I recently wrote a song using AI about my app, Bendida TimeBox, which explains the concept. I sent a request to distributors to release my song, and today I saw that my songs have been successfully published on music streaming services.
Showing up consistently in a community is one of those things every distribution thread recommends but few founders track honestly. Sharing real numbers from the last 4 weeks here.
What was done:
12 substantive comments on other people's threads, weekly
After spending years working with contractors, dealers, and sales teams in the decking industry, I've noticed something interesting:
Many companies are still creating deck and railing takeoffs using spreadsheets, hand sketches, PDFs, and manual calculations.
I've seen projects where the actual estimating process takes longer than the customer conversation itself.
When I started building DeckPlanPro, I assumed there would already be simple, industry-specific tools for this problem. Instead, most solutions I found were either:
About a year ago I launched @AdCider here the idea was to fully automate Apple Search Ads, from creating campaigns to managing bids.
What I learned: that's a lot to ask. It needed people to both want to spin up a new campaign and hand their whole budget over to AI to run. Too much trust, too much commitment.
PrepIt is an operations tool for coffee shops. It helps cafe teams manage schedules, shift tasks, checklists, employee access, and iPad shop mode in one cleaner system.
I've been building Framer sites for about two years, and the same boring task slowed me down on basically every project: image optimization.
Right before launch I'd go through the whole site checking file sizes, compressing the heavy ones, converting to WebP, and adding alt text for SEO and accessibility. Nothing hard just tedious, and way too easy to miss an image or two.
Hey all, I built a little tool for our family and I'm hoping to get some honest feedback on it.
Quick background: my wife and I homeschool our 3 daughters, and I'm an engineer. The teaching part we love. The prep part was wearing us down and I was spending way too much time asking ChatGPT for lessons, pasting them into Word, tweaking them, redoing them. So I built something to make it easier.
We re building Moondala, a new kind of social commerce platform where users earn from the value they help create.
Instead of platforms keeping 100% of transaction fees, Moondala shares revenue with users through referrals, while still giving shops a free and fair way to grow.
