I'm Adela and I'm a mum and a pharmacist. So nothing to do with tech whatsoever - except curiosity :)
I was looking into AI and how it's developing and changing the whole world around us and I had an idea- what if instead of building things that will soon get replaced by AI, I try to build something that will get used by the AI itself?
I want to build/improve infrastructure for AIs and I would love to connect with others that are interested in this area. I have launched my very first product today (it's on my profile if you're curious, api.webintel.io )and I would love feedback and ideas around this "universe" :)
I work with WordPress users who are great at generating leads, but get stuck figuring out what happens after a form submit. As a marketer, this is a basic need where we want to automate the flow of leads out to our multiple systems from where the workflows for different marketing activities originate.
That s why we built Contact Form To Any API to send Contact Form 7 data to any API or CRM without code, plugins overload or automations that might break on scale.
I'm Jeanne and I built Traction with my daughter Casey.
I spent years running a marketing agency, earning Clio Awards in advertising, and training in internet marketing. Casey is a certified public trainer who struggled to get her own business off the ground even with me in her corner.
So she built the solution herself. And then we built it together.
That frustration a talented business owner who couldn't get traction no matter how hard she worked is exactly who we built this for.
Over the last few years, I ve worked on building enterprise systems, but more recently I ve been focused on using AI as leverage to build smarter, more connected everyday tools.
Hi yall, I'm Omer, a 5-year computer engineer, working full-time in a big international tech company.
The stuff I do for work is great and interesting (I do R&D for AI inference platforms at scale), but I don't fully OWN anything in my day job.
Since I finished uni I have been looking for this sense of ownership and commitment towards my own thing, towards clients and to have my own little baby product I could show off.
Built many pet projects over the years - Unreal Engine game prototypes, trained some cool AI models for medical vision stuff, but never committed to finishing a single thing, bringing it from A to Z - from idea to paying customers.
Outside of work, I like building small open source projects that solve problems I run into myself.
My latest one is ClickIt a simple, local-first clipboard manager for macOS. I kept finding myself losing copied items or constantly switching back and forth between things I needed to paste, so I decided to build something that stays out of the way and just works.
If you're on macOS, give it a try. If you have ideas or want to contribute, I'd love to hear from you.
Hi! I'm Susanne author, editor, and the person behind ALIES Author. I kept seeing the same thing: writers with great ideas, stuck halfway through. Not because they couldn't write. Because nothing fit the way they actually work. ALIES is scene-based that's the core. The guidance and structure adapt to how you write. Just your story, your voice. Excited to be here!
Any other writers here who also ended up building something?
I m Saud, a builder interested in creating tools that help creators grow and make better content decisions.
Currently, I m working on VidGent, an AI-powered toolkit for YouTube creators that helps with video ideas, scripts, thumbnails, SEO, and content optimization.
