I wanted to share a free tool I just launched called FreeViralKit.
As a creator, I always found myself spending way too much time doing keyword research and trying to write the "perfect" YouTube titles and descriptions. So, I built an AI tool to do it for me.
What it does: You just enter your video topic (e.g., "iPhone 16 Review"), and within seconds, it generates: 10 SEO-optimized & Viral Title options (with emojis) A full 200+ word YouTube description optimized for search The best trending hashtags for your niche 20-25 highly targeted tags to paste into YouTube Studio A pinned comment to boost engagement
I m currently working on Clugg OS, an early-stage AI-powered study tool for students (grades 6 12).
The core problem I m trying to solve is something I see repeatedly: Students often spend hours studying but still feel:
unsure if they re studying the right things
anxious before exams
overwhelmed by unstructured notes and syllabi
Instead of focusing on more content, I m experimenting with:
turning existing notes into revision-focused quizzes
helping students create clear, realistic study plans
keeping the experience simple and non-intimidating
This is still very early, and I m intentionally keeping the scope narrow while learning from real usage.
I d really value community input on:
If you ve built for students or education what mistakes should I avoid early?
How do you balance AI automation with user trust?
What signals helped you know you were solving a real problem?
Not here to sell genuinely here to learn and improve what I m building.
Thanks for reading, and happy to answer questions.
my partner and i run a dev agency and we were bleeding cash flow waiting for clients to pay after signing static pdfs. i got so mad i just coded an internal tool that merges the proposal and the stripe checkout into one single web link. they approve, the modal opens, we get paid instantly.
it fixed our cash flow immediately, so now i am spinning it out as my own solo saas. for those who have transitioned from agency work to a product business, what is the biggest trap i should avoid this first month?
As someone who spends a lot of time watching online tutorials and tech presentations, I've always felt that clean whiteboards lack the character, focus, and texture of a traditional physical classroom.
To solve this, I spent the last few weeks building LearningBoard (https://learningboard.online) a free, 100% client-side virtual blackboard web app.
Hi everyone I m building No Missed Quotes, a lightweight follow-up queue for solo service businesses. It turns a customer, quote amount, and next follow-up date into one clear list of who to contact today, with a message you can copy for WhatsApp, email, or phone.
I m especially interested in how cleaners, repair pros, designers, photographers, consultants, and small suppliers currently remember to follow up after sending a quote. Do you use a CRM, a spreadsheet, calendar reminders, or just memory?
I built EmailTemple because describing an email in plain English and getting production-ready HTML should be the fast path, not the long path.
Tested it tonight as a customer: two campaigns (with follow-ups) out the door in under 30 minutes. Brand kit pre-loaded, eight archetypes to pick from (newsletter, product launch, welcome, announcement, event invitation, promo sale, re-engagement, transactional), preview streams live as the template builds, output pastes straight into Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or MailerLite. No MJML, no drag-and-drop, no proprietary lock-in.
Hey everyone, We just launched Appllama MCP + Skills. Now, your Claude/Codex can research the world's top mobile apps and use those patterns to redesign or build your app.
Appllama is a mobile app design discovery platform with 800+ top-earning apps and 35,000+ screens across major and niche app categories.
With the new MCP, you can: Research: Why does Duolingo make so much more money than other language apps? Build Apps: Build me a home screen like bevel, but for a fasting app
We are excited to share that we are building Reserved AI Bandwidth - openbandwidth
This effort came from a deep frustration that AI pricing model is broken for heavy usage. For building something meaningful and useful, I was paying 200$ per month for closed source research labs. Also the position no.1 is being competed by various companies, migrating was very difficult.
