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John Singleton

4mo ago

Check out what I’m working on!

Hello everyone! I m excited to be here and share with you what I m all about!

Habit Builder

Imagine waking up each day not dreading your to-do list, but excited to build a version of yourself that s stronger, more focused, and truly unstoppable. That s the power of HabitBuilder.pro the ultimate pocket coach that turns fleeting resolutions into lifelong transformations. Whether you re a busy professional in Dallas juggling meetings and family, a student aiming for better study routines, or anyone tired of starting habits only to stop a week later, this beautifully simple platform is your secret weapon for success.

Axonix Tools

4mo ago

Simple Resume Builder — create a clean resume in minutes

I built this resume builder for people who don t want to fight with templates or complicated editors.

You open the tool, add your details, and generate a clean, professional resume without distractions. No heavy setup, no confusing UI just a straightforward experience focused on clarity and speed.

It s especially useful if you re applying quickly, updating an old resume, or just want something simple that looks professional.

Alexandr Cizek

4mo ago

🚀 Road to 1,000,000 Votap users — Day 26 | Current: 216

The best way we ve found to get app installs? Instagram video. Not even close.

craig needham

4mo ago

A small tool to put numbers on the cost of waiting on decisions

I built a small tool to help quantify the cost of waiting on decisions.
It s not advice just a way to make trade-offs visible.
Looking for clarity feedback rather than feature requests.
https://decisionos.onrender.com

Tanishq Agarwal

4mo ago

Strategy: Giving my SaaS away for free to the first 10 users?

Hey hunters!

I ve been building PropelKit (an India-first Next.js SaaS boilerplate).

I was about to launch with a price tag, but I listened to some advice on "delayed gratification." The goal shouldn't be quick cash; it should be successful users.

So, I decided to waive the fee for the first 10 "Founding Partners." I want to trade the license for feedback and success stories instead of money.

Ready-to-use UX microcopy snippets for your product

Working with startups for years, I ve seen weak microcopy make great products feel frustrating.
That s why I created MicroCopy library: a fast, practical resource to help builders keep product communication clear and consistent. It includes UX copy examples, usage tips, and a simple structure - with more coming soon.
Built with @Framer for anyone creating digital products: designers, developers, and entrepreneurs.
https://microcopy.framer.wiki
Would love to hear your feedback and see how it helps your products!

Rajeshwar

4mo ago

The unsexy truth about raising your Series A 🦄

Everyone celebrates the TechCrunch article. The champagne pops. The team cheers.
But 48 hours later, the board email arrives: "Great job. Now, where is your SOC 2 report? We can't close Enterprise Client X without it."
Suddenly, the celebration turns into panic. You realize you have 3 weeks to document years of "move fast and break things."
If you are in this boat right now, take a breath. You don't need to panic-buy the most expensive tool on the market.
Focus on these 3 things first:
Scope correctly: Don't audit everything. Audit what touches customer data.
Automate early: Don't manually track laptop encryption. Use an agent.
Centralize evidence: If it s not documented, it didn't happen.
We built Xyroco specifically to handle point #2 and #3 automatically.
If you just raised and are staring down the barrel of a compliance audit, DM me. I ll send you our "Fast-Track Checklist" for free. No pitch.
hashtag#StartupFunding hashtag#SeriesA hashtag#Compliance hashtag#SOC2 hashtag#TechTips

KARKAI - A calm daily habit to protect what you learn.

Hi everyone,

I recently launched a web app called KARKAI after spending weeks debugging

deployment, auth, and edge cases.

The idea is simple:

Sathi Banerjee

4mo ago

Quick question for product teams: how do you handle customer feedback requests ?

We re asking because we never found an answer we truly loved.

Ours usually came in as screenshots, emails, Slack messages, support tickets and by the time they reached the product team, half the context was already gone. Also what after collecting the feedback? How do you communicate it back to your users? Everything eventually felt disconnected.

Chaima TRIKI

4mo ago

We’ve Been Quiet. We’ve Been Building

For months, we weren t chasing features.

We were chasing one feeling:

When someone opens Kwore and thinks
finally this sounds like us.

So we kept refining.