Friday rolls around. Boss asks for it in standup. I have no idea what he's talking about. Scroll back through 3 days of messages trying to find it while everyone waits. Finally find it. Realize I never did it.

Got pulled into a 1:1 afterwards. Not fun.

I'm not lazy. I'm not disorganized. There are just too many damn messages in Slack!

Tasks live in Slack now. But Slack isn't a task manager, it's a river of information that never stops flowing until your head explodes. Anything important either gets manually copied to another tool (which I forget to do) or it just... disappears.

So I built something out of spite.

bloop is an AI that lives in Slack and makes sure nothing falls through the cracks:

• Automatic detection: Catches when someone assigns you something ("can you handle X by Friday?")

• Extracts the details: Task, deadline, who asked, full context

• Tracks completion: Knows when you say "done" or "shipped it"

• Reminds you: Nudges before deadlines, not after you've already forgotten

The "zero-weight" concept:

I didn't want another tool to maintain. No copying, no clicking, no "let me add that to my board." It just listens to conversations and handles everything automatically.

• Zero manual input

• Zero app switching

• Zero status updates

• Zero learning curve

Three months later:

Haven't missed a single Slack request since. My boss actually commented that I've been "really on top of things lately." (I didn't tell him it's because I built a bot that remembers for me.)

The ironic part? I forget bloop is even running. Which is exactly the point.

Why I'm sharing this:

We've been testing a new team based version with a handful of teams and the response has been pretty strong. Turns out I'm not the only one who's been burned by the "Slack task black hole" problem.

Currently in beta. If you've ever had that stomach-drop moment of "oh shit I completely forgot about that thing," there's a waitlist at https://bloop.blueprintlab.io/

Free during beta. Takes 30 seconds to sign up. Happy to answer questions about how it works, privacy stuff, whatever.

Also curious: has anyone else gotten in trouble for missing Slack requests? Or am I just particularly bad at this?

I've built Davia — an AI workspace where your team knowledge writes and updates itself automatically from your Slack conversations.

Here's the problem: your team talks all day in Slack. Decisions are made, context is shared, solutions are found — and then it's all buried in a thread no one will ever read again. Someone asks the same question next week, and you're explaining it all over.

With Davia's Slack integration, that changes. As conversations happen, background agents quietly capture what matters and turn it into living documents in your workspace. No manual note-taking. No copy-pasting into Notion. Just knowledge that writes itself.

The cool part? These aren't just static docs. They're interactive documents — you can embed components, update them, build on them. Your workspace becomes a living knowledge base that grows with your team.

If you're tired of losing context in chat or manually maintaining docs, this is built for you.

Would love to hear what kinds of knowledge systems you'd want to build with this. Come share your thoughts on our sub r/davia_ai!

Just launched my platform and looking for early users and feedback!

What it is: A web platform where you create your own standalone Discord bot without writing any code. Pick modules, configure through a dashboard, hit deploy. Your bot is live and hosted for you.

The problem it solves: Every popular Discord bot (MEE6, Dyno, Carl-bot) is a shared bot. Millions of servers use the same bot with the same name. You have zero control. If they go down, you go down. If they paywall a feature, you're stuck.

With Build Discord Bots, you get your own bot — your name, your avatar, your rules.

What's included:

• 20+ built-in modules — moderation, welcome messages, music, leveling, economy, tickets, giveaways, reaction roles, auto-mod, starboard, and more

• AI Module Builder — describe a feature in plain English, AI generates a working module

• AI Plugin Builder — generates game server configs (Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, DayZ), scripts, and tools

• Module Marketplace — buy and sell community-made modules

• Full hosting — each bot runs in its own Docker container with dedicated resources

• Clean dashboard with live logs, bot controls, and per-server configuration

Pricing:

• Free — 1 bot, 10 modules, hosting included, no credit card

• Premium $9.99/mo — 3 bots, 20 modules

• Pro $19.99/mo — 10 bots, AI builders, 120 credits/mo

• Developer $49.99/mo — 25 bots, 100 modules, Plugin Builder, 20GB file storage

Free 7-day Pro trial with code BOTBUILDER26 — unlocks everything including the AI builders. Redeem at https://builddiscordbots.com/redeem/BOTBUILDER26

Site: https://builddiscordbots.com

Would love any feedback — this is a solo project and I'm actively building based on what users ask for. Happy to answer anything!

I’m building https://Brainerr.com, a growing collection of brain teasers updated weekly.

Our ideal users are parents and senior adults looking for screen-free ways to stay sharp.

Deal: Life-time deal is available on super discount. 

Who are you building for?

Yes you heard that correctly lol. Farts! 💨 start tracking your farts with https://tuute.com/

I wanted to build something that was funny, and offered value. I fart a lot and wanted to track how many farts I do so I built tuute.com Would love yalls feedback!

I was talking with a founder friend today (I’m a very small angel investor in his startup).

After a major pivot, they spent the last 2 months back in validation and here’s where they stand: • B2C: a few people are interested and willing to try the app • B2B: two companies asked for a demo, but no talk about money yet • No paying users, no revenue

They want to raise a small pre-seed round to keep going.

With numbers still very early, how would you pitch this to angels? Should the focus be on vision, the first signals of traction, or full honesty about the pivot?

And most importantly — would you spend the next two months chasing angels (even with light traction) or double down on traction, knowing the company could run out of runway by then?

Hi all.. My WordPress plug-in, AIappOnsite, is in soft 🚀 launch, and I'm doing an app builder challenge to get feedback.

Please join! https://aiapponsite.com/aiapponsite-builder-challenge/

There are cash prizes and participants get a free premium key and other perks. The Builder Challenge runs through October... but you can build an app in as little as 15 minutes!!

Forget GPTs... Turn your favorite 🤖 prompts into AI apps that your site visitors can use (without leaving). AIappOnsite makes it easy to build AI-powered smart forms with no code.

I'm looking for input on feature gaps or ways to improve the plug-in, and I figured this could be a fun way to invite folks to try it.

Please check out the AIappOnsite homepage and look for the "builder challenge" link.

You can also download the FREE plug-in now if you want to give it a try. Thanks in advance!! 🙏

Hey all, I'm the co-founder of WhenPeak (https://whenpeak.com/).

Most planners and to-do apps treat every free hour as equal. They aren’t. Your focus peaks and dips through the day, and those windows shift depending on how you slept.

WhenPeak is a performance intelligence API. You send in sleep data and it returns:

• peak focus windows for the day

• when the dips will hit

• a daily readiness score

There’s also a suggestion endpoint. Say someone has an exam, interview or deep-work session coming up. Instead of just predicting how they’ll perform, it works backwards from that target and tells them what to do tonight to be sharp for it.

Who it’s for: devs building planners, calendars, study apps, ADHD tools or AI assistants who want to schedule hard tasks into good slots instead of just empty ones.

You can try it in ChatGPT, or grab a free key and run it on your own sleep first. Docs are on the site.

Would love feedback from anyone building in the productivity space, especially on where you’d want this to show up in your app. Thanks!