In a world of uncertainty and the rise of AI tools, I feel like there's no better time to give this a shot. I want to build a platform that blends the past, present methodologies, and prepares for the future.

Businesses and investments are built on trust, in my opinion, that will never change. It is, however, very hard to trust when we are constantly overwhelmed with information. How do we find the right signal? How do we get to know certain markets? Don't get me started with verifying sources...

I m Mandy. My co-founder and I are building TABI, which is an application designed to make meaningful insights more accessible to hiring teams, without the complexity of traditional BI workflows.

We both worked in recruitment and saw firsthand how BI tooling stops short of delivering what teams actually need. Hiring teams are often left stitching together reports and dashboards due to a lack of specialised resources and expertise. We re building TABI to help teams make sense of their data by providing instant, actionable insights.

Hi everyone! I'm Tanner.
I'm a music business nerd with some software chops I've picked up in the last 5 years.
Now I'm trying to build things in public and recently had a cool idea for a browser extension that curbs AI use.
It's in "beta" right now but I'd love to find some testers and get user feedback.
BrainBud

Hey everyone!

I m a full-stack developer and entrepreneur based in Tiruchirappalli, India. I build products that help freelancers, creators, and small businesses grow online.

The other day a small DTC founder DM d me:
Revenue looks fine on Shopify, but every month I stare at the numbers and still don t know if I actually made money.
He sent me 2 files:
Shopify Orders CSV
His own COGS spreadsheet (SKU, unit cost)
His routine looked very familiar:
Print Shopify revenue
Open 2 3 Excel files
Manually subtract COGS, ad spend, shipping, random fees
Stay up late, end up with a profit number he doesn t really trust
I asked him to try Okiela the way it is today:
Upload the Shopify Orders CSV
Import his COGS sheet
Add a few big cost buckets (ads, payroll, apps)
Maybe 30 seconds later, the dashboard showed:
The SKUs that are actually paying the bills
Two best sellers that are basically breakeven once all costs are in
A bunch of small fees adding up to a bit over 10% of revenue
He opened the AI chat on the side and asked:
What should I fix first?
The AI didn t give a TED talk.
It just said things like:
These SKUs can handle a small price increase
This one has been unprofitable for 3 months even with decent ROAS
Shipping to these regions is way more expensive than the rest
His reply was: I don t need another shiny dashboard. I just need something that tells me what s feeding me and what s bleeding me.
That s pretty much what Okiela does right now.
Nothing fancy:
Take your Shopify Orders export
Add COGS and a few main costs
Show you SKU level profit and a couple of straightforward moves
The bigger stuff is still in the oven, so I d rather earn trust with this first.
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#buildinpublic #analytics #data #shopify #ecommerce #saas #solofounder #okiela
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Hey Everyone

I m a full stack developer working with Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and AI(LLMs, Agents).

I ve been building web apps and AI chatbots, and this project came from a real need I encountered while working on previous products.

It s still evolving, and I d really appreciate your feedback, suggestions, or even criticism.

Hey everyone, David here. Founder of BuiltDiffernt.

I appreciate the hype of AI in the past few years has produced many a "useless" product at least, in my world that being the world of sales-tech.

For the past 2+ years, I ve been building this project nights and weekends.
It started from frustration with existing CMS platforms - I appreciated tools like WordPress, but I didn t want to deal with legacy code, performance trade-offs, and architectural decisions made over a decade ago.

So I decided to build a modern alternative.

Right now I m in the final pre-launch sprint:

I've been deep in the Cloudflare ecosystem for years my redirect platform runs on Workers, my extensions leverage its edge, and I just shipped a WordPress plugin that syncs media to Cloudflare Images with encrypted credentials and preset-based delivery. If it touches Cloudflare, I've probably built something for it.

On the browser side, I maintain a suite of privacy-focused extensions: FastWeb (search accelerator), Debloat (hides AI bloat & blocks telemetry), CookiePeek (cookie viewer/editor), and QRCGen.

Right now I'm preparing to launch Redirect Inspector a real-time redirect chain tracer for QA and SEO. It passively captures every hop as you browse, groups them into readable chains, and runs local checks for loops, ping-pong patterns, and tracking noise. No telemetry, everything in-browser.