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FigGlow: We Built This Because We Were Tired of Wasting Hours on Carousels

I'm going to be honest with you.

Last month I spent four hours turning a conference deck into a LinkedIn carousel. Four hours. I've shipped production agents in less time.

Export slides. Open Canva. Resize everything. Realize the fonts don't match. Start over. Tweak. Export. Realize it looks off on mobile. Tweak again.

I one-shotted a full SaaS in Lovable (AI agents, auth, usage gate, etc.). 3 lessons I learned ↓

I did it. I one-shotted a Lovable app - and not a simple one.

I built a branded, Netflix-style hub of AI tools for my audience. Think: a website where people land, browse a library of AI agents and workflows trained on my expertise, sign up, fill in their profile, and start using the tools - with every tool knowing who they are and personalizing its responses based on their profile. The hub handles auth, onboarding, usage tracking via webhooks, a paywall that kicks in after a free tier, full run history with resume, dark mode, and an admin dashboard. 9 pages total.

Alex Cinovoj

27d ago

CipherClaw - Find vulnerabilities and generate code patches fast

CipherClaw scans your codebase for vulnerabilities, traces root causes across dependencies, and generates production-ready patches for modern development workflows. Built for fast-moving teams!

Are you stuck in "Vibe Coding Hell"? (And how to get out)

A year ago, the biggest enemy for self-taught devs was "Tutorial Hell", watching 6-hour YouTube videos, feeling like you understood it, and then freezing the second you saw a blank IDE.

Today, we have a new enemy.

Alex Cinovoj

28d ago

Bob the Builder - Turn chaotic brain dumps into organized tasks with voice AI.

Stop typing, start talking. Bob is a voice-first task manager that turns your chaotic brain dumps into organized, actionable steps. Just talk to Bob, and he'll automatically atomize big goals into subtasks, estimate time, and keep you focused on shipping. Overwhelmed by your to-do list? Brain dump your thoughts to Bob.