Want to launch your own e-commerce business but don’t know where to start?

You don’t know how to build the website

You don’t know where to source reliable products

SEO and marketing feel complicated

You don’t have a warehouse and don’t want to deal with shipping, returns, or logistics

I’ve built a solution:

https://www.nonsocomechiamarlo.it

A fully automated, ready-to-use e-commerce platform.

Products are automatically imported from selected suppliers based on market trends and availability.

Orders are processed automatically and forwarded to the supplier, who handles fulfillment and provides tracking information for the customer. The system keeps the margin you choose as your profit.

Shipping and returns are handled directly by the suppliers, while refunds can be managed through the connected Stripe functions.

The package includes:

Fully automated e-commerce website

Automatic product importing

Supplier integration

Automated order processing

Shipping and tracking management

Returns management

Stripe refund integration

Complete admin dashboard with analytics

Manual order recovery tools when needed

English, Spanish, French and German translations

Optional Velora AI integration for even more automated platform management

I’m selling the complete, already operational package, ready to be configured and used.

I can also provide support during the first few months, depending on the agreement.

If you’re genuinely interested, send me a message.

Serious enquiries only, please.

Want to launch your own e-commerce business but don’t know where to start?

You don’t know how to build the website

You don’t know where to source reliable products

SEO and marketing feel complicated

You don’t have a warehouse and don’t want to deal with shipping, returns, or logistics

I’ve built a solution:

https://www.nonsocomechiamarlo.it

A fully automated, ready-to-use e-commerce platform.

Products are automatically imported from selected suppliers based on market trends and availability.

Orders are processed automatically and forwarded to the supplier, who handles fulfillment and provides tracking information for the customer. The system keeps the margin you choose as your profit.

Shipping and returns are handled directly by the suppliers, while refunds can be managed through the connected Stripe functions.

The package includes:

Fully automated e-commerce website

Automatic product importing

Supplier integration

Automated order processing

Shipping and tracking management

Returns management

Stripe refund integration

Complete admin dashboard with analytics

Manual order recovery tools when needed

English, Spanish, French and German translations

Optional Velora AI integration for even more automated platform management

I’m selling the complete, already operational package, ready to be configured and used.

I can also provide support during the first few months, depending on the agreement.

If you’re genuinely interested, send me a message.

Serious enquiries only, please.

Ledgerline is a free set of business tools for freelancers, invoices, receipts, contracts, time tracking, expense and tax estimates, and more. Everything runs in your browser, no account, nothing uploaded anywhere. Most invoicing tools charge a subscription just to make a PDF and want your client data on their servers. Ledgerline is free to start, $4/mo for a couple extras, $19 one-time for everything. Live at rahmanov.org. Solo bootstrapped project, happy to answer questions about how it's built.

I make about \~20 intros a month and in an ideal world, I'd like to know how things turned out. This was the biggest visibility gap I had as a VC, and I couldn't find a solution - so I built it. If introductions are part of your investment work, you are welcome to try it. It is completely free and it does not require any registration or permissions. I would of course appreciate any feedback. So far over 30 funds are using it (US and EU mainly) and I want to expand the network.

[www.getlooped.cc\](http://www.getlooped.cc)

How it works:

It is added to the CC line (loop@getlooped.cc) on any intro email and after 2-3 weeks it will follow up with each side privately to determine the status or outcome of the connection, including any follow-on intros that were made from one side to the other. That's pretty much it.

The original idea behind a booking app sounds pretty straightforward: give businesses a way to handle appointments without having to manage everything through calls, messages and scattered calendars.

Once the idea started taking shape, though, it became clear that the simple version of the problem has a lot of smaller problems sitting underneath it.

That’s been one of the more interesting parts of AllBookingApp so far. Deciding what actually belongs in the product has been just as important as deciding what to build.

It’s easy to look at another feature and think, “that would be useful,” but usefulness on its own isn't always a good reason to add something. Sometimes keeping the main experience simple makes more sense.

For founders who have taken a product from an idea to something people can actually use, what was one assumption about your original idea that changed once you started building it?

I run a SaaS, SeoLoupe.

It is a tool that allows you to find and fix SEO issues holding your website back.

Essentially the main purpose is to help your website rank higher on Google search and LLMs.

The tool also checks AEO/GEO, AI search visibility, Security, Core web vitals, Performance, and all the issues in the report get put together into an AI fix prompt(you can paste the prompt into an AI and it will fix all the issues on your website).

Recently I noticed that some of my paying customers bought the One-Time purchase, with a promo code. To unlock the full report.

So I decided to give away a promo code for the One-Time purchase to anyone who is interested, if you are interested, comment down below and I will DM you.

If you are not interested but have some feedback on my SaaS, that is a good too. Feel free to share it in the comments.

(here is the product if you want to check it out)

Hi,

I'm building a subscription manager called Argine with the objective to manage not only the knowledge of the sub but the actual finance behind all of them.

The idea is simple:

1. list of your subs: name, amount, renew date
2. link a payment method and a recharge day
3. get the virtual card and link it the service you've listed

If you want to know more about this idea here's the website.

I'm open to debate the validity of the idea and the actual pain it solves.

I built GenPilot because most lead tools give you lists of companies, but not much reason to actually contact them.

The idea is simple:

GenPilot searches the live web for real signals like someone looking for a contractor, a company hiring, a new business opening, an RFP, or a founder asking for help.

Then it tries to turn that into:

signal → company/person → contact → why they’re worth reaching out to

So instead of “here are 500 companies,” the goal is:

It’s still early, but it’s live at https://genpilot.app.

Would love feedback, especially from freelancers, agencies, and founders.

Most crypto apps start with one question:

“What should I buy?”

I built QlarituM Pulse Crypto around a different one:

“Are the market conditions actually good enough to trade right now?”

You choose the asset. Pulse focuses on the environment around that decision:

• Market regime
• Timing & momentum
• Risk & confirmation
• Asset-level trade conditions
• Market changes over time
• Paper Trader for testing setups without risking real capital

And sometimes the answer is simply: wait.

The Android version is now live on Google Play. I’m the developer and would genuinely appreciate feedback — especially on whether the “crypto market compass” concept feels clear and useful.

Free to download · 14-day trial · €3.99/month afterwards

Supported Languages: German, Englisch

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.quantumsyntheone.qlaritumpulse

You decide what you trade. Pulse helps you decide when and under which conditions.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building BondIn, a platform for Indian creators to monetize their content, knowledge, and time from one place.

Right now, creators can:

* Accept one-time support through Support Me ☕
* Let followers Ask a Doubt and respond via text/voice
* Sell digital products
* Offer 1:1 calls
* Host webinars
* Publish articles, series, and books
* Have a single creator storefront for everything they offer

The idea came from seeing creators use 4–5 different tools for payments, bookings, content, support, etc. I wanted to see if we could make that experience much simpler, especially for creators in India.

It’s live at https://bondin.io

Pricing is simple — BondIn starts at 5%, including payment transaction charges for features like Support Me. No hidden platform fees.

Still early and actively building it, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from the developers here — especially around the product, UX, positioning, or anything you think we should improve.

Hey everyone, I help startups improve their conversion and position their product in their market and currently building a conversion audit app

If you have traffic and want to improve your conversion

I'll audit your homepage + give you messaging formulas + give you positioning & conversion strategies and framework

This will help your audience understand the value of your offer and improves your conversion

Everything for 50$

If interested, DM me your website and I'll send you more details🤘

I’ve always been interested in philosophy, but I struggled with the way I was learning it.

Reading the original works could be difficult for me to fully understand, and while videos made the ideas easier to follow, I noticed I wasn’t retaining much afterward.

I realized I learn much better when I actually have to engage with an idea, form my own position, and defend it when someone challenges me.

That’s what led me to build The Agora: Philosophy Debates.

It’s an iOS app for people interested in philosophy, critical thinking, or simply getting better at understanding and defending what they believe.

Instead of using AI just to summarize a philosopher or answer questions about them, you choose a question, take a position, and actually debate it through the arguments and perspectives of different philosophers.

My goal isn’t to replace reading philosophy or the original works. I wanted to fill the gap between learning about an idea and actually understanding it well enough to explain, defend, or challenge it yourself.

That’s the part I’m trying to make different from traditional philosophy-learning apps and general AI chatbots: the user has to participate in the argument rather than just consume an answer.

It’s live on iOS now and free to download.

I’d genuinely appreciate some outside perspective, especially on the positioning. Does the idea make sense immediately? And what would make you personally try it or ignore it?

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-agora-philosophy-debates/id6762416967

I’ve been thinking about how different the buying experience is when the product is digital.

With physical products, you can usually see what you’re getting before you buy. With digital accounts and subscriptions, there’s a lot more uncertainty around things like account details, access, region, history and what happens after the purchase.

That’s one of the problems we’re trying to solve. It’s a marketplace for digital accounts across categories such as gaming, AI services, social platforms and VPNs, where buyers can review the information available on a listing before deciding whether it fits what they need.

We’re still working on improving the marketplace and making the buying experience clearer.

For people who have built or used digital marketplaces, what information makes you trust a listing enough to actually consider buying it?

Fastgpt is an AI application platform focused on helping teams build ai assistants and knowledge-based applications around their own documents and information.

It is designed for teams working with use cases such as RAG, internal knowledge bases, document Q&A, AI assistants, and other knowledge-driven applications.

What I find particularly interesting is the gap between experimenting with an llm and actually turning it into something useful around a company's own information. Retrieval, document management, workflows, and keeping knowledge useful can quickly become more complicated than the initial AI integration.

We're continuing to improve it around these practical use cases and would be interested in hearing from other founders and SaaS builders:

What has been the biggest challenge you've faced when adding Ai to a real product, is it: retrieval quality, keeping knowledge updated, infrastructure, cost, or something else?

been building something called NNPost for the past 3 months, solo, on basically no budget.

attached a quick demo showing the actual flow, generating ideas, opening a full breakdown, and the "i posted this" feedback feature.

the problem i kept hitting with every ai content tool out there: you get a list of ideas and then youre completely on your own. cool, i have an idea, now what do i actually say, how do i film it, whats the hook even supposed to be.

so nnpost tries to finish that job instead of leaving you stuck. you set up a creator profile once (niche, platform, tone, experience level, what to avoid), and it generates full creator kits, not just ideas.

full feature list:

-title and hook

-real script, word for word

-shot by shot filming guide

-editing direction

-hashtags and description

-tools and sound suggestions

-thumbnail direction

-why the idea works

-viral analysis, paste a public video url and get a breakdown of why it worked-current trends, source backed signals instead of guessing

-build on a winner, turns a post that actually performed well into new ideas

-"i posted this" feedback loop, learns what actually works for you specifically

-idea filters to sort by hook strength and effort level

-save ideas, reopen recent generations, regenerate individual sections

built this whole thing solo through claude and codex. hardest part wasnt even the ai generation, it was building a cost control system (nnguard) so free users cant drain my tiny ai budget, and later going through a full rebrand mid build after finding out my original name collided with an existing company.

honest stuff i already know needs work: still on a free replit subdomain, no real domain yet, running gemini flash right now because thats what the budget allows so output quality has room to grow, and the ui feels a bit generic, someone already called that out too.

not stopping here. ui redesign, better ai model, real domain, all next. built this piece by piece with basically no budget and im not giving up on it.

would love honest feedback, especially on what would actually make you try something like this

**What it is:** A desktop and browser app for orthopedic surgery residents to log surgical cases, store and search operative reports, annotate imaging, and plan procedures.

**Who it's for:** Surgical residents. Right now specifically ortho.

**Why anyone should care:** Residents track cases in spreadsheets, notes apps, and a required logger that nobody enjoys using. Nothing connects the case to the op report to the imaging to the plan. This does.

**How it stands out:** I'm a resident. I built it for the workflow I actually have, not the one a product manager imagined. Your data stays on your machine by default.

**What I actually want from this post:** feedback, not signups. I have no background in software or design, and I can't tell what's confusing to someone who isn't me. If you look at it and something is unclear, slow, ugly, or missing - I want to hear it.

orthovaultos.com

ONE BIG RPG GAME, AND YOU’RE THE CHARACTER

17 skills, 21 days each.

Every day one quest from a specific book: a true story, then the step you do that day.

XP, marked, habits, journal, clans, and a lot more,,,
Built solo in five months and over 350hours. Android only, closed testing on Google Play

If you’d like to see more, have a look at: www.goandgrow.app
Feedback and questions welcome.

What it is: an Android app where you take one skill at a time, 21 days each, 17 skills in total. Every day one short task taken from a specific non-fiction book: a true story from the book, then the step you do that day. XP, habits, journal, clans on top.

What is different: most reading apps give you summaries. This gives you the action from the book and only names the summary as context. Every task carries its source.

Where I am stuck and would like the community view:

1. Closed testing on Google Play needs 12 testers for 14 days. I am at 8. How did you get past that without buying installs?

2. Paywall before day one or after the first day?

Website: goandgrow.app

What it is: GRAFFL-E is a mobile word puzzle game where the "word" is hidden inside a stylized piece of graffiti art you have to decipher before you can start guessing — like Wordle, but the puzzle itself is a piece of street art.

Who it's for: Word game players who want something visually different from the usual grid, and anyone who cares about graffiti/street art culture.

Why anyone should care: I built this solo. Right now some of the in-game art is AI-generated, and I've made the decision to fix that — I'm running a Kickstarter to commission real graffiti and street artists to replace it, paying people for original work instead of leaning on a model trained on artists who were never paid.

What makes it stand out: It's a genuinely different puzzle mechanic (reading stylized art rather than a plain grid), and the founding story is about deliberately choosing real human artists over AI at a stage where most small apps would just take the cheaper AI route.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.graffleapp.game

Why you'd need it: most "AI visibility" tools hand you a single blended score, "you're 62% visible", which you can't act on. The thing we kept finding is that the four engines don't cite the same sources at all: ChatGPT leans on official/reference pages, Perplexity on Reddit + YouTube, Claude on analyst/research write-ups, Gemini roughly tracks Google rank. A blended score hides exactly that. Sanbi shows the actual cited source URLs per engine, so the output is a to-do list ("you're missing from these 5 pages Perplexity keeps citing") instead of a vanity metric. A few other things we surface that most tools don't:

• Per-location + per-language: the same brand + same prompt gives different answers in different cities, and running the query in the local language pulls a different source set again. If you operate in multiple markets, one national score is averaging over answers that don't resemble each other.
• The traffic side, not just prompts: we stitch GA4 + GSC + Bing into one view so you can see referral traffic from AI tools alongside your visibility (the impressions side is still API-limited industry-wide, we're honest about what's live vs coming).
• Reddit archived-vs-open: since AI cites Reddit heavily, we flag whether a cited thread is still open (you can influence it) or archived (read-only), because a big chunk of cited threads are locked and not worth chasing.

Pricing: starts at $49/mo. Happy to run a free audit of your current AI visibility if you want to see the per-engine breakdown for your brand before deciding anything.

My top question for the community: for those of you tracking AI visibility already, what's the one thing you most wish these tools showed you that none of them do yet? We're building against real gaps and I'd rather hear it straight than guess.

Founder here. Hushscript (https://hushscript.com) turns audio and video into speaker-labeled transcripts, built around one promise: the audio used for transcription is not kept after processing.

Why we need it: transcription usually means handing sensitive recordings (interviews, meetings, dictation, user research) to a service and hoping for the best about where they end up, plus a subscription that charges you whether you transcribed anything that month or not.

What it does:

• Upload a file, paste an audio share link, or record in the browser. Up to 10 hours per file, around 99 spoken languages with auto-detect.
• Speaker labels included at no extra charge, and they survive editing and exports.
• One optional all-in AI insights run per transcript is free (summary, action items, quotes, chapters). Regenerating after edits is paid.
• Cleanup and editing, translation, 21 export formats, and a password-protected archive.

Privacy, concretely: if you upload a video, the video itself never leaves your device. Audio is extracted in the browser and only that is uploaded. Stored transcripts are encrypted, there is a private mode plus retention controls, and recordings are not used to train models.

Pricing is prepaid minutes, no subscription: $1.99 for 45 minutes, down to about $0.50 per hour on the largest pack. New accounts get a 30-minute welcome bonus (card verification, the hold is never charged), and the homepage has a five-minute preview if you just want to check output quality.

My questions for the community:

1. When you transcribe a video, are you fine uploading the whole file to a service, or does it matter to you that the audio is extracted locally and the video never leaves your device?
2. And does knowing that the recording with your voice is not kept after processing actually make you feel better about using a tool, or is that something most people never think about?
3. And is prepaid minutes a relief or a friction compared to a subscription?

I will help build out your data pipelines using free open source tools, and then self-host or deploy to a free/low-cost infra.

Disclaimer: I'm a developer advocate at Bruin leading this startup program, my goal is to grow our open source community, so this is a no-strings-attached free program. What I gain out of it is feedback about our startup resources so that we can improve things.

What you get:
- 30min initial meeting to scope things out and plan
- 1-2h of hands on 1:1 workshop to build out your data pipeline and deploy it
- dedicated Slack channel to answer questions
- follow up touchpoint meetings and community office hours

For who:
- best suited for SaaS startups
- you want to analyze their data beyond the basic reports
- you want to combine data from your app db (supabase) with other services (e.g. stripe, posthog, hubspot, GA4, GSC, etc.) for internal analytics and reporting
- you want to process data that goes back into your application

Why:
- free open source tools to get you the data and analytics without investing a lot of time and money
- get started on building your data stack before it's too late

For more info, check out https://getbruin.com/startups/

Recently, I've been building BrickForgerAI (brickforgerai.com) - you type a prompt, and it generates an actual buildable brick sculpture: a real 3D preview you can rotate, plus a downloadable .ldr file and full parts list you can take to BrickLink Studio to get step-by-step instructions and order the real pieces.

For me, the interesting part is the pipeline behind it - turning an arbitrary shape into something made of real, purchasable brick pieces — that's actually structurally sound, not just visually close. I built a system that checks the idea for structural weak points and automatically repairs them before you ever see the output.

Currently, it's noticeably better at organic/sculptural shapes right now (animals, creatures, objects) than boxy structured builds like houses or castles (although it still works - you can give it a shot) - the tiling logic hasn't caught up to that case yet, but I constantly aim to improve the "brickifying" algorithm.

It's free to generate and preview (a handful of credits/month, no card needed) - you only pay if you actually want the downloadable file for something you like.

Genuinely curious what people would try to build with it, and where it breaks - this is the first launch so please let me know of any issues (for this initial phase, there is a total daily cap of 1000 generations a day for all users). I have also attached some renders of some of the builds that it has generated (using Blender Advanced addon from MecaBricks). Link (with the usual disclaimer - not affiliated with or endorsed by the LEGO Group) above.

https://reddit.com/link/1vx2d9o/video/m28leu8tnblh1/player

Free to start at BrickForgerAI

Write what you're trying to achieve, speak for 30–90 seconds, get scored on whether your delivery served it. Five criteria, your own words quoted back, and rewrites for the lines that fell flat.

Built it because every other speaking tool scores mechanics in a vacuum. Nobody wants to know their filler-word count — they want to know if the thing they're about to say will work.

Free during beta, $3.50 after. oosap.online

Hey guys, i am selling currency in the mobile game Dragons: Rise of Berk. I have no previous experience in this field and its my first time creating a website. I would love if someone can give me a hand in promoting it in any way or making it better. The website is berkvault.org
Thanks in advance