As AI adoption grows globally, I believe one of the biggest overlooked opportunities is localization for emerging markets.
I m currently exploring the idea of building an AI localization service focused on Thailand helping global AI platforms, LLM companies, and AI software builders better adapt to Thai users.
What I ve noticed:
Many AI/data-labeling companies recruit through LinkedIn, but most Thai workers don t actively search for jobs there.
Thai users are interested in AI, but many are not comfortable interacting in English.
Translation alone isn t enough cultural context, tone, and user behavior matter a lot.
I've been paying for screen recording tools for years. Loom, Screen Studio, the usual lineup. Every time I hit the free-tier ceiling I'd grumble, pay, and move on.
A few weeks ago I stopped grumbling and opened Claude Code instead.
Threelane is what came out - a desktop screen recorder with a built-in editor. Three things I wanted that nothing else gave me in one app:
Three lanes, one recorder. Screen + webcam + iPhone (paired over WiFi via QR) recording into a single timeline.
Cursor-following zoom lanes. The Screen Studio feature I actually pay for. Drop a zoom lane, it tracks your cursor automatically.
One recording, every aspect ratio. Re-crop the same take for Shorts, YouTube, and square social without re-recording.
I'm the builder behind Threelane, shipping it from Dubai.
Why I built it
I make a lot of product demos and tech reels. Every smooth multi-cam tool I tried was either subscription-locked, cloud-locked, or both. Loom is fine for talking heads but breaks once you want a second camera. Riverside is great but pricey and online-only. ScreenStudio nailed cursor zooms but it's Mac-only and paid. Nothing was free, local, AND multi-cam. I got tired of waiting for someone to build it, so I did.
The problem we're solving is one most engineers have lived but rarely talk about openly real customer data ending up in staging environments, CI pipelines, and demo setups because there's never been a fast enough alternative to just copying production.
I m preparing for my Product Hunt launch and honestly, I m stuck on the pricing strategy.
I'm building LeadSight, a sales tool that instead of just pulling from a static database, it uses (very) deep AI research to "fish" for leads based on hyper-specific signals: things like sustainability commitments, infrastructure groundbreakings, or regulatory shifts, whatever signal makes sense for the user's offering. It will find between 2 and 5 leads per day, with recent strong signals.
The issue is that running this level of AI research for every prospect is pretty expensive. Each lead essentially costs me money in compute and tokens.