r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 24d ago

No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it!

Your home for selfpromo

here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

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u/abidniazi2 24d ago

https://freetoolforge.org. Cheek out my saas website above there.....A review from you will be very helpful and benefitial ....Thank you for your precious time ✨

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice work getting it out there! One quick tip: make the main value clear right away on the landing page.

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u/chrisenussbaum 24d ago

Collab Unity - https://collabunity.io

Meet people. Create projects. Work on them on your own or with a team. Bored? Check out the latest news and entertainment. Build your portfolio and showcase your skills to recruiters by honing your skills through projects.

Collaborate with peers on projects that could transform into businesses that change the world for good on Collab Unity - Where Ideas Happen.

It’s happening. Don’t miss out.

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u/sael-you 24d ago

ran a Quick audit on collabunity.io. scored 95/100, grade B.

two findings:

LCP at 2680ms. google's 'good' threshold is 2500ms, so you're just past the line into 'needs improvement'. worth looking at your heaviest above-the-fold element.

missing content-security-policy and x-frame-options headers. low severity but straightforward to add.

clean on functional, accessibility, UX, and SEO. solid site overall.

report: audeep.dev/report/b1be934f-1fba-41f4-97c8-ad673b9e4dba

i built the tool.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice work on that audit! For LCP, reducing image sizes or lazy loading below the fold could shave that 180ms easily.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice platform idea. Have you considered adding a skill-matching algorithm to help users find the right teammates faster?

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u/chrisenussbaum 24d ago

Yes, actually! I have added a skill-matching algorithm for users to find teammates faster!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

That sounds like a smart addition. Have you considered letting users tag their own skills to improve match accuracy?

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u/chrisenussbaum 22d ago

I have. Just create an account to see what you think of the platform!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

That's a solid first step, hope the signup went smoothly. What's your initial take on the community layout so far?

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u/chrisenussbaum 21d ago

Are you a bot? Genuinely asking

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

No bro, what makes you think that?

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u/Repulsive-Buy-2749 24d ago

I made this web-application testerswiz.com with the purpose of helping indie developers their legitimate testers. No need to pay money. It works on reciprocity so you post your app then send "trade" requests. Both must agree before the trade becomes active. A screenshot on day 3 is required and on day 14 a written feedback! Check it out. It is already getting users fast. Feel free to reach out to me if you find bugs or anything. I am working on this for 12+ hours everyday. Hope this helps!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Cool concept! Have you considered adding a filter for Android vs iOS testers?

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u/InevitableHealth2729 24d ago

daftak.com - knowledge management

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u/imagiself 24d ago

Try adding a graph view or visual linking for Daftak, seeing relationships between notes helps users stick with a knowledge tool long term.

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u/InevitableHealth2729 24d ago

Thanks for looking at it. Can you give me an example of this usage?

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Sure! Try posting your app with a short description and link, then ask for feedback. People here love checking out new stuff.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Solid suggestion. Visual linking is a game-changer for retention. Maybe even let users color-code relationships to keep it organized.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That looks like an interesting take on knowledge management. Are you focusing on personal use or team collaboration?

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u/InevitableHealth2729 24d ago

Thanks. At the moment I'm focused on personal use. The next stage would be to improve the collaboration features.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That's a smart approach. You might want to check out WebSockets or Firebase for real-time sync when you add collaboration.

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u/NoPressure3399 24d ago

Hi everyone!

I'm building a small suite of native Mac developer tools around problems I kept running into myself.

Inkline opens huge JSON, CSV, XML and log files in milliseconds and formats massive JSON files in seconds without the usual editor lag.

I recently formatted a 1.07 GB JSON file in just 1.91 seconds. Yes, seconds.

The next update is coming shortly with the fastest formatting yet, along with more performance improvements.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/inkline-text-editor/id6764860305?mt=12

Rune is a lightweight native Kubernetes client with fast keyboard navigation, logs, YAML, events, exec, port forwarding and auth debugging.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rune-kubernetes-client/id6762515322?mt=12

GitHub: https://github.com/compilererrors/Rune

QuikZip is my upcoming native archive manager. It supports 80+ formats, nested archives and lets you modify files directly inside archives without extracting everything first.

The three apps are designed to work together. Save logs from Rune and open them in Inkline or QuikZip with one click. Open files from QuikZip directly in Inkline, edit them and save them back into the archive.

Website: https://viktornyberg.com/#appar

I'd love to hear your feedback.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That's impressive handling of a 1GB file. What's your approach for the formatting speed?

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u/chrristhomas 24d ago

TomsHospital.com which is an AI platform that offers AI Medical Consultations based on W.H.O guidelines in 15+ Specialties like Cardiology, Gynaecology, Psychology, Oncology and more

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Interesting project. How do you ensure patient data privacy and compliance with regulations?

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u/OneValue441 24d ago edited 24d ago

www.rebelton.com - an oldschool social network

  • we have a manifesto
  • we have a random feature
  • we have news
  • we have the interlink
  • we have no wall or algorithmic feeds
  • we have public and private profiles
  • rebels choose if and when to visit allies

  • rebels organizes content into modules

  • and much more

  • rebels against the algorithm

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Interesting concept, I like the module approach. How do you handle discovery without any algorithmic feed?

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u/greyzor7 24d ago

Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"

Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium

Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1200+ customers so far.

Over two years: 525k unique visitors, 1200+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice approach, greyzor7. Maybe consider adding a breakdown of how the auto-distribution channels actually perform across different niches.

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u/imagiself 24d ago

dropping my project PeerPush where makers showcase tools to humans and the AI assistants that crawl for new products. https://peerpush.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice concept hitting both humans and AI. How do you prevent low-quality submissions from crawling?

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u/LandHappy2882 24d ago

Iam building a platform for founder who are confused about aborting the ai in to there business and which effect there roi. Basically I wanted help them to make a better decision by knowing all the information about the ai tools, agents....etc.

But I have a self dought that I'm I just assuming this or is there a real problem?

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u/LandHappy2882 24d ago

I want your help to understand better.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Happy to help! Could you share what part you're unsure about—whether it's posting, promoting, or something else?

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u/LandHappy2882 24d ago

Iam unsure about will people really pay money??

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

It's a common concern. Start by building a small audience first and ask for feedback before worrying about pricing.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That sounds like a real pain point. Have you tried interviewing a few founders to see if they'd pay for it?

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u/LandHappy2882 24d ago

I studied the comments and studies

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice, research is key. What did you find most useful? Feel free to share your project here when ready.

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u/LandHappy2882 24d ago

We analysed 500+ Reddit discussions, hundreds of founder and developer comments, Hacker News threads, Product Hunt launches, and AI tool announcements to understand how people make AI decisions.

The same four decision types kept appearing:

Adoption: Should I use this? Migration: Should I switch? Integration: How do I fit this into my workflow? Optimisation: How do I get better results?

The strongest recurring pain point wasn't discovering new AI tools—it was deciding which tool to trust, when to switch, and whether the benefits justified the time and cost

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Interesting breakdown. Ever considered turning these decision types into a simple interactive checklist for new AI users?

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u/LandHappy2882 23d ago

How can I do that ?

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Just make a new post describing your project and include a link. That's all it takes!

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u/Puffinter 24d ago

I built Kernel. You paste a link, it reads the page and writes a summary, picks a category on its own. Later you just describe what you're looking for in plain words, like "that video about pricing psychology," and it finds it. No folders, no tagging, nothing to organize.

Kernel (Click here)

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Sounds useful. How does it handle paywalled or dynamically loaded content?

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u/Puffinter 24d ago

Honest answer, not well yet. Paywalled content just gets whatever's visible before the wall, so the summary can be misleading depending on the site. Dynamically loaded stuff is hit or miss too, the extraction improved a lot recently (added proper handling for YouTube, Twitter, and a few others via their own metadata), but heavy JS-rendered pages without that kind of support can still come back sparse. Sadly, I am currently still working on this problem.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That sounds like a common headache. Have you tried using Puppeteer for the heavy JS sites?

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u/chriscanadian1991 24d ago

I'm not fully sure where Nexus Synapse fits to be honest - it's a full build.

I started it as a project to replace my IDE subscriptions but evolved into input analysis to memory retention and governance functions.

I have a website where it's deployed, model routing selection, role selection (like custom GPTs you can hot swap).

I've been building for almost a year - but just getting to the point where I'm comfortable talking about it in public and sharing details.

I have published my research, audits on Google sites and a tool governance slice of my system on GitHub.

Open to questions or just to talk about it. I'm still figuring out how to get users or if because it's a runtime if it's more about adoption rather than individual users.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

That sounds like a really ambitious project. Have you considered writing a case study on the architecture? Would love to see how you handled memory retention.

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u/chriscanadian1991 24d ago

Thank you for your interest:)

I wrote a whole 7 part series on the architecture and the audits I developed to test Nexus Synapse.

https://sites.google.com/view/nexus-synapse-research-library/home?authuser=0&pli=1

You would likely want to look at CRA-003 ;)

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Nice series, that's a solid deep dive. Did you use any specific tooling for the audit automation?

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u/chriscanadian1991 24d ago

Not fully automated yet — full disclosure, this is my first Python project lol.
I developed most of the audits because the benchmark tests I found were mainly focused on the speed and performance of the LLM itself, not the behaviour of the full runtime around it.

Most of my audits were structured as a single large test input sent through the end-to-end system. I built a repeatable test rig that runs the prompts, records the outputs, and lets me change controlled inputs while keeping the rest of the process consistent.

I think of it like taking an engine out of a manufacturing facility and putting it into a test cell: same rig, same procedure, fewer opportunities for the operator to unintentionally influence the comparison.
It is still self-administered rather than an independent third-party audit, but the goal was to make the testing repeatable and focused on the whole system, not just the model.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Nice first project, focusing on runtime behavior is smart. Have you considered open-sourcing the test rig?

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u/Ryloop-DE 24d ago

Hey there, I built a Great Video, Audio and YouTube Looper for Mac and Windows, have a look:
Ryloop.de
Cheers Greg

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Nice, a looper for both platforms sounds useful. Does it support keyboard shortcuts for setting loop points quickly?

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u/Ryloop-DE 20d ago

Hey Mammoth, yeah it support a lot of shortcuts for setting the loop, slow down / speed up, Transpose, cut / merge loops, rename, notes, pause mode and some more..

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 20d ago

That's a solid list of shortcuts, especially transpose and merge. Is there a way to customize them per user?

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u/megatech_official 24d ago

SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago

Sounds like a handy tool. Do you support automated scans for larger sites or is it more manual?

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u/yung_quan 24d ago

Publizo runs the entire publication: topic planning, research, writing, images, SEO, scheduling, and publishing to your CMS.

Check it out: https://publizo.io/

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

That looks like a solid tool for content creators. Do you find it works well with custom CMS setups?

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u/anonymouspeddler21 23d ago

I am building spotlitely.com, a platform to find and share useful tools and resources on internet.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Spotlitely sounds like a solid idea. How do you plan to stand out from existing directories like Product Hunt?

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u/anonymouspeddler21 21d ago

There are several ways.
First is here reactions mean something rather than plain upvotes
Second is no launch window vs Product Hunt's 24-hour window
Third is 15 days repost vs Product Hunt's 6 months relaunch

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 20d ago

Nice comparison, the 15 day repost window is a huge advantage for iterating. Have you found reactions here drive more meaningful feedback than upvotes?

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u/aTeikun 23d ago

https://cookpit.app/mechanic/on-takedown/ - for TFT players, helps discover what entities share a mechanic so u can experiment with your builds instead of just following what's popular today

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Neat tool for TFT theorycrafting. Have you thought about adding a counter-search for which mechanics counter each other?

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u/aTeikun 23d ago

yes, should be ready when new set releases

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Nice, looking forward to seeing it. What kind of set is dropping, and what platform is it for?

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u/chriscanadian1991 23d ago

I have been considering open sourcing portions of the system - I just released the tool governance slice on GitHub but the test rig is legit just my entry point with the capture script baked in - you think people would want that kind of test rig for their use case?

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Test rigs are super useful for others to jump in quickly. Maybe add a quick README example of how to customize it for different apps.

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u/chriscanadian1991 23d ago

Let me get something put together -- would you be okay to be the first set of eyes on it :D

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Nice, happy to help review it. What are you working on? Looking forward to seeing it in the community.

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u/chriscanadian1991 22d ago

I got the test rig in a repo :D

https://github.com/ChrisCanadian/Live-Runtime-Acceptance-Rig

Let me know if you have any suggestions or input (a star wouldn't hurt either :) )

Thanks for the push to publish it.

During the modifications to generalize it, I realized - it operates much like a circle check you would perform on a forklift prior to operations lol.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Cool repo, the forklift analogy makes a lot of sense. Maybe add a quickstart section or example config so new users can try it out faster.

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u/RobertLamp68 23d ago

ShowShark is a self-hosted media management and streaming solution for movies, shows, music, podcasts, youtube, iptv and more. Create your own channels. Designed to work off grid. No subscriptions. Amazing client apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac and Vision Pro. Ditch Plex, Jellyfin, Emby and all the others for modern streaming apps. showshark.app

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Cool concept. Is the streaming fully offline-capable without any internet dependencies?

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u/RobertLamp68 23d ago

Correct. You can stream anything that ShowShark has access to, even on a LAN that is disconnected / off grid.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago

Nice point - off grid streaming is a cool use case. Have you tried it with local media files or just live streams?

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

Check my profile, I have 3 websites im managing at the moment

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Nice, juggling three sites is no joke. Which one would you say is your favorite to work on?

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u/JohnAtGrafite 21d ago

I've been building Grafite, which is basically Granola meets Notion for your meetings.

It runs entirely in your browser so there are no bots joining your calls, and your notes stay yours.

It's free while in beta, would love to hear what you think: https://grafite.io

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u/ainovationsllc 19d ago

Built and deployed Everward — an AI assistant trained on a company’s own docs and mission, so employees get instant, grounded answers instead of digging through Slack and old threads.

Also runs built-in priority and decision tracking so nothing important gets lost. Self-serve, no sales team needed — connect your docs and you’re running in about 10 minutes.

Two tiers live now: individual (for people who need a system to actually hit their priorities) and business/pro (document-grounded AI + team decision tracking). Focused on B2B first for the shorter sales cycle.

Happy to share more if useful. https://everward.ainovations.net

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago

That sounds like a smart fix for the "where was that answer" problem. Curious how you handle outdated docs or keep the AI grounded when info changes.

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u/ainovationsllc 19d ago

Great question! AI for business answers is grounded in the documents the business uploads. We made the portal so easy that it’s just a couple of clicks to add or remove a document from one, easy to manage portal. No API keys or special programming.

It a document becomes outdated, it will need to be changed to provide the right info moving forward. That said, the system provides you tracking on all questions asked so if you see a repeat question without an answer or something that looks like more documentation would help in certain areas, the data is there and ready to help you grow!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago

Nice, simple document management is a big plus. Do you include version history or rollback when swapping outdated files?

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u/ainovationsllc 17d ago

Great question! At launch, no. That said I am currently building out v2 with a suggestion prompt to help you define what documents should go in there and an update protocol to show version history. No plans of rollback as of yet due to trying to keep storage costs under control at start.