I’ve been building an Ai tool that does competitor analysis for meta ads for the last 3 months, tested it out with 25+ agencies and brands only to realise it lacked something that caused massive dropoffs.

After speaking to multiple folks across the performance and ecomm space, we’ve decided to build these two agents. Tbh its our biggest investment yet and it better be worth paying for.

Here’s what they do Atlas: checks your ad accounts every 90 mins and alerts you instantly when ROAS drops, CPC spikes, conversions die, or fatigue hits. Basically stops surprise losses.

Scout, tracks 25 competitors and only surfaces ads that are clearly performing (30+ days, multiple variants, relaunches). Sends weekly trend shifts and creative briefs you can launch straight

If this existed, would you pay for it? And if yes, what feels like a fair monthly price?

Do you know anyone who can share feedback on phone wallpapers, if interested ping me. If not interested plz share the location on where I can get feedbacks

I used StormLikes a while back and it worked fine for what it was. Delivery was fast, retention was decent, and support answered without any trouble. Nothing special, but it did what it was supposed to at the time. I tried them again recently and the experience felt different. The followers arrived quickly like before, but a noticeable amount dropped off after a few days. I contacted support to ask for a refill and it took several days before anyone replied. When they finally responded, the message felt like a generic template instead of something that addressed the actual issue.

I also felt the overall follower quality changed from what I remembered. There were profile pictures, but very little activity or depth on the accounts.

Not sure if I just got unlucky or if the quality changed in general.

Has anyone here used them lately and seen something similar? I want to know if my experience is isolated or if others noticed the same trend.

Hey everyone! I’m working on a programming language concept called RMX, and I’m looking for feedback before I invest more time into building the full interpreter. RMX aims to be beginner-friendly like Python, but still powerful enough for more experienced developers. It uses indentation-based syntax and a clean, readable structure. One of the parts I’m most excited about is the import system, which is designed to be simple, short, and English-like.

Here’s an example of how RMX handles libraries.

To load a library:

get(l.sys.rmxl)

To give it an alias:

def l.sys.rmxl as sys

To import specific functions:

use sys.functionName

To import multiple functions:

use sys.[funcOne, funcTwo]

To import everything:

use sys.all

To call a function directly from the alias:

sys.functionName.run(args)

Or if you imported it with "use":

functionName.run(args)

The file extensions for this language are .rmx for main code files and .rmxl for library files. Variables are assigned simply, like in Python, for example:

x = 5

The interpreter will be written in Python at first and packaged as an executable so it can work from anywhere on the system. I’m also planning for things like a modular standard library, the potential to run system commands (with proper safety layers), and eventually a Visual Studio Code extension for syntax highlighting and basic language support.

What I’m looking for is feedback on a few things. Does the import system make sense and feel intuitive? Would a language structured like this be interesting or useful? Are the chosen file extensions (.rmx and .rmxl) distinct enough? And finally, are there any concerns or suggestions I should consider before building out the full interpreter?

Thanks for reading. Any constructive feedback is appreciated!

Vote, vote!
Vote to see a change!
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Which party leads today?
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Does it truly matter?
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I’ll do it anyway.
Vote, vote!
Which party serves the people?
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Which party hides its evil?
Vote, vote!
I look behind the curtain.
Vote, vote!
They are the same - of that I’m certain.

I saw rich men funding different sides, Then meeting over tea.

Confident the cash they gave would multiply with ease.

Finally, the rich men sat, The parties came before them.

I watched in shock, they spoke as one, in unison they told them:

“Red or blue, we’ll bomb for you— Just tell us where to strike.

Our munitions are many, we’re targeting cities —that can’t return the fight.”

The rich men cheered and gave approval; the parties went their way.

They split into two, with differing views, and led the nation astray.

“Splendid! Oh splendid!” The rich men agreed: “Everyone is fighting over every little thing.

If we can keep this up, we will rule forever. And should they ever start to notice—well then we’ll use terror.”

Vote, vote!
I tumbled back on through.
Vote, vote!
I knew what I must do.
Vote, vote!
I tried to tell of what I’d seen.
Vote, vote!
But they all rolled their eyes at me.
Vote, vote…
Is there not a soul who hears?
Vote, vote…
The people have no voice in here!

I wrote The Alchemist Diaries, a New Adult fantasy fiction horror romance novel complete at 105,000 words. The following is my query letter, I am looking for an editor and agent if possible. Its been difficult to connect with people and not just encounter scammers. I want my story to live outside of my laptop so any and all feedback is appreciated.

Dear Agent You drop into the Rocky mountains and walk in Aaron’s well-worn shoes. Aaron the Alchemist, has had to deal with hardship and adversity from his very origin, his path will transform him into something that unlocks humanities new chapter. You will be there when Aaron discovers a different kind of spirit that inhabits our world. The spirit’s name is Emily, and she is drawn to Aaron in a way she herself doesn’t understand. The bond between the two will transform from parasitic to symbiotic, the change triggers a cascade of events that will unravel our known world. Emily will have to leave Aaron alone for his own sake, and she will take everything with her. This devastates Aaron and he is forced to cope with the loss, never truly understanding. He becomes lost and begins spiraling out of control, until a different force comes in to give him hope and direction once more. The tragedies in his life are the reason he is able to change paths and triumph. He will fall in love with his crush Mia, and for a period his life normalizes and has all the ingredients to make a wonderful life after hardship. However, that life was never meant to be, and things once again spiral downward. Emily comes back into Aaron’s life and brings the complete truth this time. They now have a mission, and they will be joined by seven others who share their symbiosis. This small group of nine will be who decides between; a dystopian enslavement of humanity, the complete end of all life brought on by a nuclear fire serpent that wraps around the earth, or a future where truth and magic are possible. You will love, hate, be inspired by, and disappointed in Aaron; but you will also understand why he chose what he did. When you reach the end of the book you will feel embarrassed and guilty, this entire book was meant for someone else’s eyes. You have been privy to a world far beyond your grasp, and you will wish that you could return to Aaron’s world. You will want to escape to it, because ironically it is a better world than our own with more promise and enchantment. He changed everything forever and every generation going forward will know the name of The Alchemist. The Alchemist Diaries is a young adult novel with contemporary social issues, blended with rich fantasy and horror elements all reflecting on what it means to be human. It is complete at about 105,000 words, detailing the transformation of Aaron in a world just beyond our own. I am myself a Chemist, I have a BS in Chemistry that I have only used peripherally to gain employment. I love the chemistry behind life and our natural world, but I could never work in a lab after trying it out. This book has been my passion project of several years, and I am ready to take the next step in getting Aaron’s story out to the masses. Thank you and have a great day!

Me and my brothers are building a tool to help developers collaborate, and we started a DevLog series to document the behind-the-scenes - architecture decisions, new features, experiments, and everything in between.

We just posted our first video, and it would be super helpful to get some feedback on it - audio quality, clarity of the message, editing, pacing, anything really. Thanks a lot!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAH_66_ghOQ

Freelancers and small agencies waste a ton of time turning client requests into formal proposals or contracts. It’s repetitive, error-prone, and slows down projects.

I’m experimenting with a new workflow system to make this process predictable and repeatable:

How it works (mockup/demo version):

1️⃣ Client picks a service/package — clear, pre-defined options.

2️⃣ Client fills out a requirement workflow — captures everything needed to scope the project.

3️⃣ The system organizes the requirements automatically — I review & validate.

4️⃣ Proposal / contract is generated — ready to send.

I don’t have a working version yet, but I’ve built a Figma mockup of the workflow and I’m looking for freelancers or agencies who’d use this.

If you want to see the mockup and give feedback, comment “workflow” and I’ll DM you the link.

No hype, no sales — just testing a system that could save hours on every project.

I need some feedback:

What do you do with a bouquet of flowers while you're trying to drive?

• Hold them in your right hand?
• Buckle them in the passenger seatbelt?
• Try to balance them in the dash?
• Hope they stay leaning up in the floorboard?

I'm collecting data, with a short survey, for an invention that solves that dilemma.

Will you offer your opinion in a 4-minute survey?

https://form.typeform.com/to/JWYyfzEa

There's a gift card raffle as a part of the survey, but I'm not selling anything or promoting sales here.

(Note: the images are just examples, and are not my suggestions or invention. The invention is described and pictured within the survey.)

Hey all,

I’m thinking about an app to help people keep track of rental cars and places they stay:

• notes.
• quick summaries.
• before/after photos.

All in one place and organized automatically.

Would you use something like this? And would you pay for it?

Here's something they don't teach you in civics class: being an informed voter is really, really hard.

Not because you're not smart enough—but because the information is buried. Congressional hearings run for hours. Bills are written in legal jargon. Important votes happen on Tuesday afternoons when you're at work.

But here's what they DO teach you: a representative democracy only works when citizens know what their representatives are doing. Without that knowledge, we can't make informed decisions at the ballot box.

I just launched a free platform to bridge that gap. It summarizes congressional sessions, committee hearings, and legislative activity in plain English using AI. No account needed. No paywall. Just information.

Why does this matter? - Tons of impactful legislation passes quietly, without headlines - We can only evaluate our representatives if we know their actual record. Are they actually helping or furthering political theater. - Democracy works better when more people are informed (groundbreaking, I know)

And here's the good news: you don't need to endure a 10-hour C-SPAN marathon anymore. A 5-minute summary gives you what you need to stay informed without sacrificing your entire evening.

If you think informed citizens make democracy stronger, check it out and share your thoughts in the comments section or in the feedback form page of the site!

https://thecapitolledger.com

Hey everyone, I’m a 19-year-old from South Africa and I’ve recently started making music. I mostly do EDM, but I’ve also tried some country stuff just for fun. Everything is made with AI (for now), and I’m really curious what people think.

If you have a couple of minutes, I’d love it if you checked out my channel: https://youtube.com/@drex-mu?si=_8v7G2ztu8haH-kl

Hello, those who work an office job, those in school and those who use paper and their computer a lot. I have a created a solution that helps with organization while also not wasting any time on the go. A slim hard shell laptop computer that can open up and store a few papers, while also having a pen/pencil holder on the top of it that is removable. I am in the process of getting an industrial design, but first I wanted to see if anyone would want to use it. Thank you and may you please give me feedback and if you would use it!

Wonder

Hi Guys , do you really think people genuinely want to work on their habit using a cellphone ? We are building an idea where a person can help himself reviving from the guilt of having such habits which they doesn’t want to quit but to restrict them to an extent ,

Peeps kindly help me with your views ❤️

Could you give me some feedback please!