got tired of finding subscriptions i forgot i was paying for, so i built tracked, an app that watches for renewals and shows you something cheaper instead of just the bad news. ended up building a small directory into it too, other builders can list their own app if it's a real cheaper alternative to something people already pay for.
curious what you're all building in this space, and if the "cheaper alternative" directory idea is even useful or just another feature nobody uses. form's here if you want to throw yours in and see: usetracked.com/submit
I'm exploring a concept for small digital product sellers who use organic content to drive traffic but struggle to understand why that traffic isn't turning into sales.
I have a list of 50 people that I would kill to have a coffee with. Niche founders, retired experts, brilliant writers.
But the reality is: They won't read my cold email. And honestly, they shouldn't have to. They are busy.
The 10% Problem I realized that for all the crawling Google and OpenAI do, they have only captured maybe 10% of human intelligence. The other 90% the "Dark Matter" of wisdom is still locked inside people's heads, private journals, or offline experiences. It is "gatekept" by time and physics.
Hey everyone Matt here, solo founder. I'm soft launching LockedDoor.ai today wanted to say hi first. It's Maple Hollow: a small fictional town deep in the pines, full of AI residents. Each one has a defense mechanism and a trust timeline measured in real days. One takes a month to earn. Another takes a week. Instead of payment slips users get 8 free very real psychological audits of their progress it's not given, it's earned. I also just input a a create your companion feature that lets you completely customize your very own companion in every way, except for the trust scale that s still and you still have to earn it. Nothing s given to you in this except for the free audits. I m just looking for some advice or some reviews before we launch, thank you very much. Have a great night.
I ve been building Aoxil, a digital products platform where customers can discover a product, pay, and receive it directly by email without creating an account or managing a dashboard.
One of the decisions I made was to reduce as much friction as possible between discovering a digital product and actually receiving it.
I m currently starting with occasion-based digital products and plan to gradually expand into templates, printables, creative assets, and other downloadable products.
I've been watching the "AI data analyst" space for a while, and something clicked after reading Anthropic's internal write-up on how they run analytics with Claude. I wanted to lay out the pattern I'm seeing, because the whole category is quietly pivoting from a speed story to a trust story, and most of the marketing hasn't caught up to that yet.
Disclosure up front: I'm a co-maker of ada.im (and chartgen.ai and clawteams.ai), so I'm biased. Posting this in Self-Promotion for that reason, but I've tried to keep it analytical rather than a pitch.
Whether you are studying computer science fundamentals, debugging low-level hardware protocols, or working with bitwise operations in programming, converting binary strings to decimal values is a frequent task. While simple conversion is easy, seeing the exact mathematical positional breakdown makes verifying calculations much faster.
CoreSight: AI consulting team that builds financial models, presentations, and benchmarks like McKinsey would, minus the 500K price tag. I'd love to hear your feedback on CoreSight and also see your product with its super short description.
