I run eight free browser tools as a public build-in-public SEO portfolio. Today I stopped doing homepage-only checks and crawled every sitemap URL across all eight sites.
I m building LynkBio, a modern link in bio platform designed to help creators, developers, and professionals create a more personalized online presence.
The idea came from noticing that many link in bio tools started feeling very similar. They work, but they often feel like simple lists of links instead of something that represents who you are.
I usually spend my time helping founders turn ideas into real products from figuring out what to build to designing, developing, launching, and improving it.
How do you currently plan your vacation? Would you trust an AI to plan the vacation for you? Would you at least use AI to get inspiration? PS: Airial Travel is launching soon.
After 5 back and forth review, and feedback. My APP Drapx just launched in the shopify app store. DrapX generate virtual tryon at median 8.5s real world speed which is faster than most of the virtual tryon. Currently, Most notable features in DrapX are:
Fastest Tryon
One Click Setup in shopify store
Email Lead collection
Custom Watermark for branding
Analytics to see after how many tryon customer converts.
Sharable tryon
Onboarding and live human support.
Upcoming Features are:
Kaviyo direct integration.
This thread is mainly for the Shopify merchants, What are the features that I can add to help you increase the conversion rate. Comment down:
Every client project I've worked on ends the same way: documentation. Setup guides, handoffs, "how do I edit my own site" walkthroughs. Screenshots into a doc, tidy it up, export a PDF that's outdated by the next change. It's real work and usually the unpaid, unloved kind.
What I can never quite tell: does everyone just accept this as part of the job, or have some of you found genuinely good ways to make it less painful?
So I'm curious how you all handle it
What do you use today: Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, Loom (or video walkthroughs in general), PDFs, something custom?
What's the worst part: writing it, keeping it up to date, or making it look professional for the client?
Do clients actually read it, or does it vanish into an inbox?
I've been building Kenstify, an AI tool that writes client performance reports and gives marketing strategy advice, for the past few months. Relaunched it today.
I built it because agency owners kept telling me reports take forever, hours of copy-pasting numbers and formatting slides every month. So Kenstify skips all of that, paste your numbers, get a full report in 60 seconds, no account connections needed.
But the more I talk to people, the more I wonder if reporting is even the real bottleneck, or if it's something earlier, deciding what to post, where to put budget, whether a campaign is actually working. That's part of why I added Strategy Chat, an AI marketing advisor for exactly those decisions, also built for small content creators who can't afford to hire a digital marketer, or just don't know how to approach social media strategically.
I'm currently preparing for the official launch of Coin Error Expert, an AI-driven PWA built specifically for coin collectors and numismatists.
Unlike general coin valuation or appraisal apps, Coin Error Expert focuses on detecting, identifying, and textually describing specific coin errors such as doubled dies, off-center strikes, and planchet flaws. It also links directly into a full marketplace workflow with built-in shipping and payment integrations.
