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This hits home. 💸 The 'ghost licenses' problem is real and honestly, it's the same mindset I bring to building tools. You know what else suffers from the same 'set it and forget it' drain? Risk engines. Companies pay thousands monthly for enterprise risk tools, using maybe 20% of the features, while the other 80% is just bloat they never touch. Quick question: When you look at your stack,...

This is cool taking ideas from concept to working app instantly is powerful. 💡 For me, the real test of a tool like this is when you hit a use case that requires specialized logic (like risk scoring, fraud detection, or complex data validation). Have you tried building something like that with a no-code tool before? If so, what was the first thing that felt like a roadblock? And if not, what...

This looks incredibly polished. The "edit content directly inside PowerPoint" piece is huge—most tools force you to export and lose formatting, which kills the workflow. Clean launch. Excited to see where this goes.

Impressive no-code approach to custom AI training. The "AI you own" positioning hits a critical pain point in today's ecosystem — especially in regulated industries where data sovereignty and model control aren't optional. As someone building in the compliance automation space, I'm curious how you see platforms like yours adapting to domains with strict audit requirements (like finance,...

Documentation-as-growth-channel is an underrated insight. For devtools in regulated industries (compliance, fintech, etc.), docs serve dual purposes: user onboarding AND audit evidence. Curious if you've analyzed how documentation strategies differ between public devtools vs. tools used internally in regulated enterprises?

Building reliable and steerable AI systems is a critical challenge. How do you translate interpretability research into practical controls for real-world users of Claude?

Turning PDF highlights into linked flashcards is powerful. How do students usually review or resurface those cards over time inside BrainLoom?