I run Glotier. It answers one question: when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini or Perplexity for the best tool in your category, do you get named, or does your competitor?

Most of what I could find in this space either costs about $2,000 a month or quietly makes the numbers up. So I built the cheap honest version, and I have been building it in public.

Here is the part that usually gets left out of posts like this.

I ran our own product through it. Across 21 buyer questions in our own category, AI names Glotier in zero of them. That number is on our pricing page. I am not going to sell you a visibility tool while pretending we are visible.

Hey PH, looking for some feedback for a new product I'm building with @austin_kranc. We want to know if this software would be helpful for your workflow

If you've run influencer campaigns, you know the video isn't the problem. It's 60 seconds long, you watch it, done.

A real two-sided market for idaes!
"Ideas are cheap, execution is
everything." You've heard it a hundred times. You've probably said it yourself, right before closing a note full of ideas you'll never touch.
Here's the thing that mantra isn't really a law of nature. It's just what happens to be true in a world where there's no market for ideas. Of course they're worthless if there's nowhere to sell them. Everything is worthless without a market. That's not a property of ideas, that's a property of missing infrastructure.
So we built the infrastructure.
Coming soon inside Dvoider: the Idea Marketplace a place where you can list an idea you already know you're never going to execute, and sell it as actual IP instead of letting it rot in a notes app.
Think about who's actually on each side of this. On one end: someone with a genuinely good idea who's buried in their current project, out of runway, or just doesn't have the itch to build this particular thing. On the other end: someone who's been stuck for months has the time, has the drive, has the skills but hasn't landed on the one idea worth committing to, and would rather start from something validated than stare at another blank page.
Both of these people exist in huge numbers. Right now they just have no way of finding each other. That's the actual gap. Not that ideas lack value that there's never been a market to price and move them.
And somewhere, right now, someone is about to let a good idea die quietly because the timing didn't line up. We'd rather that idea end up listed on a marketplace than buried in a graveyard folder.
This sits on top of what Dvoider already does. D Lab is where you post raw ideas and get them evaluated instead of guessing. D Stage is where you share real build progress instead of shipping in silence. Voya, our AI companion, scores ideas, tells you what to do next, and helps match you with the right people to build with. The Idea Marketplace is the next layer on top of all of that the place those evaluated, scored ideas can go if their original owner isn't the one who ends up building them.

Most solo founders don t fail because they can t build.

They fail because they build the "wrong thing".

After watching founders spend months guessing:

Three founders. Full time jobs. Families. No investors.

Ten months ago, we started building QueryPanel.

QueryPanel gives B2B SaaS teams the infrastructure to ship AI powered, customer facing analytics inside their products. Their customers ask questions in plain language. QueryPanel turns those questions into grounded SQL, charts, and editable dashboards.

At least, that is what it does today.

I spent most of last year getting a multi-agent AI system into actual production at a European bank. Real transactions, not a sandbox.

Accuracy wasn't the issue. Auditability nearly killed us. Banks don't ask "is it right" they ask "can you show a regulator exactly why it did that." We rebuilt half the product around this after the first compliance review.

Also... nobody mentions that the orchestration takes longer than the model itself. Fallbacks, confidence handling, who reviews edge cases at 11pm. The LLM part was maybe 20% of the work.

And pricing. They want fixed costs, you have variable inference costs. That contract conversation took longer than building the thing. Solve that before you get to legal.

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a free tool called Money MOT that helps people review their overall financial health.

The idea is to make personal finance simpler by guiding users through key areas like:

Budgeting

the app listens to upi payment notifications and automatically add them to them as expenses or income, the data is stored locally and the app does not connect to the internet, so no data is being collected and sent, it also has features to split bill with nearby devices of using bluetooth, creating an group audience i.e. if one person uses the app it's highly likely for him to refer others. it send an immediate notification to adress the description and category of each transaction so u never skip a bill. I want know if this is something actually fun or basic bs that no one cares about, any comment or opinion will definitely help a lot. this is the ui of the app. going for a straight forward just what u need right where u need it vibe.