I m excited to share something I ve been building: ThresholdIQ a lightweight KPI simulator and anomaly detector for Excel/CSV data.
Most teams still rely on spreadsheets for their most important metrics. But spreadsheets don t warn you when something looks off. You only notice issues after they ve caused damage.
I wanted a simple way to upload a file and instantly see:
I built Caloez because I was tired of calorie tracking apps that feel more like social media platforms. Most options today are packed with ads, community feeds, and require too many taps just to log a simple meal. I wanted an app focused entirely on tracking, without the bloat.
To make logging as frictionless as possible, I integrated computer vision. Instead of searching through massive databases, you just snap a picture of your plate. The app identifies the food, estimates the portion size, and logs the macros and calories instantly.
We all know the potential of agentic workflows, but the "execution gap" for Solo Founders and Automation Specialists is real. I m looking to interview users who have tried to push OpenClaw to its limits.
I want to hear about:
Where the execution fails most often.
The "pain points" that make you want to go back to manual work.
The features you wish existed yesterday.
The Ask: A quick 15-20 minute Zoom/Google Meet. The Goal: To share these insights back with the community so we can all build more stable agents.
We ve been building PromoMotions, an AI tool that turns a single product image into a video ad. Recently, we also added a feature that turns blog posts and articles into videos.
To be honest, the hard part was not building it. The hard part was getting people to notice it.
I'm pre-launching Suitegenie and wanted to share what I'm building with this community.
The problem: Founders and agencies managing LinkedIn and Twitter/X are juggling too many tools. One for scheduling. Another for AI content. Manual engagement on the side. Nothing talks to each other and the context gets lost constantly.
I've been using 8080.ai for a while now and honestly it changed how I build software completely.
The problem I always had I had ideas but turning them into production-ready software was slow, expensive, and painful. Hiring developers, managing sprints, dealing with deployment... it never ends.
8080.ai flips that entirely. You just describe what you want in plain English and 10+ specialized agents kick in simultaneously a Tech Lead, Frontend, Backend, DevOps, and Designer agent all collaborating like a real engineering team.
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