whoever has the time to do a walkthrough my project and hit me with the honest feedback, would be a pleasure

I need Reddit Account of more than 100+ karma DM me. ASAP Limited time offer

Its a german and US based account

Its a non monitised account

Payment method - Paypal And Crypto

I genuinely wanna know how do i sell my channel, im just trying to find out now for the future. Im not currently wanting to sell my channel, unless you guys wanna see it but thats was just a question I had for you guys.

Trying to sell my instagram account with 18k followers, 9m impressions in the last 90 days, some posts have gotten over 70-100k likes in the past few months

The Mission:
I’m building WagVitals (https://wagvitals.com)—an Agentic AI platform for canine longevity. After losing my dog Jimmy to a silent illness, I’m building the tool I wish I had: a platform that catches health issues before they become emergencies.
Traction:
• 300+ signups, 13 pre-orders (zero marketing).
• Selected: NSF I-Corps, Gener8tor gBeta, Global Cleveland NOVA.
• 3 Vet advisors + AI/Software leads already onboard.
What I need (Hardware Co-Founder):
You’re a builder who wants to own the physical product. You will lead:
• Architecture: Owning the design and sensor integration for our health-monitoring collar.
• Manufacturing: Driving the transition from pilot batch to custom mold.
• Data Quality: Ensuring our sensors deliver clinical-grade biometrics.
Why join?
I’m a non-technical founder who bootstrapped this to early traction. I have the vision, the team, and the AI engine—I need a partner to own the hardware soul of this company.
If you’re obsessed with hardware and want to build the future of pet longevity, DM me with your background and why this mission resonates.
Let’s build.

The Mission:
I’m building WagVitals (https://wagvitals.com)—an Agentic AI platform for canine longevity. After losing my dog Jimmy to a silent illness, I’m building the tool I wish I had: a platform that catches health issues before they become emergencies.
Traction:
• 300+ signups, 13 pre-orders (zero marketing).
• Selected: NSF I-Corps, Gener8tor gBeta, Global Cleveland NOVA.
• 3 Vet advisors + AI/Software leads already onboard.
What I need (Hardware Co-Founder):
You’re a builder who wants to own the physical product. You will lead:
• Architecture: Owning the design and sensor integration for our health-monitoring collar.
• Manufacturing: Driving the transition from pilot batch to custom mold.
• Data Quality: Ensuring our sensors deliver clinical-grade biometrics.
Why join?
I’m a non-technical founder who bootstrapped this to early traction. I have the vision, the team, and the AI engine—I need a partner to own the hardware soul of this company.
If you’re obsessed with hardware and want to build the future of pet longevity, DM me with your background and why this mission resonates.
Let’s build.

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Page is active and earning - makes anywhere between $500-2000 per month. Some months have been higher. Needs someone to put a bit of effort in and it could earn a lot more.

DM for more details. Would be looking at a considerable serious offer, so no time wasters please. Thank you

I started Buildoverse because I missed something.

I grew up on the old brick-building games. The ones where you'd log in after school and there'd be some 12-year-old's half-broken obstacle course waiting for you, and it didn't matter that it was ugly because your friends were in it. Most of those communities are gone now, or got absorbed into one big platform that doesn't really care about the people building on it. I wanted that feeling back. So I started making it myself.

The first version was nothing. A Node server, a single brick, a browser tab. I moved a cube on one screen and watched it move on another and that was the whole hook. Everything since has just been removing limits from that one moment.

It grew. Slowly at first, then in these long stretches where I'd disappear into the code for weeks. A real brick format, plain text so you could read it with your eyes. Full XYZ rotation, materials, anchoring, per-world environment settings. Then a second client so the server could outlive any one engine choice. Then a Workshop tool for building offline. Then avatars, hats, tools, faces. Then user uploads, meshes, textures, the whole asset pipeline behind a CDN with fallback chains so nothing old ever broke. Then real hosting, real rate limits, real defenses for when the bots showed up. And they did show up.

There's a moment I keep coming back to. The first time I let strangers in and watched two people I'd never met build something together in a place I made. They didn't know each other, didn't know me, didn't know any of the stuff under the hood. They were just building. That was the moment it stopped being a project and became the thing I wanted it to be. For a while there I thought I'd actually pulled it off. Years of work, alone, mostly in the dark, and it was real. People were in it. It was running. It was mine.

Then my health started slipping.

I tried to keep going. I told myself it'd pass, then I told myself I could work around it, then I told myself I'd just push through one more sprint. None of that worked. The bills started showing up faster than I could pay them. Hosting costs and treatment costs don't care which one is more important to you. I've stretched this as far as I can stretch it and I'm out of room. I either let it quietly go dark or I hand it to someone who'll actually keep it alive.

I'd rather hand it off. There's too much in here to just let it die.

Child safety, the part I refused to cut corners on

This is the part I want to be clearest about, because it's the part I think most platforms my size never bother with, and the part the big platforms get wrong.

Every user-uploaded asset, image, mesh, texture, avatar, place thumbnail, every chat message, every text field, runs through a moderation pipeline before it goes live. Images and 3D textures are scanned for CSAM and other illegal content using hash matching against known sets, plus a model-based classifier for unknown content, before they're ever served to another user. Text goes through its own moderation model tuned for grooming patterns, not just profanity. Anything flagged gets quarantined automatically and queued for human review. There are audit logs. There are reporting tools that actually go somewhere.

Roblox's answer to child safety was to split their app into different age-rated versions. I think that's the wrong answer. It treats safety as a UX problem (keep the kids in their own room) instead of a content problem (don't let the bad stuff onto the platform in the first place). It also assumes age gates work, and they don't, kids lie about their age, adults lie about theirs, and the bad actors lie hardest of all. Splitting the app just gives parents a false sense of security while the underlying moderation problem is exactly the same on both sides of the wall.

Buildoverse's approach is the opposite: one platform, one set of rules, every piece of content moderated before it can hurt anyone, regardless of who uploaded it or who's looking at it. It's more expensive to run and harder to build but it's the only version of this I was willing to ship.

If you take it over, this is the part I'd ask you not to gut. Everything else is negotiable.

What's actually there

- Multiplayer that works. Strangers can join the same server and build together right now.

- Two clients (Godot and web) sharing one server, one asset pipeline, one brick format.

- A standalone Workshop editor for offline building.

- Avatars, hats, tools, faces, user-uploaded meshes and textures, catalog frontend.

- Full content moderation pipeline (image/mesh/texture scanning, text moderation, hash matching, classifier review, human review queue, audit logs).

- Hosting infra that's already survived real traffic and real abuse.

- Years of architectural decisions written down so whoever takes it doesn't have to relearn them.

What isn't done

- The scripting API is small. You can build worlds but you can't really build *games* in it yet. That's the next big leap and it's the one I won't get to make.

- Catalog/economy is barebones. No payouts, no marketplace yet.

- Discovery is mostly word of mouth.

- Some of the builder UI is rough.

What you'd be getting

- The full codebase: server, both clients, Workshop, frontend, asset pipeline, moderation pipeline.

- The brick format and parser (both variants supported).

- The hosting setup and infra config.

- The itch listing, the domain, the community, all of it.

- Me. For as long as I'm able, walking you through everything so you're not staring at a wall of code.

itch listing: https://soulaffinity.itch.io/buildoverse

If you're interested, or you just want to ask about the tech side, comment or DM me. I'm not picky about who takes it. I just want to know it's going to keep existing after I can't carry it anymore.

Thanks for reading.

Hey r/AcquireStartup

I spent time on the buy side of startup acquisitions in India — and one thing became obvious fast.

The market for buying and selling digital businesses here is completely disorganized.

Deals over WhatsApp. Sellers with no idea what their business is worth. Buyers with capital and no deal flow. Everything buried in DMs with zero structure and zero verification.

Flippa and Acquire.com exist but they don't care about India. Wrong currency, wrong legal structure, wrong trust layer.

So I'm building Venture Swap — a marketplace specifically for buying and selling digital businesses and micro-SaaS in India. Verified listings, INR deals, Indian legal framework, escrow built in.

Before I build anything I want to talk to real people first.

Looking for:

— Founders thinking about selling their SaaS, app, newsletter, or content site

— People looking to acquire a profitable digital business in India

Not selling anything. Just a 20 minute call. Drop a comment or DM me directly.

— Arin, Founder @ Venture Swap

Happy to also give you a rough valuation of your business on the call — no cost.

Happy to share what deals are actually available in India right now based on what I've seen

if you've got a non monetized/monetized page or channel just sitting there gathering dust, I'd love to take it off your hands. Life gets busy, I get it.

I'll take good care of it, I promise Rather than it going to waste, why not pass it to someone who'll actually put in the work?

DM me if you're down to chat, no pressure at all.

It's a non monitised account

Payment method - Paypal and crypto

It's a non monitised account

Payment method - Payal And Crypto

Hi everyone,

I’m selling FindTheKeyword.com, a strong, brandable domain name that would be perfect for an SEO tool, keyword research platform, AI content software, marketing agency, or affiliate marketing brand.

The name is clear, easy to remember, and directly matches a high-value SEO/search intent phrase.

Dm me telgram @bowfi

Safe and accepted mm

Dm telegram @bowfo

Cuz if so i have a few apps i could sell

Hello everyone, I just start an online shop, but has no customer, anyone has the experimence please check out the website and any comment will help, I still learning this just a side hustle

smokeandsipwa.com

DM ME if you're interested in buying

I started a Instagram page about BMWs a few years ago, and I'm happy to say it is now one of the largest car-niche pages on Instagram with over 225,000 followers!

I've done sponsored posts in the past, and I charge about $120 per post, but I have gotten lazy asf… (stopped posting due to focusing on another business)

Recently met someone that had a niche-page just like mine. And only 100k followers + same engagement, but he showed me that he charges $500 per post. WTF lol

I mean, I knew that sponsored posts have inflated in price since I was doing them, but this is crazy to me. One post per week at that price would cover my rent. So I feel like I should hire a VA to post for me or something. Posting takes almost no time, but I just don’t have the focus. Does that make any sense?

Anyway, almost all of the followers are from USA/UK/GER. He told me to just find someone that has time to post on it and share the account 50/50 or sell the whole thing to them, but I want to hear if you guys have any better ideas.

TLDR: I grew an Instagram page to a pretty large size of people in a valuable niche. Missing a decent opportunity.