Flow Metrics is a dashboard built for founders who want a simple way to understand their real business metrics.

Many founders rely on several tools to track revenue, analytics, and performance. The problem is that most of these platforms show isolated data instead of the overall health of the business.

Flow Metrics brings key metrics into one clear dashboard so founders can quickly see what s happening in their business and make better decisions.

Instead of focusing on vanity statistics, Flow Metrics highlights the numbers that actually matter.

I have build https://myviralbucket.com to list and launch projects recently, its a new site and its DR is at 2 atm but i am learning SEO and applying all to it,
My target to take DR to 20+ this month and get 10k+ clicks on site.
I have been launching my site on multiple platforms
and working on blogs.
If you want to list your product, you can just list for free.

Hey PH! Excited to share what we've been building at Super Sense AI.

Here's the problem we kept running into: most AI tools are great at working with documents and static files, but real businesses run on live systems databases, CRMs, APIs, and operational platforms. By the time you export data and feed it into an AI tool, it's already outdated.

Super Sense AI solves this by connecting directly to your live business systems and letting AI query, automate, and act on real-time data. You can set up separate AI environments ("Senses") for each team so everyone gets accurate answers from the data sources they actually use.

I'm a Business Analyst on the team and I use it daily it's completely replaced my old workflow of jumping between dashboards and stitching spreadsheets together.

Hey everyone

I'm the founder of Rudnexx. Rather than wait for questions I wanted to open the floor myself.

A few things people usually ask happy to go deeper on any of these:

Why BYOK instead of selling credits? Because credits are a tax on your success. The more you publish, the more you pay. With your own free Gemini or Groq key, scaling from 10 posts/month to 500 posts/month costs you nothing extra.

Hi everyone,

Have you ever had one of those days where the world just felt too loud?

A day where your mind is racing with a million "what-ifs," or maybe a day where something wonderful happened, but you weren't quite ready to share it with the world yet?

I ve been there. Many times. I ve tried journaling in notebooks, but I often worried about someone finding them. I tried using big-name note apps, but they felt cold, corporate, and to be honest I didn't like the idea of my private thoughts being "data" for someone s AI to learn from.

FUBAR Daily: a satirical morning digest for internet pioneers now stuck in the dead internet era.

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Targeting tech-literate professionals in their mid-30s to late 40s the people who burned CDs, survived MySpace, and now prompt AI for a living FUBAR sits at the intersection of technology and culture, where social collapse meets Silicon Valley hype cycles and governments scramble to regulate things they don't understand. The design leans into neobrutalism and terminal-style aesthetics, a nod to the era when computers felt like tools you controlled, not systems that control you.
FUBAR is for people who know deep down that things are, quite literally, royally f*cked. Let s suffer together.

While running our own products and servers, we kept running into the same frustrating issue: important alerts getting buried in noise.

Servers, payments, webhooks, automation jobs everything sends notifications. Eventually you end up with alerts across:

Email
Slack
Dashboards
Monitoring tools

The result? Alert fatigue.

Hey PH community

After years in data, here are the 5 questions that actually move the needle for founders most people never think to ask them:

1. "Where exactly are users dropping off?" (not just overall churn)

2. "Which segment drives 80% of our revenue?" (Pareto your customer base)

3. "What happened the week after our last price change?"

4. "Are there anomalies in this month vs last month?"

5. "What does the data not show that I should be worried about?"

The problem?
Answering these usually means a data analyst, SQL, or a BI tool with a 3-week learning curve.