For the last few months I've been building MarginFlow solo, no team, no funding.
The problem: every agency owner knows this pattern. A client emails "hey can you also just add X" sounds small, feels rude to push back on, so you just do it. One email. Then five. Then your 40-hour project quietly became 65 hours and nobody billed for the extra 25. By the time you notice, the project's wrapped and it's too late to invoice for it.
What MarginFlow does:
- Connects to Gmail (read-only it never sends anything on your behalf)
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.
Earlier this year I found myself job hunting again after 8+ years in product, most recently as a Product Owner in UK banking.
A job hunt gives you almost no feedback. You apply, nothing comes back, and you are left guessing whether the role was never a fit, the application was weak, or the ad was never real. With nothing to go on, everyone reaches for the same two moves: rewrite the CV, or apply to more jobs.
I did both, for months. Neither was the problem.
WorkstationAI is a workspace for running the whole hunt, and last week I shipped the part that closes the loop.
Last November, my wife and I visited Prague - it was my first time there. I wanted to see all the must-visit spots and experience the classic highlights.
I opened ChatGPT and asked it to build an itinerary based on places near me. It worked surprisingly well, and I found myself constantly switching between ChatGPT and Google Maps throughout the trip.
But as the days went by, something felt inefficient. I kept scrolling through the itinerary, asking to rearrange stops, adjusting plans because it was raining or because we were tired, and double-checking opening hours and directions. ChatGPT was helpful - but it didn t feel seamless. I kept thinking: this should be much easier.
A while back I posted here about counting the sources behind a handful of AI answers. I kept going, and I now have 241 software categories measured.
For each category I asked ChatGPT and Gemini the six questions a buyer actually types (best X, best free X, most affordable X, best for small teams, what should I use, recommendations), gave each one a live web search, and logged every product named and every source behind the answer. That is 1,446 answers and 5,037 product mentions.
Three things stood out:
1. Reddit was a source behind the answers in 93% of categories. Capterra, the review directory a lot of us pay for, in 12%. The assistants lean on forums and independent roundups, not the review grid.
Rindler turns any website into something an agent can operate on reliably. It drives a real browser: signs in, handles the one time verification code, gets to the right screen, pulls the records or fills the form, and hands back structured output in the shape you asked for.
The part worth caring about is the second run. Most browser agents re-read and re-work out the same website on every single visit. Rindler remembers, so it gets faster and cheaper the more it is used. And when a site changes underneath us, that is ours to fix, not a ticket in your backlog.
If you build agents, it's just one endpoint you call instead of running browser infrastructure of your own. If you run a team, it is the manual and repetitive website work somebody on your staff is currently doing by hand.
Too many tasks, couldn't find a planner I actually liked, so I built Kairo.
Would genuinely love if you gave it a try and let me know what you think. You get 7 days free, and if you're one of the first 10 users, use PHEARLY10 to get an extra month free :)
We built Dvoider because every founder we knew was stuck between two bad options: sit on their idea alone out of fear it ll get stolen, or share it and lose control of it.
Dvoider validates your idea across 6 dimensions with AI scoring, timestamps and hashes it on-chain the moment you save it, and matches you with collaborators who fit the roles you re missing all without exposing your full idea until you choose to share it directly.
I've been building AIOProductOS for the past few months. It keeps revenue, feedback, roadmap and outcomes on one customer record instead of scattered across five tools.
