I ve been testing multiple AI voice agent platforms over the last few months.

Almost all of them claim to be no-code but most still require:

I ve been developing my SaaS platform built fully on Cloudflare Workers edge infrastructure.

Edge computing offers huge benefits for solo founders: zero idle server costs and global low-latency performance.

However, I ran into many undocumented hurdles during development:

• Auth.js adaption issues for edge runtime

• Tricky differences between wrangler dev and production environment

• Stripe webhook validation & Resend email domain DNS configuration

Hi everyone,

I'm pretty new here and don't naturally post often, so sorry if my tone/clarity is not on point lol or if this is not the right thread for this.

A lot of solopreneurs and small business owners who are running Meta ads, spend way too many hours staring at Ads Manager asking the exact same question:

The numbers are moving... but what am I actually supposed to do next?

Thank you to everyone who has upvoted, opened the demo, shared the launch, or sent feedback. Every interaction helps an open-source project like this reach the developers who need it.

AdmitiQ creates signed, expiring, optionally single-use QR and URL tokens for Python and JavaScript.

No SaaS. No dashboard. No reinventing token security for every ticket, invite, coupon, or access link.

If you have ever built a QR-based flow, I would love your honest answer:

When I started building ATSAlign, I thought the hardest part would be coming up with an accurate ATS score.

After talking to users and testing different approaches, I realized the score itself wasn't what people were looking for.

Most of the questions I received were things like:

"Why doesn't my resume match this role?"

Hi everyone
I m the founder and developer of DMT.

This project was built around one simple idea: people should decide who can contact them before communication begins.

DMT is currently in early Android testing, so I m especially interested in honest feedback about onboarding, invitations, trusted contacts and everyday usability.

If you test it, please tell me what feels clear, confusing or unnecessary. Every real-world observation helps.

If you've ever spent 20+ minutes stuck on one of those challenging Magic Sort Puzzles, you know how frustrating it can be. Most players end up making random moves, restarting levels, or searching for walkthroughs that don't even match their puzzle.

That's exactly why I built AI Magic Sort Solver.

Instead of relying on generic solutions, our tool analyzes your exact game board. Simply upload a screenshot, and the AI detects the tubes, colors, and special game objects to recreate your puzzle.

From there, you can:

We've been live for 10 days now. We have voice cloning, 200+ voices, multi-voice scripts, auto-split for long content all for a one-time payment.

But I want to hear from you directly.

What's the one thing missing that would make this an instant buy for your workflow? Brutally honest feedback welcome I'm reading every reply.

Hey everyone,

If you ve ever run an ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) or hardware refurbishing operation, you know the packing bench is where profits go to die.

The biggest margin killer? Per-device erasure licenses. The software industry has gaslit us into believing that wiping a drive safely should cost money every single time.

We decided to build FehrWatch to build a tool that actually respects workshop realities.