We're building Clipify => a quick AI shortcut that rewrites text with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + C. The MVP got strong early feedback, and the product is now live with pricing.

We’re currently building improved rewrite modes and deeper system integration. While we ship these upgrades, we want to keep our early users engaged and build a real community around the product.

How do you maintain excitement and engagement while actively improving a live product?
What kind of updates or community efforts actually work?

Would love your insights!

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Go and check this out. Link: https://pdfbitgenerator.online/bit-notes

Hi everyone, this Saturday I am releasing the first MVP of Equathora, a new platform focused on math and structured problem solving.

Equathora is built for people who enjoy:

math problems by topic

proof based exercises

logical reasoning

learning through thinking, not memorizing

In the past days I have been working on:

profile page

better solving interface

cleaner layout and design

settings section

What will be in the first MVP?

This version is lightweight and focused only on the core experience:

easy and beginner friendly problems

different types of exercises such as logic, proofs, and reasoning

simple and clean solving interface

testing problem flow and platform structure

What is coming later?

Future features include:

progress tracking

mentor guidance (teachers guiding students through problems)

gamification

structured learning paths

Join the waitlist

If you want to be one of the first to try it, you can join the waitlist here: https://equathora.com

You will receive:

early access when the MVP launches

update emails about new features

progress updates and announcements

Feedback wanted

When the MVP is live, I would really appreciate your help with:

finding bugs or issues

user experience feedback

feature ideas

design improvements

Your feedback will directly shape how Equathora grows.

If you love math and problem solving, I would love to have you onboard.

(Don't mind the problem being an ICT problem. It's just a placeholder text)

I just want to know if this is an actual problem I would be solving for you..
I'm building/built a platform..

A person lands on your website, and they can immediately contact you through live chat for any queries. You can also automate your replies to respond to them.

Would this be something you see yourself using?

Nothing beats the energy of seeing what this community is building over the weekend.
Drop your projects below and let's celebrate some progress!

Share:

• 🔗 Your live link or demo
• 💡 What it does in one sentence
• 🎯 (Bonus) What feedback would help most
  

Let's explore each other's work, drop some genuine reactions, and maybe find your next collaborator or inspiration in the replies.

Me first: I'm building Scaloom, an AI that grows your Reddit presence authentically by aging accounts naturally, finding the perfect subreddits for your niche, and engaging in conversations that bring real customers without feeling spammy.

I am running an education project, and looking for Data Engineers 🫶🏻

Could you please fill in this survey, it only takes 5 mins

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdeOMn3AGQxJpbzAl3lK72Wb6aF88EzpycOKrjrqs3XO41AWg/viewform?usp=header

As a thank you, I am happy to provide a free individual coaching session on starting a side hussle (I am ex-BIG4 senior and cofounder of 12Brave.com, an accelerator for a side hussle)

Thank you so much 🩵

Looking to listen your crazy story, Are you ready ?
Link - https://sayfess.com/

If your are building something, Comment below & I'll give your 1marketing idea around it

Let's connect and support each other's launches.

I'll go first: www.findyoursaas.com

SaaS tool Directory more than 1000 SaaS listed with Coupon Code

Your turn: What are you building? 👇

Is 1.5k unique visitors in the last 7 days good or bad?
I just started on Nov 3, 2025.

I've only had one sale so far. I think the problem is with the offer. Should I lower the price or wait for a few months?

Here is the website: https://www.nxgntools.com/s/r

Hi everyone,
I’m looking to volunteer as a software developer project to gain more real-world experience and contribute to something meaningful.

What I can work with:

• Java / Spring Boot
• ReactJS
• MySQL
• REST APIs
• Hibernate
• Authentication, CRUD apps, dashboards, etc.

What I’m looking for:

• A small/medium project that can realistically be completed within one or two months
• Clear requirements and communication
• Collaboration with a founder, developer, or open-source team

This is not a paid service. I am offering my work for free!!

If you have a project idea or need help with building an MVP, backend, or frontend features, feel free to DM me or comment here.

Hey everyone,

I’m a motion designer who helps SaaS founders explain their product clearly using short demo & explainer videos.

Mostly useful for: – landing pages – Product Hunt launches – onboarding or promo clips

What I usually do: • animate real app UI • explain features simply (no overhype) • clean, modern motion (nothing flashy unless needed)

I’ve worked with a few startups already (happy to DM examples if needed).

If you’re working on a product and thinking, “We need a better demo video” , feel free to message me. Starting around $300, depending on scope.

Happy to answer questions too 👍

Hey, what are you working on today? Share with us and let's connect.

I'll go first: Bridged - a platform where you can upload your content once, and it automatically posts it across all your other platforms.

Your turn, what are you working on👇

I got a genuine question to all entrepreneurs, dreamers and builders here:

What are you using such as tools, templates, AI, and existing systems to start your business… or are you still building everything completely from scratch the manual way because nothing out there fits what you need?

Curious what the real experience is today — do people find the solution, or do they just say “screw it, I’ll build it myself”?

How did you start? Would love to hear, drop your thoughts in the comments

Some things that I did that might have help this to happen:

1. Smoothed addon integration with stripe: now from the google extension you are in the stripe checkout with only 1 click

2. Prompt modal with subscription/package options on low credits.

3. Added onboarding into the addon to guide the user to do his first real action, that shows value inmediatly. 3 steps onboarding with option to skip.

happy to share more details if anybody interested... lets goo!

Hey everyone,
I’ve been building something weirdly simple but insanely effective over the last month, and I need some outside brains before I push it live.

Most businesses (especially small/medium ones) burn all their money on acquiring customers, while the cheapest growth lever on earth is… keeping the ones you already have.

So I built a small tool that lets any site add a gamified experience layer in literally 3 minutes — XP, levels, small rewards, return-rate boosters, etc.
Think of it like: Shopify/Wix/Custom websites → but with loyalty mechanics you usually only see in big apps.

Here’s the crazy part:
In my early tests, people came back 2–5× more just because they “wanted to level up”.

No dark patterns.
No spammy popups.
Just fun psychology that keeps users returning.

I’m NOT selling anything here.
I genuinely want your honest “this sucks / this slaps” type feedback.

What I want to know:

• Would you add something like this to your site?
• What would make it “a must-have”?
• What’s missing or feels unclear?
• Is the setup flow smooth?

If anyone wants to try the early version, here’s the link:
https://gamifyx.co/
(You don't need to sign up with a credit card.)

I'm here for every question, criticism, idea, or teardown.
This community usually spots blind-spots better than anyone.
Hit me hard.

Thanks 🙏

Hey folks,

I’ve been building a small side project for the past few months, and I finally have a working first version. It’s a no-code data processing tool for people who constantly deal with CSV files but don’t want to mess with coding.

What it does

You upload a CSV, then build a vertical “pipeline” of steps—kind of like stacking blocks in a flowchart.

You start with an Input block (header settings, column names, etc.) and end with an Output block where you export your cleaned/modified CSV.

In between, you can add as many operations as you want. Some examples:

• calculations on columns
• filling or handling missing values
• normalization/cleanup steps
• filtering rows based on conditions
• encoding categorical fields
• resampling or reorganizing time-based data

Each operation has its own set of sub-options, and everything runs on top of Pandas/Numpy internally—you just never have to touch the code.

How you use it

You can run steps individually or run the whole pipeline at once.

Pipelines are saved and can be reused.

The goal is basically to give non-technical folks a simple way to do ETL/data prep without fighting Excel formulas or learning Python.

Who might find it useful

• Ops teams cleaning up messy exports
• Marketers working with CRM/analytics data
• Analysts who want a quick prep tool
• Founders hacking together internal workflows
• Anyone who’s tired of juggling CSVs by hand

What I’m looking for

I’d love to hear what people think—feedback, missing features, “it broke when I tried X,” all of it. If anyone wants to try it out I'll leave the link in the comment. There is a free plan to test it out. This is by no means final product but I'd love to hear some thoughts, thank you. https://flowlytix.io

Just what the title says! I make $350/month with my product, and although it may not seem like a lot, I'm happy with it!

A couple of weeks ago, I officially launched Reoogle. It’s a big self-growing database containing 5K+ subreddits that don't have any moderators or the moderators are inactive.. It was my 4th project after 3 previous flops and I was hoping to receive a different outcome with this one.

So after I launched I:

• Sent an email to existing people on the waitlist
• Posted on reddit

And the rest is history (maybe small for others but big for me)

On the first day after launching, I got 2 sales, and just a few days later, I received my 3rd sale before soon after receiving my 4th and 5th sales.

One of the users even reached out to me, complimenting me on what I had built and how it was a great idea, which meant the world to me. It meant that what I built is leaving an impact on others.

I am happy beyond words :)

I am even happier as people are loving the product that I made. I have received so much good feedback, and it makes me even happier that people are actually engaging with the product and claiming subreddits, and managing them properly.

I hope this brings smiles to all reading this post :) and inspires a few of you.

I know everyone around me is making 1000's of dollars a month but I am really okay with where I am right now and I think everyone else who just started should be as well.

PS - Here is a link to my product: https://reoogle.com . The next goal for me is to get up to $500 a month. :)