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C-Corp for an App not launched yet?

Hi all, I've created an app and talked to a CPA and was advice to make a C corp as there is less risk overall and better in my situation. I would also like to create the C corp so I can enroll in the Apple developer program under that entity. No users or Revenue yet as of course I have not launched yet.
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Just made an AI tool have a look

Hi, Just made an AI tool named Decipher , in which you can upload PDF's , DOC , PPT , etc. and can generate summaries , flashcards , and can ask questions based on the PDF's Have a look : https://decipherr.vercel.app/
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I got so tired of writing regex to parse PDFs, I built an API that just returns type-safe JSON instead.

Hey everyone, I've been a long-time lurker but I created this account today specifically because I finally finished building a tool I wanted to share with you all. If you've ever had to extract structured data from PDFs, invoices, or scanned documents, you know how painful it is. You run it through an OCR library, get a massive string of messy text, and spend the next week writing regex to parse out invoice numbers and totals. Then a vendor changes their layout by 2 pixels, and your entire pip...
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Highly impressed with this system and need help trying to figure it out

Hey all I am a pilot and i came across this system to apply for multiple jobs in parallel on their site. I gave it a try and i am highly impressed, I wanted to know how could i make one like this for my self ? I was able to watch the runs and i was looking at the system fill out the forms for me and doing everything. I selected 3 jobs and one of them was with ATS, So how are companies building this ? https://www.aeroscout.net/documentation
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built a agent marketplace - stuck with supply side

hi there, i spend 3 months building a agent marketplace and its outcome based , user pay per task. Agent builders receive share if their agent is used. I'm struggling to get supply, can you share some method, places where i can reach out to people to build a supply side first. We have limited funds or else would have hired people to build it.
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Built a project tool that keeps the spreadsheet instead of replacing it – feedback welcome

I kept running into the same problem on every team I worked with: everyone already tracks projects in a spreadsheet, then someone pushes for "real" PM software, and six months later half the team is back in a shadow spreadsheet because the new tool didn't fit how they actually think. So I built QuickRow – it starts as a spreadsheet grid, and Kanban, Gantt, and Calendar views are just different ways of looking at the same rows. No re-entry, no drift between views. It's early (just l...
the same google ad has been running for roughly 433 days on a SaaS doing about $45k MRR
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the same google ad has been running for roughly 433 days on a SaaS doing about $45k MRR

One Google ad has been running for roughly 433 days straight on a SaaS doing around $45,500 in MRR. The company is a YC-backed AI SEO tool selling to early-stage startups, plans starting around $69/mo, roughly 167 paying customers averaging about $273/mo each. Breaking down what's actually running on their ad accounts right now: - 11 active Google ads, but the oldest creative has been live for something like 14 months. Nobody keeps burning budget on a losing ad for over a year, so that lon...
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Validated a devtool pain point over 100+ replies still not sure if a *pay for it problem*

Spend some time asking dev communities how they deal with ai coding sessions dying or going stale mid workflow before writing any code myself ,Got more replies than expected and the pattern is pretty consistent no one wants a bigger context window but a clean way to handoff as in what changed what failed what's verified and what was a guess one replay called it (handoff becomes the next sessions ground truth) which stuck with me weird part the sharpest comment was not from devs or a power use...
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AI made starting a SaaS basically free. Did it actually make building a real one any easier?

Genuine question I keep going back and forth on, curious where this sub lands. I founded Prosperian ~ 6 months ago .Is an AI agent for B2B outbound: it watches for buying signals (a company hiring for a role, raising a round, a decision-maker switching jobs) and fires off multichannel sequences based on that. So it's not a thin GPT wrapper it's a lot of moving parts running unattended while clients' campaigns are live: signal detection, enrichment, orchestration, integrations, automations that...
After months of building, I got my first API subscription today 🎉
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After months of building, I got my first API subscription today 🎉

https://preview.redd.it/fv90ouq2ouah1.png?width=2938&format=png&auto=webp&s=5d8b8398a91b591874483626ce81a508a6b6f7f9 In last month I got my first paid subscription for the FireTempMail API it's only $29.99 , but honestly it feels much bigger than the amount, i've spent months building the service: Built the temporary email infrastructure from scratch. Added a public API for developers. Worked on SEO to bring in organic users. Improved reliability and documentation. Seeing...
Spent 8 months building a "talk to your data" BI tool. Need honest feedback before I launch.
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Spent 8 months building a "talk to your data" BI tool. Need honest feedback before I launch.

For the last 8 months I've been building IQPrompt . The idea is simple: connect your database (or just upload a CSV/Excel), ask a question in plain English, get back a chart or a table, If you like the response you can simply Pin it to your dashboard. No SQL, no dashboard-building marathon. If you want to poke at it, it's live. Every piece of feedback shapes what I fix before launch.
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Any thoughts?

I have a saas in fitness niche, with great exposure for organic traffic. $0 invested in marketing and got 82 users but no pay yet as I didn’t monetize. What do you think is it possible to sell and if so how much can I sell it for?
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Looking for founders (and vibe coders) who want real feedback or their Al/SaaS tools - for free

Built something with Al? Shipping something and not sure if it actually works for real users? I'm putting together a community of Al enthusiasts who will actuall use vour tool and give you honest feedback. Not "looks cool!" feedback. Real feedback - what's broken, what's confusing, what's genuinely good No catch. No paid review scheme. Just people who love trying new Al tools and founders who want the truth before (or after launch) Who this is for: • Early-stage founders with...
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Merchant of Record Recommendations

So, we’re nearing our launch window, and I need to transfer us from Stripe to a Merchant of Record. It would be nice if we could stick with Stripe Managed Payments, but they don’t cover sufficient countries to support our operations. It’s an in-app currency based business model, so that’s also limiting. We’re preferably looking for biweekly to daily payouts (we need to keep our AI models topped up with tokens). I know the payout requirement might be our undoing, but it’s also necessary for...
A viral AI post gave me founder FOMO this morning. So I asked the AI to grade me against it.
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A viral AI post gave me founder FOMO this morning. So I asked the AI to grade me against it.

\"You're absolutely right!\" - Lovable I'm a non-coder founder, a "code poser" if you will. Commercial background, technical enough to be dangerous from 20+ years running GTM for b2b software, insatiable curiosity, but I don't write production code. Every morning my feed serves me another "you're using Claude/Fable/frontier models wrong, here's the 14-step system you're missing" post, and every morning I feel a little behind. Today I tried something instead of ...
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Looking for an AI development & outsourcing company for my startup

Hi everyone, I'm currently building a tech startup and we're looking for an AI development partner to help us build our MVP and scale over time. Ideally, we're looking for a company that has experience with AI agents, automation, custom software development, and can also support us long-term after the initial launch. There are so many agencies online, so I'd rather hear recommendations from people who have actually worked with one. If you've had a good experience with an AI outsourcing c...
just crossed $20K MRR and the secret was NOT building in public
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just crossed $20K MRR and the secret was NOT building in public

prefacing this with that this is not some crazy undisclosed ad, I'd be willing to bet less than 1% of this sub is in our target market niche B2C SaaS in a still somewhat saturated space. before anyone asks, no this is not some lead gen product, fitness tracker, habit adherence app, or anything targeted at a very broad consumer base. we live in a world where everyone is talking about how "product is so easy now, distribution is the last moat", and therefore think that step #1 is ...
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100k Web App -> Mobile App (IOS)

Hello everyone, I run solo an AI Study Platform and currently developing the IOS / Android App for the software. I am looking to connect with people with experience in shipping IOS Apps and maybe also some testers. (You can earn also some money). Who knows good resources to read, subreddits etc? Best, Luis
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I somehow hit 1k ARR, how the f*ck do I scale

I am a technical founder who is useless at GTM or growth or anything like that I scaled my first B2C SaaS to a modest 1K ARR (I know it's not huge but I am very proud consider I bootstrapped it) through word of mouth and posting on LinkedIn I have an ICP, I know exactly who wants to buy this. Genuinely how do I now reach them at mass scale? Some friends have said hire a marketing agency or "just do social media" but both things are much easier said than done Would appreci...
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Doubt regarding mobile attribution

So I run tiktok spark ads and there are multiple campaigns running. So I am facing an issue where in adjust I can see the conversions respective to these campaigns and also there is a similar hype in organic installs. Is there any way that we understand how these organic install comes and from which campaign. Is it actually a bottleneck for mmp's. Or are there any methods we should follow to avoid that?
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Built a delivery-scoring layer for pitch practice, here's what it caught in my own pitch

Disclosure upfront: I work in DevRel at Interhuman AI, and this is a demo on top of our product. Sharing because I think the underlying problem is one a lot of people building SaaS products around feedback or coaching will recognize. Most tools that "score" a pitch or a presentation only look at the transcript. We built ours on Inter-1 Streaming to also score delivery in real time: confidence, hesitation, energy, tied to the exact timestamp. Tested it on my own pitch. Content score...
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Monetize

I have developed a solod SaaS full stack project, though only the MVP is ready how can i scale it and reach to the new usera and how can i monetize to earn sode income
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Stop Chasing Motivation.

Everyone talks about motivation. Almost no one talks about consistency. The first week is exciting. The second week gets quieter. By the third week, almost nobody is watching anymore. That's where most people quit. The founders who eventually "blow up" aren't always the smartest. They're usually the ones who kept showing up when nobody cared. Success isn't built in viral moments. It's built on ordinary days that nobody remembers. Keep building. One day people will...
How Solving My Own Problems Led to 1,275+ Users
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How Solving My Own Problems Led to 1,275+ Users

Founder here. A year ago, I started treating small software ideas as product experiments. There was no launch strategy, no Product Hunt post, no paid ads, and honestly, no expectations. I'm a web developer and designer by trade, so I spend most of my day building and auditing websites. Like most developers, I kept running into tiny workflow frustrations that interrupted my day. Instead of looking for existing solutions, I started building my own. The first solved a simple problem I'd ...
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Launched my first SaaS this week. What would you do next?

Hi everyone, After about a month of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. It's an AI-powered tool that analyzes public Instagram profiles and generates insights like engagement rate, content analysis, posting patterns, AI recommendations, and historical progress over time. I launched on Product Hunt yesterday, but the results were honestly pretty underwhelming: • 2 upvotes • A couple of website visitors • No real users yet I expected distribution to be the hardest part, but now...
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Product Hunt was a complete waste of time for us

We launched on Product Hunt expecting exposure to potential customers. What we got instead: Tons of spam emails from agencies and companies trying to sell us marketing, SEO, backlinks and growth services Zero actual customers from the launch The signal-to-noise ratio was terrible, it felt like our email address was simply harvested by people trying to sell us something. For us PH generated more spam than users. Has anyone else had the same experience recently? submitted...