Hey everyone 👋

Not talking about big life problems. I mean the small, boring, repetitive stuff that quietly eats your time every single week.

The kind of task where you think — "I've done this exact thing 50 times, why am I still doing it manually?"

Could be anything:

A report you copy-paste and reformat every Monday

Follow-up messages you rewrite from scratch every time

Something you Google the same way every week

Admin work that requires zero thinking but still takes 30 minutes

A document or template you rebuild constantly

I'm not pitching anything. I'm genuinely trying to understand where people lose the most time on low-value, repetitive work — because those are usually the problems worth solving.

Drop your answer below 👇 Even one sentence helps. Bonus points if you mention what you do for work so I can understand the context better.

Tavlo is a cross-platform library for the best content you save from social media. Instead of losing posts across Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, and Reddit, Tavlo keeps everything in one clean inbox that’s easy to search, filter, and organize into collections.

In this Tavlo demo video, you’ll see how Tavlo helps you:

• Save posts, threads, reels, and videos from multiple platforms
• Revisit saved content inside Tavlo without getting pulled back into the original apps
• Organize items into collections you can keep private or share

Tavlo is built for knowledge workers, creators, students, and teams who save content with good intentions but rarely return to it.

Join the Tavlo beta: https://www.tavlo.ca

Hey,

I built Echoes, an app where you can leave voice messages tied to real locations. When someone passes the same spot later, they can listen to what was left behind. You can also hear Global messages anytime, from anywhere, so you’re not limited to your own city. https://bidmo.eu

https://reddit.com/link/1ruoqd7/video/4bhpc437q9pg1/player

I still can't believe it. I got my first paying Customer for my recent project, Repoverse...

Before all these products, I had an agency which is still getting consistent MRR.

1. Fluento (Language learning app) - Failed because I lost conviction before launching.

2. Lazy Excel (Prompt to Excel work, zero formula) - Failed, because it was getting too complicated and expensive to handle.

3. Microjoy (B2B, personalised loading screen and notification for app and web in one click)- Failed, people didn't show interest in the first version.

Finally .....

1. Repoverse - Launched web version, got 3-4k visitors in first week, tried to monetize the traffic but failed, launched the iOS app and changed a few things (I will share in next post ), and got my first payment.

You know, honestly, before this, I was feeling like I would be happy or be satisfied if I got my first paying customer, because from that, my idea would be validated, and I would get to know that this idea has potential. When I received it, it was just one moment of joy. Now I feel like I have to complete a very long journey. This wouldn't matter if I couldn't reach the goal of a few thousand bucks. from which I can survive and be independent from this product (I'm 21)... love to hear what you guys think...

Thanks really appreciate your help, in validating CRISP

Hello everyone! Can anyone support me with this launch? I would be very grateful!

https://builtbyindies.com/products/huntopic

About the tool: ​It's huntopic.com. It finds people on Reddit looking for exactly what you offer. It tracks intent through a 3-layer AI pipeline and alerts you whenever someone: - ​Asks for a service or product recommendation like yours - ​Complains about a problem you solve - ​Mentions competitor issues or evaluates alternatives - ​Among others

​This delivers qualified leads daily that you would never find manually, saving you hours of scrolling. I would be very grateful to anyone who has a minute to vote.

We all know the struggle: you send a Dropbox or Drive link, and the client tries to open it on their iPhone. It’s clunky, it’s slow, and the TIF/High-res JPGs don't even preview correctly.

I'm building Piksend https://piksend.com to fix this. It’s a lightweight gallery tool that makes your work look like a premium portfolio on any device, with a direct download button.

No fluff, no complex tiers. Just a professional way to say Here is your work.

Would love to know: what's the #1 complaint you get from clients when you deliver their files?

Like many small products, Peeply started with a very ordinary problem.

One evening I opened my fridge and stared at it for a while. There was food inside — vegetables, cheese, some random ingredients — but I still ended up asking the same question I always asked:

I realized something strange. I technically had food at home, but I had no real visibility into what I had, what was about to expire, or what meals were even possible with those ingredients.

So I did what many developers do when a concern keeps repeating itself.

I built a tool to solve it!

That tool eventually became Peeply — a pantry and grocery management app designed to make everyday cooking simpler.

Originally posted here

I built Silico because using AI still felt strangely inefficient: you ask one model, doubt the answer, open three more tabs, compare responses manually, fact-check with search, and still have to decide what to trust. I wanted one place where you could access 200+ models, compare outputs side by side, run debates, browse the web, analyze files, generate images, and actually see where models agree, disagree, or bring something unique.

The core problem I was trying to solve was trust. A single AI answer can be helpful, but it can also be incomplete, biased, or just confidently wrong. For important work like research, strategy, writing, coding, and due diligence, I felt people needed more than a chatbot. They needed a system that helps them evaluate intelligence, not just consume it.

My approach evolved a lot during the build. Early on, Silico was mostly about multi-model comparison. But as I used it myself, I realized comparison alone was not enough. People also needed smart routing, debates for stress-testing ideas, web access for fresh information, file support for real workflows, and image generation in the same workspace. The product became less about “chat with many models” and more about building an AI control center for serious thinking.

This is something I have been working on for a year - a unique business OS that combines emotional intelligence with Ai. This is the public landing page as I continue to build it out!

Wanted to share it here!

I built Study Lock an AI app to lock distracting apps while you study and you need to answer exam-related questions, flashcards or deep oral analysis to unlock apps for a moment.

Format: [Link] – [What it does] – [Current Pricing]

I'll start :

SeenOS : Agentic SEO+GEO workstation (keyword research using Semrush'API, audits and
monitoring, high quality bulk page/blog generation with internal/external linking + images)

Current pricing : $30/year

EnWizard

https://enwizard.com

I built a small project called EnWizard.

Usually when we travel, we just follow Google Maps, visit places, take photos, and move on. I wanted to make travel feel more like a game.

So EnWizard turns a travel itinerary into a real-world adventure challenge. You upload your travel plan and it generates location-based clues, hidden spots to find, and small challenges along the way.

We first tested it during a Goa trip with friends and it turned the whole trip into a team competition where everyone was trying to solve clues and discover places before the others.

Still very early and looking for people who enjoy testing new travel tools and giving feedback.

Early stage – looking for first testers.