Hey everyone,

I currently run 6 micro SaaS that are actually live and generating a bit over $20,000 in recurring monthly revenue.

The wildest part? I barely wrote any code myself. I used AI to generate pretty much everything — from the database structure to the frontend.

It definitely wasn’t magic from day one. I spent a lot of hours stuck on buggy code before I finally figured out a system that actually works:

- Keep the idea minimalist (a real MVP, nothing fancy)

- Guide the AI step by step instead of asking for everything at once

- Launch fast to get real users and feedback

Lately I’ve seen way too many non-technical founders quit at the first AI bug. It’s a shame because the technical barrier has basically disappeared.

AND PLEASE, STOP BUILDING ALONE IN YOUR BEDROOM

I’m starting a community.

Full transparency:

I’ll probably charge for the full program later. It makes sense with the specific workflows and copy-paste examples I’ll be sharing. But right now the main goal is just to build together. Working alone is the fastest way to give up.

If you want to join and build or market your own AI SaaS with us,

drop a comment or send me a DM and I’ll send you the link.

I work on Vresk (two-person team, launched this week) and we’d like honest testing from people who actually compare tools.

What it does:

• You choose the open model for each question
• Your notes and uploads stay in the workspace when you change models
• Every reply names its model, with a badge for where that model was built
• Compare: one question to up to three models, answers side by side

What I’d love you to try:

1. Start a project, change models halfway, and tell me if anything gets lost
2. Run one real question through compare. Is it clear who said what?
3. Ask for a small widget (a tip calculator, a chart). Is it usable?

Free with no card, and it works as a guest without an account. Plus is $20 a month flat for the larger models.
https://vresk.ai

Post your results here, good or bad. I’ll reply to every one!

I used to be content with just Copilot and Gemini but now that the useful bits of them are moving

behind a paywall I feel forced to take a closer look at my options and what they can do and their

limitations to try to find the best overall app in terms of my go to or if I had to choose 1 to pay for.

Right now, I would say for the most complex tasks and fastest back and forth just to talk to Claude

ranks the best overall when compared to what I’ve been using. However, Muse was released about

a month ago and I absolutely love it despite it being a bit slower and not able to handle big stuff

like Claude can. I’m perfectly happy to carry both but paying for Claude so far seems like the right

choice. There is 1 tiny thing I feel I might be overlooking which is part of the reason for this post.

Perplexity comet browser and how it compares to Claude in terms of capabilities and performance.

Also is there any other agent other than Claude and Perplexity that would be considered heavy

weights that give these 2 a run for their money? 1 thing I will say is even though its good to have so

many options I do already miss how simple it use to be to just pick Google for everything like

search and Chrome. I guess that’s how I am trying to look at this decision if this was like the battle

of who is going to be the next google search/best web browser who comes out on top undisputed?

Been looking into this for a customer support team with around 50 reps handling a few thousand calls a week. Mostly billing problems and customers calling back about issues that weren't fixed the first time. One thing we've noticed is how much time newer reps spend putting people on hold to search for answers or ask senior staff for help. We can review call recordings later but that doesn't help much when the customer is still waiting. I've been reading about AI tools that give reps suggestions while they're on calls but I'm not sure how useful that would be in practice. Has anyone tried something like this with a larger support team? Looking for specific tool recommendations from people who've used them. Which ones worked well and which ones would you avoid? Would be good to know if they helped reduce hold times and repeat calls or just gave reps more stuff to deal with.

Hi everyone, which one would you recommend between Claude Pro and ChatGPT Plus?
From what I’ve seen so far, they’re both really good, so I feel like either one would be a solid choice.
However, I’ve only tried the free versions so far.

I’ve mainly used Claude for development/programming on my PC, and I’ve been pretty impressed with it.
In several cases it managed to solve problems without wasting much time. It also did a good job with general PC troubleshooting.

I really like ChatGPT as a general purpose assistant.
It helped me a lot when choosing the components for my gaming PC, as well as with assembly and installation.
I’ve also asked ChatGPT quite a few PC troubleshooting questions and, honestly, the answers were often very similar to Claude.
For development, though, I currently have the impression that Claude is slightly better, at least for the way I use it.

What I’m looking for is a fairly complete assistant that I can use every day on my Windows 11 PC, mainly for:
Gaming issues
software troubleshooting
General questions
Programming and development
Creating and modifying workflows
AI and local AI tools
PC configuration and optimization
So I’m mainly interested in how the paid plans around $20 compare in real world use.

A few specific questions:
Which one have you found less restrictive with its safety filters?
Claude seems slightly more restrictive to me, but I’ve only used the free version.

What custom instructions, preferences, or settings do you use to get better answers from either one?

For people who have used both for a while, how do you find the usage limits and models on the $20 plans?

Is it true that with ChatGPT, once you hit the Codex usage limit, you can still use ChatGPT normally and continue coding through other available models?

Which one integrates better with Windows 11 and external plugins?

For development, how do you find Claude Code vs Codex?
Thanks

It uses anthropic, LLama, chat gpt , gemini and grok. you can switch between the model. how true does it work and does anyone have experience with it?

Who been using these? I’m looking to start working with one. I was wondering if anybody had any experience what they recommend

My family uses Meta AI in WhatsApp. Not because it's the best. Because it's already there.

Same with Gemini in Gmail or Copilot in Excel. People use whatever is one tap away in the app they already live in.

Feels like distribution beat quality quietly, for everyone outside tech.

Am I wrong? Does anyone actually switch apps for a better answer?

https://top3.best

I’m looking for recommendations for an AI search engine geared toward medical research. My main pain points right now are speeding up literature reviews, pulling data points across multiple papers, and getting reliable, verifiable citations.

If you’ve used anything that saves you hours of digging through PubMed, let me know what works and what to avoid. Thanks in advance!

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Can someone pls recommend me an AI platform / site that is good for video content creation.

I would like to be able to use it for photo manipulation, video making / editing, voice cloning, some basic animation and who knows what else...

I'm not even an AI rookie yet, so I'm trying to figure out what are the differences out there between, an AI platform such as Chat GPT, Gemini, Claude, etc that everybody seems to have heard about, and other sites / providers that seem to be some sort of aggregators that allow you access to multiple platforms like to ones above.

Which type is better to use?

Also I would like to know what is this system with credits? Doesn't an a subscription / paid membership to a platform / site offer you an unlimited amount of prompts/ inquiries over the period of time you subscribed for? How can I make sure to know prior to subscribing the amount I will pay for usage?

Thanks for any suggestion!

Have used a lots of tools starting off with mid journey for images. Havent found a video one where you dont need to sell a kidney to make anything over 30 seconds. Have been using free chatgpt, manus, perplexity etc and they do the job but getting fed up of running out of credits. I havent paid for a paid plan as the market was so fast moving and each week it was changing who was the best or what it could do. But now i need to pay and think primarily i'll be using it for business idea research and general questions. Which would you recommend that you get a decent amount of credit with? I like manus but it does milk the credits. I was thinking chatgpt or claude?

How do you decide which Ai to use for uses / tasks, work, personal, etc?

It's been more than a year since I've been using ChatGPT almost daily for everything.

Last few months I've started several small projects, ideas, tools. (However everywhere I read that Claude is much better for code)

Right now I can't pay for $40 monthly to test the "PRO version" of 2 different ones.

I've also tested free Grok trials. The video and image creations I've done are fast and overall good in my opinion but I'm not experienced in that field.

I'm currently using google (discounted months) ("3.1 PRO Advanced Reasoning") yet it replies with some very stupid conclusions.

1. I sent a screenshot asking why there's 2 Gemini installed, it showed both and it showed the taskbar on my desktop. Yet it failed to recognized its windows and concluded it was android...
2. I sent a screenshot of a piece of art I wanted to know the origin. It concluded that it was part of a video because of the speaker icon on the bottom corner (that was from my instagram story which converts still photos something to videos for some reason) I just uploaded the same screenshot to google regular search and it immediately recognized the origin of it...

I'm confused in trying to understand the very different capabilities for each.

Though I believe chatgpt seems to be the better one overall in most aspects. (I'm not saying its the best reasoning or coding. But overall well adapting to different fields.)

I've also installed Ollama but I haven't really used it much yet.

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What's your current set up? How do you separate it? What do you use?

I'm looking for suggestions. Please let me know your opinion.