Short post to introduce myself: I'm Ryan from Canada. I began my e-commerce journey with dropshipping in 2021, eventually scaling to $40k monthly revenue driven by TikTok organic growth. Now I'm focused on solofounding and automating AI workflows. I run faceless content channels across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, specializing in AI products and educational content. DM me for a discovery chat. I'm looking forward to learning a lot in the forum.
I'm Aman, and I run an Instagram creator account myself. When ManyChat changed its pricing earlier this year, I'd had enough. I wasn't going to pay a per-contact tax just to auto-reply to comments and DMs.
I m Justin, a product designer with ~15 years of experience building digital platforms - and more recently, SaaS startups. Last year, I launched an AI product in the relationship space. And for the past 10 months, I ve been working on my next big challenge:
TallySpark - an AI-powered accounting platform for freelancers and small businesses (beta waitlist just opened).
I started it because I got sick of filling out forms, chasing invoices, and wasting hours on admin when I could be building or playing with my 13-month-old son (who currently sleeps better than my Github repo ).
I've had a long technical career in networking, integration, software, computers, configurations, testing, debugging and more for over 25 years. It wasn't until about 5 years ago i started making my own experiment's using Arduino IDE. After that i continued on with python courses, java, android studio creating all kinds of applications for users or production testing environments, which led me to here: A full featured AI chat UI that rivals and out performs Chat GPT in features and enhancements. If your building ai chats, I'm happy to share my knowledge and experience.
I'm not a seasoned professional developer, rather i consider myself a highly skilled and educated knowledge worker.
Background in sales, recently got into vibe coding, and now I spend my time building websites and turning them into actual businesses using what I learned carrying a quota.
Right now I'm helping develop Cinder, a real-time call navigation tool that keeps reps on track from opener to close without getting in the way. Building it because most sales tools are made by people who've never actually sold anything, and it shows.
Here to meet other builders, learn from people further along than me, and check out what everyone's working on. If you're in sales or building for sales, say hi.
I'm a software engineer contributing to OpenObserve, an open-source observability platform (Rust backend, Vue frontend). Most of my work is on the frontend design system and developer tooling lately I've been deep in a large component migration and building Claude-powered PR review automation with GitHub Actions.
One thing I'm genuinely trying to figure out: for those of you using AI in your code review or CI pipelines, where has it actually saved you time vs. added noise? I've found it great for catching style drift and missed edge cases, but I'm still tuning how much to trust it on architectural feedback.
Happy to share what I've learned about open-source contribution workflows or setting up AI code review in GitHub Actions if that's useful to anyone. Looking forward to being here!
I ve spent a lot of time looking at how businesses manage customer conversations, and one thing kept bothering me.
Customers might message a business on WhatsApp, Instagram, email, webchat, or somewhere else entirely, but the business often ends up managing each conversation in a different place.
Looking to explore new tools , for my backround am a software developer working with ai agents and building new stuffs, new useful stuffs if what excites me.
