For the past few months, I've been building Megamendung Suite an all-in-one ERP designed to help businesses move away from fragmented tools. It fully integrates POS, HR, Payroll, and IFRS-standard Accounting (with multi-currency support).
My co-founder and I are a 2-dev team, and we just rolled out the MVP for our project: BookmarkAI. We built this simply to solve a major daily frustration that we both faced: saving and actually finding YouTube links.
Let's face it: default browser bookmarks turn everything into a boring plain-text list of links. Custom YouTube playlists quickly become black holes where saved videos go to be forgotten.
For about a year my actual job was other people's worst admin task. Accounting firms paid me to chase their clients for documents. Not build anything- literally write the list, send the email, send it again on Thursday, send it again the following week with "so sorry to keep bothering you" in front of it.
You learn one thing doing that. It never mattered how good the firm's client portal was. Clients don't log into portals. What worked was replying in the email thread they were already answering, and only ever asking for the bits still missing.
I'm building Parivar AI, a personal AI companion platform focused on making AI relationships feel more human and personal.
Instead of treating every conversation as a blank slate, Parivar AI is designed to remember conversations, understand personality, and become more familiar with you over time.
It's still an early MVP, and I'm actively improving it based on real user feedback.
Its difficult and time consuming for a shop owner to test your own site like a real customer. You already know where all the buttons are, how navigation works, etc. I was curious if there's an opportunity for VLMs there, so I started working on an software
