Santosh Kumar

Those latency breakdowns in the dashboard are such a nice touch. Great for debugging and optimization.

As someone who runs RevOps, this speaks directly to my pain points. Automating data workflows and triggering outreach seamlessly? Brilliant. It might just cut down half the manual work I do weekly. Love the no-code angle too!

Spotting trends directly from users gives way more context than generic reports.

It creates peace of mind knowing systems stay updated and monitored.

Even a simple animation can make the launch feel 10x more polished.

does it integrate with tools like notion or slack? that would be huge.

A social media scheduler designed for influencers and agencies. Plan, organize, and automate your posts across multiple platforms. Save time, stay consistent, and grow your audience more effectively.

Please add “why” notes when changing a node tiny touch, huge trust. great idea overall.

Templates for briefs (goals, stack, deadline) will cut back-and-forth.

Data handling: clarify what leaves the browser vs stays local; enterprise folks will ask.

Simple pricing + exportable code will build serious trust with devs who might extend later.

Would love Canva/Drive/Dropbox hooks so assets flow in cleanly.

Lifetime licence for early folks is generous communicate clearly what’s in Pro vs free to avoid confusion.

if it can handle messaging and shipping, that’s a huge chunk of work off my plate.

if it really helps engineers prioritize the right work, that’s more valuable than just working faster

The natural language part in SuperCraft sounds fun, but I’m wondering if you’ve tested it with complex assemblies yet

Would be interesting to benchmark performance on different hardware setups.

This solves the exact problem of “template sprawl” I have been batling in my workflows.

It’s wild how one small design choice can snowball into an unspoken standard across tools, almost like the Helvetica of AI aesthetics.

I sort of have a 4-day week by default… except it’s usually because I’m cramming work into Monday–Thursday and then spending Friday doing admin or chasing invoices. Would love to see how companies handle the fact that not all industries can make the switch.