Hey! I'm an indie iOS developer from Italy, and after months of development I've finally released my app, Clino.

The idea came from a simple frustration: medical information is usually scattered everywhere. Symptoms, medications, test results, doctor visits, diagnoses... they're often spread across notes, PDFs, emails and different apps, making it difficult to get a clear picture of your health.

Hey everyone

Quick story: I've launched a few side projects and every time I needed a marketing or promo video, I'd either:

• Spend days learning complex tools, or

• Pay $1000+ for a agency

That's when I decided to build something better.

We're getting traffic, but almost nobody clicks on our individual product pages. I can't figure out why.

We've tested different layouts, but visitors still leave after viewing the catalog.

Is it because:

• the product names are unclear?

• the page doesn't explain what each product actually does?

• or the design doesn't build enough trust?

After 13 days, I learned that "private AI letters" was too broad to create a clear first action.

I did not turn PrivMuse into an AI companion or therapy bot. I narrowed the entry point to one concrete moment: you have a difficult relationship message after silence, conflict, or mixed signals, and you want to know what could go wrong before sending it.

The focused V3 flow is:

1. Describe the situation.

Let's talk about something nobody in the proxy industry likes to discuss: how easy it is to blow your budget on proxies without even realizing it.

We've been there. Early on, our proxy bill was growing faster than our actual usage, and we couldn't figure out why. After auditing everything and making some changes, we cut costs by roughly 40% while keeping success rates steady. Here's what actually worked:

1. Pick the right pricing model for your usage pattern

If your traffic is spiky and unpredictable (project-based research, periodic audits), pay-as-you-go will almost always be cheaper than a fixed monthly plan. But if you're running steady 24/7 automation, a committed tier usually wins. We were on monthly plans for everything switching our variable workloads to usage-based pricing saved us the most money by far.

We're building Vivahika an AI-powered marriage and astrology platform designed to simplify every step of the journey for Indian families.

Website: https://vivahika.co.in
Android App: https://vivahika.co.in/app

Instead of using multiple apps and websites, Vivahika brings everything together in one modern, intuitive experience:

Marriage Biodata Maker with beautiful templates and instant PDF downloads

We're building an AI-native revenue workspace and on July 23, Salestrics AI gets a major upgrade.

Most AI tools can answer questions.

Today I changed how I think about distribution for DiscountHub.

I had been looking at places like Slickdeals, HotUKDeals, mydealz, Dealabs, and other large deal communities as potential promotion channels.

Then I realized something obvious:

Almost every knowledge-work domain now has a decent tool. Harvey and Legora for legal. Rogo for finance. All decent and all narrow and not accessible to everyone.

Coding has something the rest of knowledge work doesn't: harnesses. Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code general-purpose agents that turn a model into a real force multiplier.

So where's the equivalent for everyone else? Why is there no publicly available harness that's a genuine upgrade over Claude Code or Codex for the deliverables professionals actually ship Excel models, research reports, decks, PDFs?

That's what we built at Associum.