The B2B AI space feels different right now. Consumer AI gets all the attention but enterprise buyers ask completely different questions.
Compliance, deployment, model choice, data sovereignty. The sales cycle is longer, the proof bar is higher, and the marketing tactics from consumer AI mostly don't translate.
After building dozens of side projects and watching many peers waste months building MVPs that turned out to be fake demand, I ve noticed a huge gap in early-stage validation workflows and I d love to hear if you ve run into the same pain points.
Most creators rely on two flawed ways to test ideas:
We re building Citafy an AI receptionist for clinics on WhatsApp. What would you expect from it?
We re currently building Citafy, an AI receptionist designed specifically for clinics.
The idea is simple: clinics receive hundreds of patient conversations through WhatsApp, but staff can t always respond immediately.
Citafy is being built to handle those conversations 24/7 answering questions, sharing treatment information and prices, helping patients book appointments, sending follow-ups, and handing the conversation to a human when needed.
- NovaVoice is a desktop application for macOS and Windows no hardware, no waitlist, no vaporware. It is live and free to download today.
- NovaVoice is not just a dictation tool. It eliminates the three most common friction points in a knowledge worker's day: switching to ChatGPT to process a thought, switching apps to send a message, and the gap between how fast you think and how fast you can type. It addresses real daily pain, not a hypothetical one.
Hey everyone I built ScanCook after realizing I spend more time deciding what to cook than actually cooking. You just scan your food and get recipes + calories instantly. Goal: less food waste, faster decisions, healthier eating. Would love your honest feedback what s missing?
Today I was applying for a job and the form asked for a "Resume Link."
Instead of uploading to Drive and fiddling with sharing permissions, I used the platform I've been building for the past 8 months.
30 seconds later I had a clean short link to drop into the field.
Then it hit me because it's a dynamic link, I can now see: How many recruiters actually opened my CV Where they opened it from What time of day they're reviewing applications And if I update my resume, the link stays the same
I'm 18, I've solved 823 problems on LeetCode with a 430+ day streak, and I can tell you it's a dry platform for solving algorithmic little tasks, and it has nothing to do with education. Nothing. At all.
When you want to solve a new problem, you often run into the fact that you're seeing it for the first time, especially the topics that are in there. And then going off to read lectures or articles is just dumb, because you need to solve the problem here and now (otherwise it'd be constant context switching), not waste a ton of time on it, especially on those weird-ass problem statements.
Is this actually a good price? Does anyone know how this fits? Would I still wear this six months from now? Is there a better version somewhere else? Should I buy it before it sells out?
Most shopping sites are designed to get you from product page checkout as quickly as possible.
