Hey everyone,

I ve been working on a side project that turns the usual e-commerce model upside down. Instead of browsing through endless listings, buyers just post what they want and then sellers come to them with offers.

It s like a reverse marketplace.

I m testing it out now and would really appreciate any honest feedback. I just launched it on Product Hunt if you want to check it out:

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Hey everyone! So, I recently launched my very first AI-powered app. The AI hype is crazy, but one major issue I've seen over and over again is the fact that many of these AI apps are generic or copies of others. Yes, there are other apps out there that offer features similar to StorySpark, but what I did with this app is create more than just a generic content writer.

StorySpark is about helping you not only write, but also build ideas. If you don't know what kind of stories you want to write, a few keywords and ideas can help you come up with plans for short stories, video scripts, and even full multi-chapter novels. Inside the project manager, I've created a world builder, character builder, and even plot builder. These help you really develop your story and bring it to life. By making sure everything in the project is always taken into consideration by AI, I was able to create a system that allows you to go from just an idea to having characters with personality, a complete world with locations, plot settings, and even solid data related to leading books that have similarities to what you're writing. Once you're happy with everything on the project page, a single click generates the full story, with multiple length options to choose from and even the ability to outline chapters for full novels.

I'm Jamie, an engineer and entrepreneur. I'm based in the UK but love to travel while building. Previously I ran a VC-backed startup, Docbot, which ultimately didn't work out.

I'd say my strength is engineering but my weakness is marketing. I'm slowly working on that.