Turning Conversations into Growth

Build websites & social posts from WhatsApp.No laptop.NO app

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Build websites & social posts from WhatsApp.No laptop.NO app

3 followers

Build, edit, and manage websites + social media posts entirely from WhatsApp or Telegram. No laptop. No IDE. No developer needed. Your client texts "update the price" — it's live in 60 seconds. Your SMM command generates Instagram posts with AI images, captions, and hashtags. Hit "confirm" and it auto-publishes. Powered by Claude 3.5 Sonnet & Gemini Flash. Includes custom domains, UPI/Stripe payments, git-backed versioning, and Meta Business API integration. Built by a freelancer who was tired..

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the solo founder behind SpringStack AI. I was a freelance developer. Every night at 11 PM, clients texted me: "Can you change this?" And I'd say: "Sure, when I get to my laptop." I was tired of being chained to my laptop. So I built SpringStack. Now I build websites, edit them, and post to Instagram — all from WhatsApp. At midnight. In bed. In 3 minutes. The first post on our Instagram? Made from WhatsApp at 11:51 PM. Published at 11:54 PM. Today we're launching with 3 pricing tiers, starting at $29/month. First website + 3 social posts are FREE. I'd love your feedback. Roast us. I'll be here all day replying to every comment. — Shriddemon

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I built a tool to create websites from WhatsApp I was tired of "I'll do it when I get to my pc"

Hey Product Hunt community

I'm Shri, a freelance developer from India. For 10+ years, I built websites for small businesses. And every single night, without fail, at 11 PM, my phone would buzz.

"Can you update the price?"
"Change the phone number?"
"Add this new product?"

And I'd have to say the same thing every time: "Sure, I'll do it when I get to my laptop."

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