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CloudSaver AI
Scan your AWS bill CSV for waste in seconds — free
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Scan your AWS bill CSV for waste in seconds — free
14 followers
CloudSaver AI scans your AWS Cost Explorer CSV for wasted spend in seconds. No API keys, no signup, no data leaving your browser. Detects zombie resources, over-provisioned EC2, idle load balancers, stale EBS snapshots, unused Elastic IPs, and S3 tier mismatches. Built for indie hackers and small SaaS teams paying $200-5000/month to AWS. Free scan now. Pro (auto-scans + alerts) is on the roadmap — leave your email on the site to get early access.
Finally something that just reads my CSV without asking for an IAM key, the zombie EC2 and stale snapshot detection caught two things I'd forgotten about. Pretty handy for a quick gut check before the bill lands.
@bulemgggg Buglem — love hearing it actually caught something real! Two forgotten resources is exactly what this was built for. If you end up running it monthly before bills drop, that's a use case we'd love to build around (think: scheduled reminders + trend tracking). malinono1015@gmail.com if you want in on that.
the fact that everything runs client-side without uploading your cost data is a really thoughtful call, especially for smaller teams who are wary of yet another SaaS tool asking for credentials. loving the focused scope too.
@egemenakmazc0c Thanks Egeman! That was actually the #1 design decision — I kept seeing tools that want read-only IAM roles or full account access, and even though I understand why, it's a big ask for a 10-second check-in.
The trade-off is I can't do continuous monitoring (no backend = no cron jobs), but for a "quick health check" vibe I think the browser-only model works. Curious to hear your thoughts on where the line should be — at what point does a tool become useful enough to justify giving it API access?