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I built an AI agent that actually does the work in your SaaS (1-line SDK install) [Feedback]
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I built an AI agent that actually does the work in your SaaS (1-line SDK install) [Feedback]

Hey everyone,

I built a product over the past few months, an embeddable agent that navigates your B2B SaaS and executes multi-step tasks for users.

What it does:

Your users speak or type a task → Navsi's agent opens the right screens, fills forms, clicks buttons, completes it end-to-end.

Example

A Navsi user types a request like:

>"Create invoice for Client XYZ, 5 hours, $300/hr"

→ Agent navigates to Billing page→ Creates invoice → Fills client, hours, rate → Saves.

So the user doesn’t have to click through multiple screens or fill many fields manually.

What I'm looking for:

  • B2B SaaS founders who want to try this in private beta
  • Feedback on the product
  • Use cases I haven't thought of

>Check it out : Navsi AI

Built this because every AI chatbot I researched just tells users what to do and none of them do it. Wanted to fix that.

Happy to answer questions about the product, setup or anything else.I built an AI agent that actually does the work in your SaaS (1-line SDK install) [Feedback]

u/Significant_Dot5737 — 22 hours ago

Put a link to your startup SaaS to promote it or ask for advice.

Share a link to your startup SaaS to promote it

Feel free to promote your startup innovations

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u/itilogy — 23 hours ago
I built a roadmap for building a one-person business (mind maps + templates)

I built a roadmap for building a one-person business (mind maps + templates)

I’ve been trying to understand how solopreneurs actually grow from 0 to a real business, and I kept seeing the same pattern:

Skill → Clients → Offer → Proof → Content → Distribution → Leads → Productize → Systems → Automation → Scale

So I started organizing everything into mind maps and simple guides to make it clearer, and I put everything into a GitHub repo.

I’m building it as an open resource with:

- Mind maps

- Lead generation ideas

- Cold outreach templates

The goal is to build a one-person business that runs on systems, not burnout.

I’m still building it, but I wanted to share it in case it helps someone else, and I’d love feedback from other solopreneurs.

Repo:

https://github.com/ExMapo/solopreneur-10x/

If you’re working on a one-person business, what stage are you at?

u/Neither_Koala1678 — 3 hours ago
Finally stopped checking inbox every hour to check if something is important! Building an open source email productivity app!
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Finally stopped checking inbox every hour to check if something is important! Building an open source email productivity app!

Hi people. I am a student and a working professional and I receive hell lot of mails everyday. Like some from job applications, newsletters, marketing mails, university mails and whenever opened my inbox, all cluttered don't know what to read.

Therefore I started building an app, NeatMail that works inside Gmail/Outlook. Labels and sorts mails as they arrive. I create my own labels. Bulk unsubscribe with detailed unread/read count to unsubscribe from nasty sender. And it can create drafts based on previous tone, context and can check you calendar.

And the best feature, it is connected with my telegram, so any important mail arrives on my telegram, or from any specific sender. Like my personal assistant, confirm me to send drafts also.

Building it solo, open source - Lakshay1509/NeatMail: Stop managing email. Let your inbox manage itself

Here is the link - https://www.neatmail.app/

Would any one like to try it, looking to connect and someone to try it:)

u/Ill-Improvement-3859 — 8 days ago
I built a collaborative digital mural in one evening.. 100,000 strangers each pay $1.99 to upload one permanent photo tile
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I built a collaborative digital mural in one evening.. 100,000 strangers each pay $1.99 to upload one permanent photo tile

A few weeks ago I was laid off .. Instead of spiraling I decided to just build something, anything and see if people would pay for it

One night I sat down with Base44 and AI tools and built onetile.me.

The concept is like stupidly simple.. 100,000 spots on a digital mural. Each person pays $1.99 to upload one photo permanently. When all 100,000 tiles are claimed the mural is complete. Forever.

Stripe was live the same night.

The first real moment came from Hacker News. A guy challenged me in the comments — "why would I pay $1.99 for this?" I wrote him an honest answer. Then I built a new $9.99 tier with a permanent external link based on his feedback. He bought it at 4am from the UK.

Day 6. 11 tiles. $34 revenue. The mural is mostly empty and that's the whole problem and the whole point.

onetile.me — your spot is still available

u/ReasonableFee95 — 10 hours ago
EBS Venture Challenge 🚀🔥
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EBS Venture Challenge 🚀🔥

Nur noch 2 Wochen bis zur EBS Venture Challenge

Am 16.04.2026 ist es soweit.

Ein Event voller Innovation, spannender Pitches und wertvoller Kontakte. Sichert euch jetzt eure Tickets oder bewerbt euch mit eurer eigenen Idee und pitcht vor Jury & Publikum. 💡🏆

🥇= 6 Monate Zugang zum Coworking Space von Futury in Frankfurt ‼️

Der FFI Pitch Workshop hilft euch, eure Pitch-Skills zu perfektionieren und euch optimal vorzubereiten.

🎟️ Tickets: https://vivenu.com/event/ebs-venture-challenge-s90rsk

🚀 Startup-Bewerbung: https://forms.gle/1Dq1SgZGdmhAkBq16

Seid dabei!

Rheingaustraße 1, 65375 Oestrich-Winkel

u/MaximalistG — 10 hours ago

I have made a platform for spontaneous meeting, but for verified professionals only

So I built a small platform called ClashGrid (https://www.clashgrid.com).

The idea is simple:

→ Verified corporate professionals

→ Spontaneous 1:1 or small group meetups

→ No endless chatting — actually meet people

Think of it like: “I’m free this evening, who interesting can I meet nearby?”

A few things we focused on:

•	Only corporate emails (to avoid spam / fake profiles)

•	Real-world meetups over endless texting

•	Low-pressure, no awkward pitching vibe

Still early stage, and honestly trying to figure out:

•	Do people even want spontaneous professional meetups?

•	What would make YOU actually show up?

•	Biggest fear: awkwardness, safety, time waste?

Would love brutally honest feedback:

•	Would you use something like this?

•	What would stop you?

•	Any features you’d expect before trusting ?
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u/Content-Use6396 — 7 hours ago
My cold email open rates tanked this year. Here is how I pivoted to intent-based lead generation.
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My cold email open rates tanked this year. Here is how I pivoted to intent-based lead generation.

If you are doing outbound B2B sales right now, you already know how brutal the recent Google and Yahoo spam filter updates have been.

A few months ago, my open rates completely fell off a cliff. I realized the old strategy of scraping a massive list of 5,000 generic contacts and blasting them with the exact same automated sequence is basically a death sentence for your sending domain now.

I realized I had to stop focusing on volume and start focusing entirely on timing. I wiped my old stack and moved everything over to a single B2B sales automation platform (I am using starnus.com right now).

Instead of buying stale lists, it acts as an intent engine. You tell it to look for specific buying signals—like a company that just raised funding, hired a new CMO, or asked a specific question online. When the signal hits, the system automatically triggers a highly relevant outreach sequence.

My sending volume dropped by 80%, but my actual meeting booking rate doubled because every email is highly contextual and hitting an active buyer.

Are you guys still relying on massive static lists for your outreach, or have you made the jump to intent signals to protect your domains?

u/Capital-Pen1219 — 3 days ago
I built an all-in-one car & fleet management app for iOS

I built an all-in-one car & fleet management app for iOS

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m an indie developer and I just released a major update for WheelTrack, my all-in-one vehicle management app for iOS.

What is WheelTrack?

Whether you own 1 car or manage a fleet of 100, WheelTrack helps you stay on top of everything:

🔧 Maintenance Tracking – Never miss an oil change or tire rotation again. Full history with costs, mileage and garage info.

💰 Expense Management – Track fuel, insurance, parking, cleaning… See exactly where your money goes with charts and filters.

🔑 Rental Management – Create rental contracts, track deposits, condition reports, and rental income. Perfect if you rent out your vehicles.

📍 GPS Trip Tracking – Record your trips in real-time with live GPS. Export to PDF or CSV for tax purposes or business reports.

📊 Dashboard – Get a clear overview of all your spending and rental income at a glance.

🌍 Now available in 4 languages!

This is what I’m most proud of in this update. WheelTrack is now fully localized in:

🇫🇷 Français

🇬🇧 English

🇩🇪 Deutsch

🇯🇵 日本語

The entire UI, dates, currencies (€ £ ¥ $ CHF CNY INR DZD KRW) and number formats adapt automatically to your language. It’s not just translated, it’s localized.

WheelTrack follows a freemium model. You can use it for free with core features and upgrade to Premium to unlock unlimited vehicles and all advanced features.

Premium unlocks unlimited vehicles and all features.

Other highlights

iCloud sync via CloudKit

Sign in with Apple

Beautiful native SwiftUI design

Privacy-first: all data stays on your device or your private iCloud

Premium unlocks unlimited vehicles and all features

Why I built this

I manage several vehicles personally and couldn’t find an app that did everything I needed without being bloated or ugly.

So I built my own. I’ve been working on it for over a year and I’m really happy with where it is now.

Would love to hear your feedback! 🙏

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wheeltrack-car-management/id6753978807

Website: www.wheeltrack.fr

u/Primary-Ad-71 — 13 hours ago
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Build An UI/UX fixing/Auditing Website for devs and teams.

Hey everyone,

mandlix.com I’ve been working on a small project lately — a UI/UX auditing tool for developers, indie makers, and teams.

The idea came from a simple problem:
Most of us build products, but we don’t always realize why users bounce or why something feels “off” in the UI.

So I built a tool that:

  • Analyzes your website pages
  • Detects common UX issues (spacing, hierarchy, contrast, clutter, etc.)
  • Gives actionable suggestions (not just generic advice)
  • Shows fixes visually so you can actually improve fast

Right now, I’m offering:
👉 Free analysis for up to 10 pages

I’m still improving it and would really love honest feedback from devs/designers here.

Questions I’d love help with:

  • Would you actually use something like this?
  • What kind of UX issues do you struggle with most?
  • What features would make this a must-have tool?

Thanks Please Comment 🙌

u/Electrical-Cost-8322 — 18 hours ago
I built an app that maps your voice memories and emotions
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I built an app that maps your voice memories and emotions

I built an iOS app where you can record short voice memories and attach them to exact locations.

When you come back to that place, the app reminds you and you can listen to what you recorded there.

It also analyzes the emotion in your voice to build a personal emotional map, and with the Pro version you get stats and insights over time.

https://apps.apple.com/it/app/sonorae/id6760564492

u/gmnt_808 — 2 days ago
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Free tool to help with auto-filling accelerator applications

Hey y'all,

I’ve been spending a lot of time lately on accelerator applications. The annoying part is every application wants slightly different version with different requirements, like shorter than 200 words etc. So it just turns into endless copying&pasting, and tweaking the same information over and over.

I know a lot of you go through something similar. I tried some existing auto-filling tools but honestly they're either not intelligent enough(i.e., ignoring the specific requirements), or required extra effort to manually set everything up.

I built Learn & Fill - a tool that learns continuously about you from your inputs and acts as your personal profile bank.

  • Learn mode: It watches and intelligently organizes my info while I fill forms the normal way. And it does learns continuously.
  • Fill mode: On a new form, I switch to Fill mode and it pulls the right details from my profile.

Still testing the demand. Below is the link if you're curious:

https://learnfill.reveliolabs.app/?utm_source=rd-startupaccelerator

DM me if you have any question. And best of luck with building!

u/paidianying — 13 hours ago

A Beginner-Friendly Coding Platform with 1v1 Battles

Hello everyone,

We are a small team of 3 people building a programming learning platform with an IDE called GOCO IDE. We are currently seeking some valuable feedback from the community.

Our primary goal is to make a logic-building platform that makes programming more engaging and competitive, particularly for beginners and school/college students.

Here are some of the features we are currently building for our application:

• Custom Beginner-Friendly Language (GOCO)
We made our own simple language to help beginners learn logic without complex syntax.

• 1v1 Ranked Programming Matches
The users can play 1v1 coding battles, get placed into a league-like system after their placement matches, and gain/lose ranked ratings based on their performance (similar to an online game ranking system).We also have support for C/C++, Java ,Python for 1v1's.

• Structured Course (700+ questions planned)
There will be Step-by-step courses with practice problems from beginner to advanced.

• Teacher / Classroom Mode
Teachers can create rooms, share the room ID with students, monitor progress, give assignments, and see how many questions each student solved, something similar to Microsoft Teams.

Our website: GOCO IDE

So now our main question is :
Should we just keep the course limited to our custom language (GOCO),
Or should we also add the 3 major languages like C, Python, and Java?

Also, as developers, students, or teachers , what specific features do you expect in an education platform of this kind ?

We are still in the development phase, so honest feedback, criticisms, and suggestions are most welcome.
And please drop your idea's about the project and the overall concept which we are Building

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u/TryPrize6865 — 16 hours ago
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