What are the options I can use?

Hey, am planning to start with a side project which would include ML based search recommendations. Anyone who would be interested in joining can connect. The ultimate idea is to commercialise the end product.

🎬 Ever Found Yourself Stuck on What to Watch?

❓ What should I watch tonight?
🤔 I can't decide—there are too many options!
😩 I feel like I’ve seen everything worth watching.
🎭 It’s family movie night, but no one can agree on a film.

Introducing https://flixrecs.com/ - an A.I powered movie/show recommendation app that uses deep learning, to provide you with the best movie/show recommendations known to man!

🎬 Stop searching on five different streaming apps—Flix Recs finds the perfect movie or show across ALL platforms in seconds.
✅ Ask anything: “Find me mind-bending sci-fi thrillers on Netflix?”
✅ Get real-time streaming availability, so you know exactly where to watch.

💡 Why This Matters: No more endless scrolling. No more switching apps. Just instant, AI-powered recommendations that actually work.

A System That Learns Your Taste & Grows With You
✨ Most recommendation engines guess what you’ll like based on trends.
Flix Recs actually understands your taste.
✅ As you add items to Wishlist/watchlist Flix Recs can easily curate personalized recommendations for you on your dashboard.

But enough of me blabbing, at this time, the website is still in it's early phases and currently looking for constructive feedback, to test the engine and would love the community to try my app!

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LazyOwn RedTeam/APT Framework is the first RedTeam Framework with an AI-powered C&C, featuring rootkits to conceal campaigns, undetectable malleable implants compatible with Windows/Linux/Mac OSX, and self-configuring backdoors. With its Web interface and powerful Console Client, it is the best combination for your RedTeam/APT campaigns.

https://github.com/grisuno/LazyOwn/

A complete Framework to Adversary emulation with ia

https://novice.so

Most companies don’t allow employees to use public AI tools at work due to data risk concerns.

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So I built Novice, it offers a NotebookLM-like experience on your own computer. NotebookLM is great for research and writing, but imagine the benefits of having a similar experience powered by local AI, keeping your data secure while still harnessing advanced writing and research capabilities. Try it for free, it's available for all Macs with Apple-Silicon, Windows users stay tuned :)

In the HVAC industry, especially during peak seasons, managing customer inquiries efficiently can be a significant challenge. Inspired by a recent case study, I developed an AI phone agent to address this issue.

I’ve also added the case study below along with a number to the demo voice agent I created to see if this is something people would really be interested in.

Case Study:

A regional HVAC provider faced difficulties handling the surge in customer calls during extreme weather conditions. Approximately 25% of inbound calls went unanswered during peak heating or cooling seasons, leading to missed sales opportunities and decreased customer satisfaction. Staff spent about 35% of their time on repetitive scheduling tasks, detracting from on-site work and sales consultations.

Solution:

To tackle these challenges, the company implemented a Voice AI Agent capable of:

• 24/7 Availability: Ensuring customer calls were answered promptly, regardless of the time.
• Efficient Scheduling: Handling routine maintenance bookings and new system consultations swiftly, with most calls managed in under a minute.
• Immediate Response: Providing instant answers and follow-up scheduling

The AI voice agent greets callers and identifies their needs, whether it's scheduling repairs, inquiring about new HVAC installations, or requesting emergency services. It checks real-time availability of technicians or sales representatives to book appointments or escalate urgent cases. For basic troubleshooting, such as resetting a thermostat, the AI Agent offers step-by-step instructions before dispatching a technician.

Results:

After implementing the Voice AI Agent, the company saw a decrease in missed calls from 25% to less than 1%, improved booking efficiency, and a significant 35% boost in sales due to immediate customer engagement.

Here is the number to the demo agent that I created: +1 (210) 405-0982

I'm keen to hear your thoughts and discuss how this technology could be adapted to various industries.

Job searching last year made me realize how one-dimensional and restrictive resumes and LinkedIn profiles are. They don’t capture who you really are beyond lifeless bullet points. Plus, it's why there's a rise in personal micro-sites being created. So, I built the platform I wished existed when I was looking. It’s your resume essential ... and a modern way for business and tech professionals to stand out and land more interviews with engaging and interactive profiles. You can share your profile externally, or get discovered by employers using the platform.

Think Linkedin Profiles meets TikTok ... engaging, dynamic, fun and thoughtfully designed for today’s generation and competitive job market. I’m looking for beta testers for the last week of February. If you're job hunting (or just curious), I’d love for you to try it out. Just sign up for the waitlist and we'll reach out.

Sharing my favorite feature - every piece of written content you see here will be created for you upon uploading your resume. And, if you're not comfortable with video, you can use audio, or just stick with written formats.

Here's a premature demo - 4 weeks out from launch.

https://reddit.com/link/1ii1ai9/video/vze1fll2s8he1/player

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on TaskHub, a simple, distraction-free task manager. New updates are here, and I’d love your input on what’s next!

What’s New?

✅ Apple login fixed – no more sign-in issues

✅ Onboarding splash screens – a better first-time experience

✅ Subtasks – break tasks into smaller steps

✅ Project progress bar – track milestones easily

Existing Features

• Smart inbox + tags that adapt to your workflow

• Time tracking with clean visual stats

• Built-in Pomodoro timer for focus

• Drag & drop task planning

• Workstreams for organizing tasks by project/version

• Dark mode that actually looks good

What’s Next?

I’m exploring new features—what would help you most?

🤖 More AI – Task suggestions? “Talk to” your projects?

📊 Better project views – Timeline-style layout?

🔧 More core features – Anything specific you’d love to see?

I’d love your thoughts! Try it out and let me know what you think.

🔗 TestFlight link - https://testflight.apple.com/join/jeWAj5hC

💻 Available on web too! - https://todo-app-take-2.web.app/

Let’s build something great together!

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Hello

I learned my lesson. I have to focus on an audience, and by audience I mean a group of people that share some interest. 

I have been doing the thing in the opposite order. 

I build something for a specific audience and then reach out to them without too much understanding of them. 

This approach has not worked so far in the last 4 projects I have done — last 11 months. So this is my new philosophy: I want to be deeply enough involved in some community so I understand their needs. 

Then I want to talk to them about what they are facing, and only then build something about that based on the data I found. Also, the audience I build for has to be based on my interest and not on the money. Work only for money makes you feel bad, and once things get uncomfortable or hard it’s easier to loose interest. 

So this time, it has to be something I really enjoy, and I want to feel like I’m having an ongoing conversation. I don’t want to build something I don’t care about, for people who don’t care about it. I really love learning and building software. I am a professional dev with a software degree and 5 years of experience and 1 year of failed software entrepreneurship. I love to read and share that knowledge with my friends. If there is something I want to talk with, that audio has to be related to my professional interest. 

Where do you think I can find people like that to talk to? I’m thinking about x, but even though, how do you find that specific type of person on social media? I’m not a social media guy. I want to know, what do you think about my thoughts?

Wish you luck on your personal journey !

Pretty much title. I saw an ad for Replit, an app that codes other apps based on your description/question, and am curious to know if it’s too good to be true.

I have been using OpenPerplex (https://openperplex.com/) to get the latest new about company. It does a very good job by scraping company's website and also their social media platforms which is great! However, it is expensive to use for my project and also has hard rate limits!

Can you folks recommend some newer alternatives? Specifically which works with web search well.

TIA!

I built an AI text-to-video generator desktop app that helps you turn words into stunning videos in seconds.

https://mediabitsapps.com/products/ai-text-to-video-generator

Looking for a Technical Cofounder

Hey, I’m looking for a programmer to cofound a global social media startup. I need a full-stack or mobile dev (iOS/Android) who’s excited about building something big. AI and blockchain interest is a plus. Fair equity, but not just 50/50 for coding.

If you’re interested, let’s chat—comment or DM me!

Ça reste efficace et attire la curiosité sans trop en dire. Qu’en penses-tu ?

It was a project to learn Vue but I would like to share it and receive feedback. I have no idea if the difficulty level is too easy or too complex. I also don't know if the mechanics are interesting enough to play a few games. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated :)

Play here -> https://picturim.com

Thank you very much for trying it out :D

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A few weeks ago, I deployed my web app to production—mainly to see if everything works well and as expected. No marketing, no announcements, just vibes.

A few hours later, three new accounts popped up.

Not just any accounts—all with eerily similar emails. My immediate thought? “No way these are real. This has to be bots, scammers, or some weird automation abuse.”

So, naturally, I deleted them. Instantly. No questions asked. No hesitation. Just pure, top-tier Founder Instincts.

Then, as a second security step, I panicked even harder and slammed the site into maintenance mode—while having dinner with my fiancée and her parents. (Because nothing says “future son-in-law of the year” like anxiously shutting down your own business at the dinner table.)

At midnight, after seeing no more activity, I figured whatever was going on had stopped, so I removed maintenance mode and called it a day.

The next morning, I checked my user list… and there they were again.

The exact same three accounts.

At this point, my brain short-circuited. Had my deletion not worked? Was my app haunted? Was I part of some elaborate social experiment where users gaslight SaaS founders into losing their minds?

That’s when I finally decided to check Paddle (my payment provider).

And there it was.

One of those “hackers” had actually subscribed for $35/month—before I deleted them.

Panic. Full-on, “I am an idiot” panic.

And then, right after checking Paddle, I got an email.

A real human.

Asking why the site went down right after they paid.

At that moment, I realized I had spent my early days with this SaaS actively fighting against my own success.

So, I did the only thing I could: ✅ Apologized profusely ✅ Refunded their entire payment ✅ Gave them free credits as a gift

Thankfully, they came back—but this time, instead of subscribing, they only bought a prepaid product. (Fair enough, I’d be skeptical of my own platform too.)

Out of curiosity, I asked them how they even found my SaaS.

Their answer? Make.com search.

Of course, I knew my web app had a Make.com integration for automating video creation, voice-overs, transcripts, and more, but I wasn’t aware of the power that search had—or that I could gain actual customers from there.

So, not only was this a real customer, but it was exactly the type of user my SaaS was built for. And I deleted them.

Lesson learned: Always check twice. No matter what.

To prevent future self-sabotage, I set up a Make.com automation that sends Telegram notifications straight to my phone whenever a new user registers or a payment occurs. Now, instead of blindly deleting customers, I can at least panic with real-time data.

So, to my first ever customer: If you’re out there, thank you for your patience. I promise I’m not always this dumb. (…probably.)

My app got more than 100+ Download within 1. This happens first time with me.

After countless model training runs, our AI Avatars let you record once and create videos on demand! Try it out at https://gan.ai. I'm genuinely excited about this breakthrough—would love to hear your thoughts!

Built Scripty - a natural language automation assistant. Tell it what task you want done in plain English, and it runs the right script.

Current scripts include: Current scripts include:

• Email draft manager
• File operations
• Calendar management
• Audio tools
• Plus more automation scripts

But here's where you come in. We're looking for 100 alpha testers who will:

• Try to break our existing scripts
• Get frustrated when they don't work how you want
• Tell us what scripts are missing
• Point out everything that's annoying/buggy
• Help shape what Scripty becomes by complaining about what it can't do yet

Your complaints and feature requests will directly shape our script marketplace and development priorities.

Limited to first 100 users, waitlist here: scripty.me

Comment or DM if interested in being brutally honest about what features we're missing and what's broken.

I just launched my first Google Chrome Extension called KAIT (Available now in the Google Chrome Store)

It's a subscription based Google Chrome extension that allows users to highlight any section of text on a website and quickly analyze the text using the power of AI. If an article, post or other body of text is too large or boring to read, simply highlight the contents, open the extension and click a button!

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So, I’ve been working in digital marketing for a while now (8 months), specifically in the entrepreneurial niche, and one of the things I’ve found most rewarding is creating and selling digital products. It’s been a journey of trial and error, but I’ve developed strategies for building a personal brand and turning it into something sustainable.

One thing I’ve noticed is that teaching others or sharing strategies requires more than just casual advice—it’s a lot of information to unpack. To make it easier, I decided to get a program that lays everything out visually, step by step, almost like drawing it all out on a whiteboard. It also collaborates with other experienced marketers who bring their own insights to help anyone who’s stuck or just starting out.

The price point I’ve set for this program is $500, which includes bonus products I’ve created that can be rebranded to fit your own style. I’ve also added free, unlimited mentorship on top of it because I’ve personally benefited so much from having an advisor. It makes the journey feel a lot less overwhelming when you have someone to guide you.

I’ve been debating if this pricing is reasonable, given the value I try to provide. From the program content to the mentorship, I want it to be accessible but also reflect the effort and resources that go into it.

For anyone else in this space, how do you balance pricing your services while ensuring it’s a fair value for your audience? Have you experimented with different price points or models?

Also, if you’re just getting into digital marketing and thinking of it as a side hustle, here are a few tips I’ve learned along the way:

• Pick a niche that you’re genuinely interested in because it makes creating content and staying consistent so much easier.
• Focus on learning evergreen skills like marketing, copywriting, or sales funnels—they’re useful in any niche.
• Don’t try to do everything at once. Start small, and scale as you get better.
• Build trust with your audience. The more you help them, the more they’ll see value in what you offer.

If you’re in digital marketing, selling digital products, or even considering starting out, I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you approach pricing your services?

My goal this year was to make my first dollar online, I made 763x that! I just want to relay how grateful I am and assure you that you can make your first dollar online if you show up every day! 🥳