RISHABHA GARG

Strivle is cooked as other usual platforms. like bro, pure AI generated content should not be allowed here. Even if you are using AI to generate posts. ITs okay. BUT ATLEAST EDIT IT A LITTLE BIT TO MAKE IT KINDA HUMANOID. 60% of the posts here are AI generated now. And strivle is being so crowded and messy. what are your thoughts? as i am not able to explain clearly what I really want to say :(

Hey everyone,
I just opened a live room on Strivle.
Just a raw chat about what it takes to build an immersive digital storefront for creators.

If you are building in the creator space, optimizing social traffic, or want to swap early-stage marketing and user acquisition strategies, jump in.

👇 Join the live conversation here:

strivle.com/rooms/b9694cc9-e8aa-428e-92f3-375be…

I plan to automate Instagram and TikTok, so I'm creating templates.

What do you think, would this work... or it look ls like an ad?!?

I built an app to solve my own problem & It just handed me $4.8k in 4 days.💰

The idea was simple, you enter your website url/repo/any pdf/ppt and enter a basic prompt like “create a cool SaaS demo” and done!

A polished video with motion and animation comes out in under 10 minutes. Should cost you around 3-5$.

And the first cut should be like DAMN! 🤯

I never thought I could solve a problem for 1000s of other founders. Turns out, everyone absolutely hates editing video and paying tons to an editor.

If your product demos look like garbage, fix it here: poko.video

This week I’m crawling out of the Builder’s Trap. Weeks of coding, integrating and refining my platform, HypaSites. Telling myself it wasn’t ready yet.

Truth is, it was ready. I just wasn’t.

Nobody warns you how personal it gets when you build something you’re genuinely proud of. Putting your name on it, shipping it publicly, opening yourself up to judgment.

But staying in the builder’s trap is not perfectionism. It’s just fear with a “productivity” mask on.

So this week I crawled out.

If you’re building something right now, I’d love to connect. The ones doing it in public are always more interesting than the ones waiting until it’s perfect.

Working on the weekends bring me sometimes joy and sometimes efforts and deception, but finally it always pay !

1. do not listen to other
2. but still ask for feedback
3. ship it

I’m building yet another PDF & invoice tool. Hear me out.

The market is flooded with generic document utilities, but almost all of them are fundamentally broken. They either bomb you with sketchy ads or force you to upload sensitive contracts, client data, and financial invoices to a remote cloud server. For founders and freelancers handling private data or NDAs, uploading files to a random backend is a massive privacy risk.

That’s why I’m building DocuNode—a minimal document workspace that runs 100% client-side. Using WebAssembly, your files never leave your computer, processing locally on your CPU in milliseconds with absolute privacy. You can use the studio instantly without even creating an account, and I'm only charging a micro-subscription ($5/mo) to remove watermarks and auto-save company profiles or client directories directly to your browser's local storage. Would you use this for your workflows just for the peace of mind? Drop your brutal feedback below. 👇

being a dedicated marketer on a platform full of founders is eye-opening. Linkedin, Reddit, etc. cannot compare to how much love and support is on this platform alone. This is where I feel ambitious people are meant to be. Looking forward to growing and building connections while delivering solutions in the way I know best.

Happy building,

~Tiara

I stopped paying for 3 AI subscriptions.

Here's why.

I was spending $60/month on:

→ ChatGPT Plus for writing and research

→ Cursor for coding

→ Claude Pro for reasoning and analysis

Three tools. Three logins. Three billing cycles. And I was still manually deciding which tool to open for each task.

So I built one that decides for you.

KlaatAI uses Klaatu-o1 — a routing engine that reads your prompt and picks the best AI model automatically. Quick question? Fast model. Complex code? Code specialist. Deep analysis? Reasoning model.

10+ frontier models. Zero model picking. One interface.

It also ships with KlaatCode — a terminal coding agent that reads, writes, and debugs your code across multiple rounds. Like having a senior dev in your terminal.

We just opened the beta. Completely free.

30 requests/day. No credit card. No strings.

I'm looking for developers and builders who:

→ Use AI tools every day

→ Have strong opinions about what's broken

→ Want to shape what we build next

If that's you, go to klaatai.com and sign up now.

Break it. Roast it. Tell me what's missing.

Beta users get early access to paid features and a direct line to our team.

Would love your feedback.

#AI #Innovation #SoftwareEngineering #GenerativeAI #BuildInPublic

Currently trying to validate if my idea is actually worth building, not getting any real feedback tho, anyone mind giving me some genuine comments on if people will actually use my website?

the idea is: a 24-month market entry simulation in which the user enters their product and the website launches it to a ton of ai agents and then gives an overview of wether the product will succeed or fail. (this was just a quick description, not brief definition)

r/founders: Building something? Drop your URL NOW and I'll tell you what's wrong with your site
r/micro_saas: Drop your SaaS 👇 I want to see what you're building!
r/saasbuild: Share what you're building I want to know NOW!

I built PatchWork because every AI resume tool I tried still made me do the work.

They'd suggest bullet points or rephrase a sentence. Cool — but I'd still spend 45 minutes per application customizing my resume and writing a cover letter from scratch.

PatchWork works differently. You upload your career history once — past resumes, LinkedIn, whatever you've got. Then you paste a job description, and it writes you a fully tailored, ATS-ready resume and matching cover letter in about 2 minutes. Not suggestions. Not edits. The whole thing.

Early users are getting interviews on ~7 out of 10 applications.

The pricing model was a deliberate choice too. No subscriptions. You buy credits — 1 credit = 1 job application. Your first one is $2.95, and a 20-pack is $25 ($1.25/ea). Credits never expire. Job seekers are already stressed about money; a recurring charge while you're between jobs felt wrong.

Bootstrapped, profitable unit economics, and growing through Google Ads + word of mouth.

Would love any feedback: usepatch.work

I'm trying out cold email for the first time and excited about the automation possibilities.

I got my first reply today, "Wow. Only after 2 days, that was fast!"

Reply: "The employee you contacted no longer works here"

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu- 🫠

Guyyysss, I think I’m officially exhausted from marketing 😭. Over the past few weeks, I’ve tried pretty much everything I could think of. Posted on LinkedIn. Posted on Instagram. Posted on TikTok.

Result? Lots of impressions. Almost no users.

Tried Reddit. Banned.

Tried Hacker News. Flagged.

At some point it starts feeling less like marketing and more like getting rejected by the entire internet 💀. The frustrating part is that I genuinely believe the product solves a real problem. It basically checks suspicious websites, emails, phone numbers, and crypto wallets and helps identify potential scam or risk signals before people trust them. The idea came from seeing how difficult it has become to tell what's legitimate online anymore.

A website can look professional.

An email can look convincing.

A wallet can seem completely normal.

And people have no easy way to check. So that's what I've been working on. Ironically, creating it felt easier than getting people to notice it 😭. For now, I've honestly stopped marketing for a bit. Not because I want to quit, Just because constantly posting, launching, getting ignored, getting flagged, getting banned, and repeating the cycle is mentally exhausting.

If you've been through this stage before, I'd genuinely love to hear how you got past it. And would love to hear some genuine advices from you guys!