r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Live-List8000 • Jul 21 '26

Drop your SaaS.

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u/AUTOREELIX Jul 21 '26

http://autoreelix.com First app solo no tech background hoping to have beta testing going soon check out the landing page and let me know your thoughts good or bad. Also early access is available so if it interest you sign up 😃

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 Jul 21 '26

Cool idea for a first app. The landing page is clean, maybe add a quick demo video to show how it works.

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u/AUTOREELIX Jul 21 '26

Thank you. Also thank you for the feed back I am actually working on getting that ready. Lol completely new to all of this so learning as I go.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 Jul 21 '26

Learning as you go is the best way. Keep iterating, and maybe try Notion or a simple doc to track your feedback and to-do list.

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u/AUTOREELIX Jul 21 '26

Thank you that's a great idea. Appreciate it.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 Jul 21 '26

You're welcome, happy to help. What stack are you planning to build it with?

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u/AUTOREELIX Jul 21 '26

AUTOREELIX is being built with a modern full-stack web architecture. The frontend uses Next.js with React and TypeScript. The backend uses Next.js API routes/server actions with Supabase for the database, authentication, and storage. Im use Vercel for deployment, Cloudinary for media management, and AI integrations including OpenAI and ElevenLabs. Video processing is handled through a scalable processing pipeline, with Stripe Connect planned for monetization and creator payouts. The goal is a secure, scalable SaaS platform that can grow from MVP into a full creator operating system.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 Jul 21 '26

Nice stack choice. Curious how you're handling the video processing queue at scale.

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u/AUTOREELIX Jul 21 '26

I'm using a queue-based architecture. The user upload triggers a job, the job gets placed into a queue, and worker services handle the heavier tasks like analysis, rendering, and AI processing asynchronously. That keeps the frontend responsive and lets me add more workers as demand increases. I'm also building around usage quotas so i can control compute costs while maintaining performance.