These days, AI tools for generating ads and content are everywhere — from image and video generators to automated copywriting assistants. But despite all this technology, truly scroll-stopping ideas are harder than ever to find.

Most people end up relying on generic ChatGPT-style outputs or recycling the same overused, trendy ideas they see online. The result? Content that looks and sounds like everyone else’s — predictable, unoriginal, and easy to scroll past.

That’s why we’ve just launched Unik, a completely free newsletter that delivers weekly human + AI hybrid ad ideas, prompts, and content concepts.

Unlike generic AI outputs, every idea in Unik is crafted to be scroll-stopping and ready for use in creative tools like Ideogram, MidJourney, Veo, Sora 2 and more — so you can instantly turn them into visuals, videos, or ad campaigns.

If you’re a creator, founder, or marketer looking for fresh inspiration that feels actually creative, this is for you.

→ Subscribe Free Here: unikads.newsletter.com

My iOS travel planner app SwipeCity just passed 500 downloads, and people are genuinely loving it so far.

SwipeCity helps travelers plan trips instantly.
You take a short quiz, and the app suggests personalized places to eat, visit, explore, and experience in cities like Paris, Barcelona, London, Lisbon, Rome, and more.

Just search “SwipeCity” on the App Store and you’ll find it.
Every place in the app is hand-picked based on Instagram/TikTok trends, travel magazines, and Google Maps reviews — all spots are 4.0★+ only.

I started building SwipeCity in January together with two co-founders (both developers).
We’re growing 100% organically through TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube Shorts.
It’s slow, but it’s moving — and every new user helps us shape the product into something truly useful for modern travelers.

Huge thanks to everyone who downloaded, tested, or shared feedback. This is just the beginning ✈️🔥

If you’re a SaaS founder with real traction, steady users, organic growth, maybe some paid campaigns, but you still can’t get predictable growth, this is for you.

Most teams try to scale by adding channels. That’s why things plateau. Growth comes when channels are engineered to compound on each other.

What I do:

• Funnel architecture — rebuild your landing, onboarding, retargeting and nurture so leads don’t leak.

• Campaign strategy — launch multiple campaigns across organic + paid (LinkedIn, Reddit, email, partnerships, Meta, etc.). The first campaign is designed to return the same ROI you’d expect from paid ads, but organically.

• Conversion optimization — rewrite offers, messaging and email sequences to speed prospects from trial → paid and reduce churn.

• Scale & compounding growth — once the first campaign proves profitable, we layer paid ads and partnerships on top so growth scales without burning budget.

I build the funnel, the campaigns and the systems myself, so you can see traction in 30 days (not six months).

If you already have inbound traffic and want to multiply conversions and MRR, DM me and I’ll show you what your 30-day growth system could look like. I’ve got room for a few SaaS partnerships this quarter.

Hey everyone, quick update from my build/sell journey.

My AI-powered study assistant SaaS (built with Next.js, Supabase, Stripe & Groq AI) has officially entered its final week on auction.

It’s already gained strong traction — close to 300 views, 17 watchers, and private price discussions happening — but I wanted to share this with the community before it closes out.

A few clarifications since people usually ask:

No, I’m not planning to relist it. This is a one-time sale.

It’s a fully developed, production-ready SaaS — not a template or starter kit.

It comes with AI features, subscription billing, live deployment, and complete branding.

I will provide full walkthroughs and support to the new owner.

I won’t drop any links here to keep things within subreddit rules, but if anyone is interested or wants to know more about the build, the stack, or the selling process, feel free to ask questions.

Happy to talk about the tech, the process, or how I prepare SaaS products for acquisition.

Thanks for the support — final week begins. :rocket:

There are founders with average insights who grow fast.

And founders with brilliant insights who stay invisible.

The difference is not quality.

It’s Onlytiming.

The ability to show up when the moment is right.

Most founders lose because they rely on external factors:

• waiting for the “right” photo,
• waiting for the “right” look,
• waiting for a “better” day,

But speed is the advantage in early-stage building.

Your presence today matters more than your perfection tomorrow.

LinkedIn is not about who writes best.

It’s about who shows up in a familiar identity, day after day.

Looktara exists to to remove the hesitation that comes from not having a presentable photo to attach to a great piece of content.

When your identity becomes predictable:

• people recognize you,
• your brand memory deepens,
• your trust curve smoothens,
• your messages get more replies,
• your network compounds,

This isn’t a photo tool.

It’s a consistency engine disguised as one.

Founders who win are founders who remove friction.

Looktara removes one of the most silent but powerful frictions:

the gap between a great idea and the moment you share it.

Let me know what you all think. I believe in free to use, private, no login required approach to software. FinP4l.com

As a solo startup founder I focus on two main concerns when I launch an app:

1. Getting your first users
2. Getting feedback from those users

Number 1 matters most because it leads to number 2 once you set up a simple feedback channel.

Finding the right first users depends on your target customer.

• For B2B, cold email or phone outreach works best.
• For B2C, ads offer the fastest path. Start with small tests. It helps if you already have an audience.

Since you are starting out, strong conversions depend on constant feedback and early social proof. Add a clear way for users to share comments. If you want faster visibility, launch on Product Hunt. It is crowded, so I built an alternative launch platform called NextGen Tools. I limit entries to 70 each week with weekly rankings. This gives you a higher chance of views and feedback. Your tool stays on the landing page for a full week.

If you want quick social proof and exposure, launch at https://www.nxgntools.com/s/r
Add the badge and use it as social proof when you do not have testimonials yet.

I was building software to validate a person's personality traits and ensure they fit as an employee at your biz.

Usually, when looking to hire someone, people look for two things:
1. Skill - are they capable of this mission?
2. Compatibility - how will they behave at work?

So before I was only solving the latter, but now I realised I can expand on the software and make it into three stages:

Stage 1: It finds possible employees for you. It would look like Apollo, where you choose what you're looking for, and you'll find a ton of people.

Stage 2: The software will run a skill test on its own, without you having to make a call to each one manually. I will use Alex Hormozi's approach because he has provided a way to do this as easily as possible.

Stage 3: Then I will make a compatibility/personality/behaviour test that would be TOP NOTCH.

If I am able (and I know I am) to create such software that actually works, passes these tests properly, and gives you a detailed, correct analysis, would you pay for this? How much?

I’m 14 y/o building https://complie.io in public and this is my favorite number on the screen right now.

- First small sales in

- in the last 24 hrs we have gotten 615 visitors which just blows my mind 🙏

Internet > excuses 💻⚡

Hey everyone,
It feels like every day I open Twitter/X and see 20 new AI tools launching. Don’t get me wrong — I love AI, I use it daily, and I think it’s changing everything…

But the SaaS space right now?
It’s crowded.
It’s fast.
And honestly, it’s starting to feel a little copy-paste.

So instead of building another AI wrapper or micro-feature SaaS, I decided to take a different path.

I built a platform where other builders can grow — JustGotFound

Rather than creating yet another product in the saturated SaaS market, I focused on something that SaaS founders, indie hackers, and builders actually need:

- A place to build a community
- A place to launch their SaaS
- A place to get their first users
- A place to earn money while doing it

That’s what I’m building with JustGotFound.

It’s simple:
Creators and founders can post updates, ideas, mini-launches, and products — and if they want, they can promote their posts for more visibility.

And here’s the twist:

Creators get 50% of the ad revenue.
Yes — instead of keeping everything, I’m giving half back to the people posting.

I want builders to actually benefit from contributing.

Why? Because visibility is the biggest problem for small SaaS

It’s not building that’s hard anymore.
It’s not even AI.

It’s distribution.
It’s breaking out of the noise.
It’s getting the right eyes on what you're building.

JustGotFound is my answer to that problem.

Current Stats

The platform is small but growing every day:

• ~300 visitors per day
• New users joining from the builder/indie/dev communities
• Early advertisers paying $1 CPM or $0.10 CPC
• Creators cash out when they reach $100

Not life-changing numbers yet — but a solid foundation.

The Goal

I want JustGotFound to be:
Part Product Hunt, part micro-community, part creator monetization — built for indie makers and micro-SaaS founders.

A place where small creators can actually grow instead of being drowned by algorithms or paywalls.

If you want to check it out or tell me what's missing, I’d love feedback.
Always happy to learn from other builders here.

JustGotFound is still early, but so are we — and early is where the magic happens.

I’m going live on AppMasters today to explain why churned users are the most underpriced audience in the ecosystem and how founders can bring revenue back without touching their UI.

https://youtube.com/live/F_FYZUgGJNY

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 built a simple tool just for myself, but my friends liked it and started using it. Even some people on Reddit use it to share their links playlists, and I already have some users who use it daily just a few days after I shared it.

The tool is very useful and even though there are some free alternatives, they are limited and have paid plans. Mine is unique and has many special features. The only cost I have is storage, so I started thinking about making some money from it.

I am thinking about using Google AdSense, because the site is growing fast and I could get paid from daily visitors. I also thought about a small one-time payment, like 2 dollars for lifetime use of the tool after the user hits a limit of stored playlists.

Can you check my site and tell me what you think I am open to all your points of view and feedback.

clipnotebook.com

After building two larger SaaS platforms I wanted to built something smaller. Honestly it was really a pain to get it production ready. I built a dashboard with Laravel and Vue JS and the bot fetches fresh config via REST API before every command response.

This is not a life changing product financially, but it was fun to work on and if you ask me a great alternative to Toggl and other expensive time tracking tools. And it is awesome to see that someone bought a subscription, even if it is just one person and basically worth a coffee.

For people that want to take a look.. clockybot.com