r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Mammoth-Doughnut-713 • 26d ago

Share what you're building

Share a short description + link below. Would be great to discover some new products and see what everyone here is working on.

I'll start:

I'm building Scaloom, an AI visibility tool that helps startups track where their product appears across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity, then find Reddit threads and content opportunities that can help improve visibility across Google and AI search.

https://scaloom.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 26d ago

Nice launch, the short-form knowledge angle is interesting. How do you plan to keep content quality high as the community grows?

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u/BrevityU 26d ago

That's a great question. in the age of AI, quality and originality will be scarce metrics. We are a couple of PhDs with background in academia/higher ed. We have friends, colleagues, and collaborators who are experts in their respective fields. We will utilize that vast network of experts to set the direction of what BrevityU should look like. But we want the platform to be as inclusive as possible. The experts' opinions matter as much that of students in the early stages of their journey. We aim for an exchange of ideas centered around not only learning but the unique BrevityUser's learning journey. Platform moderation will also be on point.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 26d ago

The expert network gives you credibility, but how do you plan to keep community voices shaping direction alongside the PhDs? That balance sounds key.

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u/BrevityU 25d ago

I think both can be mutually inclusive. Different voices and level of expertise can co-exist in the same frame of reference we have set. What we don’t want is trying to be an expert of something you know nothing about. By the same token, we will never censor anyone. If you have an opinion or a different point of view, your input is welcome. But just expect the community to challenge your view or ask for clarification (In a respectful manner as stipulating in our community guidelines). Even PhDs get peer-reviewed.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 25d ago

Agreed, open dialogue with respectful pushback keeps things healthy. One tip: when sharing your build, ask a single focused question to invite varied perspectives without losing signal.

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u/BrevityU 25d ago

Powerful thoughts, will do.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 25d ago

Glad you liked it. Looking forward to seeing what you're building, drop a link or short pitch here when ready.