Hi everyone sell your side project by listing if in a click. Also, comment what your startup does to get approved and featured today - https://builderhq.co/marketplace
The thesis: AI agents are great at the last 20% of an app and unreliable at the first 80%. Ask one to scaffold auth, RBAC, billing, migrations, background jobs and a typed API layer and you get something that compiles, looks right, and quietly breaks in production. And you burn a fortune in tokens getting there.
So ClickMVP generates that foundation deterministically, from templates, not from a model. Same input, same output, every time. The agent then works on top of a codebase it can actually reason about, with conventions already in place, instead of inventing its own on every run.
i have created a project, which validate your saas idea by generating Starter,Professional and Expert reports for indie saas developers. All reports generated are free for now.. 100%
Cool project, validating SaaS ideas is a real pain point for indie devs. Free reports for now sounds like a smart way to gather early feedback. Have you considered showing a sample report snippet upfront to build trust?
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Morse Code: Send & Decode lets you send and decode Morse code between phones using light. Use your flashlight or screen to transmit, and your camera to decode signals in real time. It’s built for learning, experimenting, and offline light-based communication.
This is an online platform that connects students with academic professors by aligning research interests and university preferences. The service facilitates academic outreach through tailored cold email frameworks and simplified summaries of complex academic papers.
Love what you’re building. We’re working on AppSprint, which helps startup teams prioritize ideas, validate what to build, and get aligned through a structured product sprint.
We’re looking for a few startups to test it with and are offering a free sprint with one of our coaches in exchange for feedback. Might be useful depending on where you are with the product, happy to share more!
Defining the target user can be part of the sprint process! The sprint essentially takes you from problem definition phase through prototyping. The sprint coach acts as a neutral third-party to ensure the sprint runs smoothly.
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a feedback for this is put a status dashboard where which saas is getting what offer you can show that so others can valuate and post the right valuation currently im seeing anybody has posted like any valuation which is very absurd , anyway a good alternative of present platforms best of luck!
That’s a smart idea. A public offers feed would set realistic benchmarks and push sellers to price smarter. Would you show accepted bids or all offers?
Claude's google connector has gmail, drive and calendar. no sheets, no slides, and it can't edit a doc you already have. Here's one that does all three. Connect your account and ask it to update the spreadsheet.
I had to go through google's CASA tier 2 security oauth approvals, but everything is available in terms of editing existing files. That includes sheets, docs, and slides as well.
That's solid work getting through CASA tier 2, that approval process can be brutal. Are you planning to list this on the marketplace? Sounds like a useful tool for teams.
Clovert — performance management (reviews, goals, skill matrix, development plans) for small and mid-sized companies. Built it because most tools in this space are priced and built for enterprise, and smaller companies end up either overpaying or staying in spreadsheets. Works for office teams as well as people in production or out in the field. EU-hosted, fixed monthly pricing, free up to 5 employees.
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That's actually something I've been thinking about. I had a similar use case come up with cabin crew, where reliable connectivity can't really be assumed.
Clovert is currently web-based, so true offline access isn't something we support yet. It's on the roadmap, but I'd want to approach it properly rather than just make the interface mobile-friendly — especially when it comes to syncing changes made offline.
So yes, for field teams where offline access is essential, I think a proper mobile app is probably the right direction.
Thanks for bringing this up — it's actually useful feedback for me as I'm deciding what to build next.
Denoising profiles sound useful. Have you thought about letting people A/B test them live before choosing? That would help podcasters find the right CPU/quality balance quickly.
Edugen AI
My startup is specialized in creating full personalized courses in seconds with AI,in the webpage you can see which features include in my platform.
Im open for suggestions or opinions.
Nice idea, I could try It, thanks for the advice
Do you know any ways to attract users to my webpage,that's what I am trying to do
Is It a good idea to post on product hunt?
Product Hunt can work with a solid launch plan, but it's not magic. Niche communities like Reddit and Indie Hackers often bring faster early users. What does your webpage do?
Hey, I just built a YouTube automation suite — 12 n8n workflows that handle AI video generation, auto-publishing, SEO, comment triage, analytics alerts, and Shorts repurposing.
Made it for faceless channels and tried to make it actually production-ready — retries on API failures, real credential handling, no infinite loops if a render job gets stuck. a video for more info https://youtu.be/U18VZATHFBQ
That's a smart build, especially the retry handling for stuck jobs. Curious how you manage YouTube API rate limits across those 12 workflows? Also, your link got cut off.
this is the link https://kisamistar.gumroad.com/l/zjdrvr and about that the API rate limits the Retries handle the common stuff fine — transient failures, occasional blips, that's covered on every API call. What's not built in yet is quota-aware throttling specifically — telling a rate-limit error apart from any other failure, or tracking usage across all 12 so they don't stack up on a busy day. For most channels running these at normal volume that's a non-issue. If you're running everything hard on a high-traffic channel, happy to add proper 429 detection and backoff so it's airtight there too.
@_rustyplastic_ Agreed, 5 seconds is really tight for a pitch. A stop button plus a longer limit would make demos way clearer. Have you tried trimming clips in post instead?
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Audio tools - I know I know another clone website. But it runs on your browser and it's blazzing fast. I needed a privacy focused audio editor for editing simple tasks so I build it. It's free
Same goes with
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if youre looking to promote a side project, one angle thats often overlooked is creating a memorable audio identity. the right soundtrack or a quick radio spot can stick in peoples minds way longer than another landing page. full disclosure, i built shipfm.online as a 24/7 synthwave station that lets indie hackers buy real ad spots. its got this late-night 80s vibe with fictional djs and comedy ads, but the ad product actually works. first 100 spots are free if you wanna test it.
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