After 4 months of slog and head scratching I ve just built my first app, BreachWatch, and I d love to introduce it properly. I'm hoping to build more so any guidance feedback or advice would really be appreciated .

It s a family-focused breach monitoring tool designed to be simple and easy to use. The idea is to help families keep an eye on whether their email addresses or digital identities may have been exposed in data breaches without needing cybersecurity knowledge or confusing dashboards.

They say the best startup ideas come from solving your own problems. Mine started with a breakup.

After going through a difficult breakup (Like a reallly shitty one), I decided to do something I'd never seriously considered before: go to therapy.

There were hundreds of therapists to choose from, all with impressive qualifications, professional headshots, and descriptions promising a safe, supportive space. But everything was self promotion how was I supposed to know who was actually good?

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Hey Martyn here.

I ve been building things on the internet since the late 90s. Started out the same way a lot of people probably did back then, tinkering with early websites, figuring out how things worked, breaking things, fixing them, and generally making software do things it wasn t originally designed to do.

I ve always been more of a problem solver than anything else. If something annoys me or feels inefficient, my instinct is usually to try and build a way around it.

For most of that time I was a developer, mainly web and backend, but over the last year AI has completely changed how I work.

I'm Andrew, based in London, founder and CEO of Kineto, with over a decade in content platforms, music products, and voice assistants. Most recently, before Kineto, I created and led Junie, the JetBrains coding agent, got to scale it from zero, watch it actually start shaping how teams work, and learn what scaling an agent really takes.

Now I'm taking that experience into a different industry: the creator and influencer economy.

Two things I'd genuinely love to talk to people here about:

The creator economy itself. Tools, platforms, business models, all moving fast. I'm a fan of the take that we can't really automate creativity, but there are 20 things around it that agents can genuinely help with. Not using AI is not on the table, that ship sailed. The interesting question is how we build products that take the boring 20 and protect the part people actually got into this for. Always curious to meet others working in this space: image, video, audio, voice, anything adjacent.

Hey everyone! I'm Shashwat from India, an information security student and founder of StartiQOS AI. AI agents are getting real access to databases, payment APIs and inboxes, and most teams still hand them a raw API key. I'm building a runtime gateway that grants agents access by policy and logs every action they take. I'll be building in public here over the next few weeks before we launch. Question for anyone running agents in production: what's the one tool or permission your agent has that makes you most nervous?

Hey everyone, I m Evan. I work in community engagement and feedback, but right now I'm spending my free time building a new project called Pulse.

Still in the middle of the building process and working through the early versions, but I wanted to jump in here to connect with other builders and see what everyone else is working on.

Hi I am Srikanth, Founder of Ekva one (https://ekva.one/) - It's the first-ever contextual intelligence layer, a decision model - bringing people, AI models, intelligence, assistants and knowledge together. its built to Optimise your tokens used for each query.
No more working with multiple models, Ekva one , analyses the objectives , and aligns the models accordingly for each query there by reducing your overall AI costs by 70%.

Would love to here your feedback.

I'm the Creator behind Vybex.eu

I built Vybex to make image metadata inspection, privacy checks, cleaning and image optimization easier to access in one browser-based workflow.

Hi everyone! I'm Olivier, a software architect from Canada, building MapleSpire on my own.

The problem I kept hitting: architecture diagrams rot. They live in slides, wikis and whiteboard photos, each one a slightly different copy of the truth, and nobody knows which one is current.