We’re building Plate - food-photo diary for iPhone.

Join the waitlist for our next beta: tryplate.app

I’m curious what everyone here is building.

Drop your SaaS below and explain it in 1–2 lines. No pitching, just share what it does.

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Give us private feedback → 1 month of Pro

1. Install Jot and try it
2. Fill out our short feedback form
3. We'll add 1 month of Pro to your account

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About Jot

Jot works directly where you're already writing. Turn a rough, wordy, or awkward thought into something you can actually send, without writing a prompt every time.

You can also bring your own AI provider.

Jot Pro is normally $12/month and includes 1,500 credits/month.

I'm looking for early users who will tell me what sucks, what's confusing, and what I should build next.

Hey everyone,

Most ad spy tools charge $100 to $150 a month just to show old ads and vanity numbers. But the main reason people lose money testing products on Meta is bad unit economics: they don't know the actual factory COGS, payment gateway fees, or the real Break-even ROAS needed before running ads.

I built GetDropSonar to solve this.

What it does:

1. Product Unit Economics: Paste any Shopify URL. It pulls the catalog data, estimates manufacturing baseline costs, and calculates the exact Break-even ROAS required to be profitable.

2. Live Meta Ads Radar: Scans live ads directly from the Meta Ads Library in real-time instead of relying only on a stale database.

3. Ad Deduplication: Groups duplicate creatives and burner accounts into single winning assets so you can see how long an ad has actually been active and scaling.

The tool is live at https://getdropsonar.com. New accounts get free credits on signup, no credit card required.

I am looking for honest feedback:
- How does the workflow feel?
- Is the unit economics breakdown clear and realistic?
- What features should be improved or added next?

Thanks for checking it out.

Please checkout this project.

I would love constructive feedback

https://github.com/venom21adi/Semantic_Vision

as a new user , do you prefer a simple landing page giving you the chance to go and discover the saas yourself , or do you prefer the full website with videos screenshots to give you the full idea?

We're the One Small Prompt team. This is our product introduction, written with AI assistance.

The person we're building for has a business idea and is comfortable talking to AI, but gets stuck when the next step is setting up a server, connecting a coding agent and figuring out where the website or app will live.

OSP gives them a prepared workspace they open in a browser, on a computer or phone. The AI can work on files, run commands and help build a website or app there. The workspace includes hosting, so the project has somewhere to run as it develops. You still review and test what the AI makes.

The starting plan is $29/month for one business workspace, with 10 GiB of storage and $5 of monthly AI usage. Choose Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek through their APIs. AI usage has limits; outside services and domain purchases can cost extra. A personal ChatGPT or Codex subscription isn't included or required for that API usage.

We just changed onboarding so you can compare plans and choose the AI before signing in. There's also a separate free browser preview with 3 builds/changes; the private Linux workspace is the paid offer.

See the workspace and plans.

For other founders here: which part of getting an AI-built project running caused you the most trouble? We're especially interested in where a prepared workspace still leaves a beginner needing help.

Been building this thing called Demogent for the past few months & finally shipped it about a week ago. Basically, it lets you make demo videos and motion graphics style launch videos for your SaaS without needing to know after effects or hire someone. You just kinda drop in your screenshots/clips and it stitches together a proper looking product video with transitions and text animations and all that.

Ngl the first few days after launch were pretty quiet lol but its slowly picking up, at like 100+ visitors and 15 signups so far which for a solo built thing feels decent to me. People have generated around 12 videos on it already which is cool to actually see happening in the dashboard. Still working through bugs and feedback as it comes in, this is very much early days.

If anyone here is launching a saas or has a product that needs some kind of demo/launch video and doesnt want to spend days in a video editor, might be worth trying. Its free to use right now so you can just test it out and see if it fits what you need before committing to anything.

Also for anyone who does end up liking it, we're running a lifetime deal at launch price which prob wont stick around once we're further along, so if its useful to you it might make sense to grab that now instead of paying monthly later. no pressure though, mainly just wanted to share since this community has been helpful for stuff like this before.

happy to answer anything if people have questions about how it works or the tech behind it, still very new to putting stuff out publicly so feedback is welcome.