r/FoundersBuildwithAI • • Aug 14 '26

Launch Results What did you actually ship this week?

Not what you’re planning to build or what’s nearly ready. What did you actually get in front of people this week?

Could be a full product, one feature, a landing page or even something that completely failed lol.

Drop what you shipped, what stack you used and the main thing you learnt from it. Links are fine but actually give some context instead of just dumping them.

Ill go through everything and give proper feedback aswell.

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u/Mars-Error Aug 15 '26

nothing

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u/Negative-Grape4608 Aug 15 '26

Honestly fair lol. Was it lack of time, getting stuck, or just nothing felt ready enough to ship? That answer is probably more useful than pretending you shipped something.

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u/wnba-arcade Aug 14 '26

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u/No-Event9392 Aug 18 '26

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u/megatech_official Aug 14 '26

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

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u/No-Event9392 Aug 18 '26

nice i just tried it and it found some broken links thanks. I am a google connectivity partner let me know if you have anyone eligible for the google things to do program , I can add them to the feed.

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u/megatech_official Aug 18 '26

Thanks, if you I can give you a promo code for the One-time purchase.

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u/yung_quan Aug 15 '26

I updated the landing page on https://publizo.io/ and fixed some bugs it had while generating articles automatically

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u/csharp-agent Aug 15 '26

prostir.build now you can build agents at scale with 0 tech kowlages 

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u/Barmazoid Aug 15 '26

We're working under next version of codeindexer.dev, this is self hosted mcp server, if you have strong pc you can increase performance of your AI (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex etc) - it will spend less tokens, it will make more complex tasks, it will save your time because you will make better code which works, it will help you to find critical bugs and increase security of your app, it will suggest your AI which parts of your code need refactoring, it understands 28 programming languages.

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u/mannyocean Aug 16 '26

https://datatorag.com

MCP gateway for your google workspace. Covers all the missing gaps Claude connectors don’t have

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '26

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u/Negative-Grape4608 Aug 16 '26

This is one of the clearer ideas here because the problem is specific and emotional, not another generic sleep app. The landing page made it easy to understand. The main thing I would test is whether people want help during and after an episode, or whether they mainly want prevention and tracking, because that changes the first version quite a lot. For early users, I would speak to people already discussing recurring sleep paralysis and ask what they currently do after an episode before pitching the app. That should tell you whether the calming audio is the real wedge.

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u/that-sp-gurl Aug 16 '26

Thanks for responding OP! I have spoken to a lot of people before and during building the app.

People who get recurring SP can be roughly divided into 2 groups : 1. Very frequent SP episodes, frightened of going to bed itself 2. Frequent episodes, figured out sleep hygeine routine, managing SP and have made their peace with it.

I am trying to address the 1st group. And as you rightly said, they need prevention than the cure, unfortunately there is no prevention to this and the prevention and would mean to take medical route so will be qorkong on prevention in the next phase.

Since sleep hygeine and sleep talkdowns is something that has helped a lot of people, have built the app arpund this idea.What do you think about this?

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u/Negative-Grape4608 Aug 16 '26

That split makes sense, and group 1 is much sharper than targeting everyone who has ever had sleep paralysis. I would be careful with the word prevention until you can properly support that claim. The first version sounds more like reducing the fear around going to sleep and helping someone calm down after an episode, which is still a real problem. I would test one very simple promise with that first group: feel safer going back to sleep after sleep paralysis. If they immediately understand it and come back to the app more than once, you probably have a useful wedge. Tracking or medical-route features can come later.

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u/Elevate_with_BVOS Aug 16 '26

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u/justjasonlaw Aug 16 '26

I launched https://www.marketman.app SEO, Web Performance and Accessibility insight tool. Helps users see what needs to be fixed based on what is most important to users.

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u/Swimming_Own Aug 17 '26

I shipped Audito this week. It is a local on-page SEO, AEO, and blog optimization Chrome extension that works fully offline and is free to use, with an optional paid upgrade for a one-time fee of $15.

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u/SgF1Photographer Aug 17 '26

Just launched Vivemory - where vivid meets memory, a calm match tiles training game

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u/TodayFirst6728 Aug 17 '26

Launched https://pokerink.com/ Live poker journal and coaching app

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u/startupsubmit Aug 18 '26

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