I m Aditya Jain, creator of Scopepaper. The public beta is open for independent website and brand designers who want to put scope, pricing and timelines into a client-ready proposal.

The small test: open a website or brand proposal template, change one deliverable and its price, then export HTML or use Print to save a PDF. You can use the sample project; no client details are needed.

Try it here: https://scopepaper.zamp-9275.cha...

Editing and export work without signing in. Saving uses ChatGPT sign-in and includes three saved proposals total. There is no paid checkout yet. It does not send proposals or collect e-signatures.

Hello everyone, I am proud to announce today the new launch of Business AI; Business AI is an AI-powered Business designed in a way to solve the repetitive, manual, and boring stuff in managing a Business. Specifically, Business AI helps you forget your admin role, and just focus on growing your business.

So, this is the link, enjoy talking to your business and don't forget to give us your feedbacks: https://camouflaged-run-with-flo...

When I started building FounderMind AI, I had one simple question:

What if every entrepreneur could validate a startup idea before spending months building it?

That question became the foundation of this project. FounderMind AI isn't just another chatbot. It's designed to challenge startup ideas from multiple perspectives business strategy, market research, competition, financial thinking, and risk analysis.

If you build with AI agents, you've seen it: memory tools are everywhere. Mem0, Zep, Letta, Supermemory, Basic Memory, Cognee, plus the memory built into Claude and ChatGPT. Most of them are good.

My problem started in 2025. My team and I ran several coding agents on the same projects, and every session started from zero. The memory tools available were mostly paid, cloud-hosted services, which meant sending our working context to someone else's servers. I wanted memory on my own machine that every agent could share and that I could inspect.

One thing we've been working on with AgentCost is making observability useful closer to where developers actually work.

We've expanded our coding-agent integrations to cover Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity, with a focus on understanding usage at the session level rather than looking only at an aggregate API bill.

Day 19 of sharing Crowned http://crowned.wtf/?v=latest

Liked the dynamics of http://outbid.lol, so I built Crowned with utility for founders and creators.

A fun way to put your project in front of fellow builders:

Claim the throne with a micro-bid

I kept running into the same problem over and over.

I'd copy something, then lose it because I copied something else. Or I'd waste time switching back and forth between different things I needed to paste.

So I built ClickIt. It's a simple, local-first clipboard manager for macOS that stays out of the way and just does what I need.

It's open source now, so if you find it useful or have ideas to make it better I'd love to hear them.

Honest question, because I want to know if it is just me.

Every time I launch a campaign for a client, the same half-day disappears before a single ad runs. GTM container. Find the right button or form. Write the trigger. Name the event the way GA4 wants it. Then do it again for Google Ads, then Meta, then LinkedIn, each with its own idea of what a conversion is called. Test in Preview. Publish. Find out two weeks later that a theme update quietly broke the purchase event and the campaign has been optimising towards nothing...

I run a small agency in London and I have done this kind of setup hundreds of times. I still find it painful. The people I feel for most are the small business owners who have never opened Tag Manager and are told by every ad platform that they need conversion tracking before anything works.

So I built the thing I wanted: paste a URL, it scans the site and works out what can be tracked, you pick the events, and one click places the tags, triggers and variables in your GTM workspace for you to review and publish. Google verified the integration last month. It launches here on Tuesday.

Everything Munch can do the full feature list + what's running under the hood

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I've been building Munch for a while and realized I never did a proper rundown of