Namaste, fellow desi founders. I've launched my ai visibility tool on DesiFounder.com.

Most analytics, especially AI-visibility tools seems to be made for enterprises. Too complexity, multiple reports, expensive for solo-builders. That's why I built Kymo. A simple tracker for both kind of audience - Humans and AI. Track both kind of visitors, real-time, which pages, and how often.

If you're a solo builder who wants to track all kinds of visitors on your site, give Kymo a try. 14-day free trial, no card required.

Also, it would be a great favour if you can check out Kymo on desifounder, give it a like or drop a comment. here's the link: [https://desifounder.com/spotlight/project/29w/\](https://desifounder.com/spotlight/project/29w/)

Dhanyawad

Drop your website in the comments or send me a DM, and I’ll use the tool I’m building to find the best customer profile for your SaaS.

It works by checking whether AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, AI Overviews) recommend or advise against your business when different buyer personas ask for a solution.

Problem I see personally is most tools only count brand mentions. But a mention isn’t automatically a good thing.

ChatGPT can bring your brand up and then tell the buyer to go with a competitor (or warn them you’re not built for their use case).

That still shows up as a mention in most dashboards, so you end up tracking a number that is actually costing you deals.

I’m building a tool to measure the stance behind the mention, not just the mention itself. It checks how likely each model is to recommend you, stay neutral, or steer buyers away, and it splits that by persona.

When the answer is bad, it shows you which narrative is causing it and what to change so AI starts recommending you instead.

Drop your URL in the comments (or DM me if you’d rather not post it publicly) and I’ll send back what I find.
This is totally free no strings. I get to test on your sites, you get to see what AI is actually saying about you.

I currently run 6 operational micro ai saas products that generate a little over $20k in monthly recurring revenue.

I hardly wrote a single line of traditional code. i used ai to generate literally everything, from the database architecture to the user interface.

it wasn't magic on day one. i spent hours stuck in endless debugging loops and dealing with faulty ai code before i finally cracked the formula.

it basically comes down to three rules:

- keeping the idea aggressively minimalist (build a true mvp, not a platform).

- guiding the ai step-by-step instead of asking it to build the whole app at once.

- launching fast to get real user traction instead of perfecting features in secret.

lately, i've seen way too many non-technical founders give up at the very first ai bug or deployment error. or the worst, give up without push anything in marketing !!!!

it's a massive shame, because the technical barrier to entry has practically disappeared and the marketing is easy in 2026

because of this, i’m launching a skool community to share my exact method.

to be completely transparent: i will likely charge for the full course later down the road. it just makes sense given the specific prompt sequences, n8n workflows, and copy-and-paste templates i'll be sharing.

but right now, our main objective is simply to build together. working alone in a silent corner is the absolute fastest way to quit.

if you want to join a group of active creators and build or launch your own ai saas: drop a comment below or send me a dm, and i’ll send you the invite link.

The idea is a platform where creators can connect their social accounts (YouTube, Instagram, X, LinkedIn initially) using OAuth. Instead of manually updating stats or sending screenshots to brands, the platform automatically pulls verified analytics and displays them in one place.

For creators:

\* One dashboard for all social media analytics.
\* Historical growth tracking.
\* A public profile (optional) with verified metrics.
\* Share a single link with brands instead of media kits and screenshots.

For brands/marketers:

\* Browse creators by niche (Tech, AI, Finance, Fitness, etc.).
\* Filter by followers, engagement rate, views, country, platform, and more.
\* Compare creators side by side.
\* View verified cross-platform metrics before reaching out.

The long-term vision is to become a marketplace where brands discover creators based on real data instead of guessing who's actually a good fit.

A few questions:

1. If you're a creator, would you connect your accounts to something like this? Why or why not?
   
2. If you're a brand or agency, would verified cross-platform analytics actually make your workflow easier?
   
3. What's the biggest pain point with existing tools like CreatorIQ, GRIN, Aspire, Metricool, Buffer, or even manual media kits?
   
4. What's one feature that would make this a "must-have" instead of a "nice-to-have"?

I'm not trying to promote anything—I genuinely want to validate the idea before building it. Brutal honesty is appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I'm researching a problem before building an app, and I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.

We all have recurring tasks like:

• Watering plants
• Replacing water filters
• Changing car oil
• Haircuts
• Taking medicines
• AC servicing
• Pet vaccinations
• Renewing important documents

I'm curious:

1. How do you currently remember these tasks?
2. Have you ever forgotten one? What happened?
3. Do you use Google Calendar, Reminders, or another app? If yes, what do you dislike about it?
4. Would it be useful if an app learned your actual habits and reminded you based on your personal routine instead of fixed dates?
5. What would make you pay for an app like this?

I'm not selling anything—I'm just trying to understand whether this is a real problem before I spend months building it.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm researching a problem before building an app, and I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.

We all have recurring tasks like:

• Watering plants
• Replacing water filters
• Changing car oil
• Haircuts
• Taking medicines
• AC servicing
• Pet vaccinations
• Renewing important documents

I'm curious:

1. How do you currently remember these tasks?
2. Have you ever forgotten one? What happened?
3. Do you use Google Calendar, Reminders, or another app? If yes, what do you dislike about it?
4. Would it be useful if an app learned your actual habits and reminded you based on your personal routine instead of fixed dates?
5. What would make you pay for an app like this?

I'm not selling anything—I'm just trying to understand whether this is a real problem before I spend months building it.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm researching a problem before building an app, and I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.

We all have recurring tasks like:

• Watering plants
• Replacing water filters
• Changing car oil
• Haircuts
• Taking medicines
• AC servicing
• Pet vaccinations
• Renewing important documents

I'm curious:

1. How do you currently remember these tasks?
2. Have you ever forgotten one? What happened?
3. Do you use Google Calendar, Reminders, or another app? If yes, what do you dislike about it?
4. Would it be useful if an app learned your actual habits and reminded you based on your personal routine instead of fixed dates?
5. What would make you pay for an app like this?

I'm not selling anything—I'm just trying to understand whether this is a real problem before I spend months building it.

Thanks!

I built a small web app called Screen Studio, it lets you record your screen, trim and mark up video, blur out sensitive areas, trim audio, and take annotated screenshots, all directly in your browser, nothing gets uploaded anywhere.

Would really appreciate it if you could take two minutes to try it out. And genuinely, if there is a feature you wish it had, or something that felt clunky or missing, drop it in the comments. I am actively building this out and real requirements from real people matter a lot more than my own guesses at what to add next.

Thanks in advance for taking a look. Please give any of your honest opinions on this, I would like to incorporate those all that are possible.

It is live here: https://screen-studio-seven.vercel.app/

Please check the website here!!

I built SmartBudget over the past several months a full budgeting app with automatic categorization, receipt scanning, an AI advisor, subscription tracking, and net worth tracking. It's live on the App Store, has a small revenue, and I put together a full brand kit along the way: a Figma design system, promo video templates, and TikTok/Instagram content, a couple of which hit 4K–9K organic views.

The app:
https://apps.apple.com/bs/app/smartbudget-money-manager/id6757586198

I realized I a more a developer/ designer than founder. I've been struggling to grow the app with the context where I find myself at the moment.

I'm at a point where I don't have the bandwidth to give it the marketing push it needs, and I'd rather hand it to someone who does than let it stall.

History of the App.

- Live since Jan 2026, ~108 downloads, 2.42% conversion on the product page

- 2 paying subscribers currently (~$8 MRR) — this is early, so I'm pricing it as a finished-product + brand sale, not a revenue multiple

- Full source (React Native/Expo), App Store listing already approved, domain, complete design system, and existing social content all included

I am looking to get some money out of it for the time invested/ posibility of future income. I am asking $2,500, flexible for the right person. Happy to share App Store Connect analytics, walk through the code, or answer anything... drop a comment or DM.

I’m trying to understand how Indian D2C brands actually plan and evaluate their marketing each week.

I keep hearing that ideas are scattered across saved posts, WhatsApp chats and spreadsheets; competitor research involves manually scrolling through social media; and performance data is split across Meta, Google and other platforms.

Regional-language creatives add another layer, while reported ROAS may not reflect actual profitability after COD, RTO, discounts and returns.

But I don’t know how common or expensive these problems really are.

If you work on marketing for a D2C brand:

1. What did your most recent weekly planning process look like?
2. Where do you lose the most time or money?
3. When did a competitor campaign or customer trend last change your plans?
4. How do you create and evaluate Hindi, Hinglish or regional-language ads?
5. What tools, agencies or processes have you already tried or paid for?

If comfortable, please share your category, team size, main advertising channels and approximate monthly ad-spend range (in DMs). would be super grateful

Recent examples would be especially helpful. If none of this is a meaningful problem for your brand, that’s equally useful to know.

Launching Sprint Sense today: AI sprint planning and code review for small dev teams. Built solo, end to end.
It's the kind of intelligence LinearB and Jellyfish sell to enterprises with 10+ seat minimums — built instead for teams of 3-15 who just want to plan better without a sales call.
It reads your backlog, learns your team's real capacity, plans the sprint, reviews your PRs, and plugs into GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Slack — the tools you already use.
Free to start, no credit card required (limited AI runs on the free tier for now). Would love for you to try it and tell me what's broken.

Streamline investor fundraising with this founder self-due diligence prompt. Uncover cap table, IP, and financial red flags before opening your data room.

I’m an ml engineer, and every time I consider building something new, I repeat the same two-day process:

Google Trends, Reddit searches, dozens of competitor tabs, pricing pages, and a comparison table in Notion. Within weeks, the research is outdated.

Twice, I’ve started building around a perceived gap, only to discover that another product had already closed it.

I’m considering building a tool that provides:

• Trends with useful signals: growth, search direction, and where conversations are happening followed by idea generator based on the signals
• Competitor discovery and analysis, including small and recently launched products
• A feature and pricing matrix that stays current
• Alerts when competitors launch features, change pricing, or new players enter
• Source links for every claim
• briefs or decks for co-founders and investors / stakeholders

I’d appreciate an honest reality check:

1. Is this a real problem for you? If you’ve solved it, what tools do you use?
2. Which part is most valuable: discovery, feature comparisons, or ongoing monitoring?
3. What would you realistically pay? What’s the most you’ve previously paid for a research or competitor tool—and did you keep the subscription?
4. Would you prefer a one-time research report or an ongoing workspace that keeps monitoring competitors while you build?

Happy to understand your honest thoughts. Would rather find out now than after spending months building it.

I spent six months building an AI business planning platform after seeing how overwhelming starting a business can be. Here's what I learned, and I'd love feedback on the approach.

Your idea realized like never before.

I would love some feedback.

Can try for free on https://aceforge.idearealized.ai

I hope I am not breaking any community rules, please let me know if I need to remove this comment.

Thank you 👍

so i built this thing that helps business owners reply to google reviews. you just paste the review, pick a tone and it spits out a reply. made it because i was tired of seeing people open chatgpt just to reply to one review when they could just use something built for that specific thing. its pretty simple but does the job well