Two years ago, I was building my first product, InterviewJam. It took me a long time how to build, design, promote, and launch my product. Now I am building a directory of tools help new founders get there faster. newbiebuildertools.com helps new founders find the right tools early on in their journey. If you re a first time builder looking to build and launch your product, I would love any feedback.
2026 vibes = your personal brand matters more than your product.
Imagine this: 2 founders build the same product, with the same features and same pricing. Founder A has been posting on LinkedIn for 6 months. Founder B launches from zero.
eCommerce searches have a problem: Half the results are identical products listed under 50 different thin companies doing distribution.
I was tired of wading through white-labelers & drop-shippers just to find trusted products, so I built a lightweight webapp to automatically strip out the noise. It s completely free, no sign-up, and improves your searches in one click.
I used AI-driven development to spin it up quickly, and a low monthly overhead stack to keep it free. I'd love your feedback on improving the design and search. MyTrustedBrands.com Cheers! Comparison below:
We just launched LeadJarvis - an AI-powered lead conversation platform built for event exhibitors and booth teams.
The problem we kept seeing: sales teams collect hundreds of business cards at conferences, and by the time they follow up days later, prospects have forgotten the conversation ever happened.
Keeping product videos up-to-date is a massive headache. Every single UI update means someone has to re-record and re-edit onboarding and marketing videos manually.
My co-founder Olli and I built @ScreenCI to fix this. It turns your Playwright tests into automated product videos. When your UI changes, the videos update automatically. It even handles auto-zooms, scripting, and AI voiceovers for you.
I m building DaamDekhi, a global price comparison platform for food delivery, groceries, and daily shopping products.
The problem is not limited to one country. Online shopping and food delivery have become fragmented everywhere. Users often need to open multiple apps, search the same item again and again, compare prices manually, check availability, and still may not know whether they found the best option.
For restaurant delivery, the problem is even deeper. Delivery apps often do not show every matching menu item directly in search. A user may search for a dish, but many matching items remain hidden inside individual restaurant pages. So users end up opening restaurants one by one, browsing menus manually, and comparing prices across delivery platforms themselves.
Founder here. Polora is an AI debate platform. You ask a question, several AI models argue it from different sides, one of them checks claims against the web while they argue, and an arbiter weighs everything into a verdict. The decision stays with you.
There's a one minute trailer if you'd rather watch than read, https://youtu.be/Exk6GB57qb8
