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Every founder launching this year is fighting for the same SEO real estate.

I built a browser extension that can convert Notion pages to multiple formats, including PDF, Slide, Cards, and Image, and can also add watermarks, headers, footers, and other components.

Because the market is relatively small, and it uses one-time purchase, resulting in limited revenue, should I switch to subscription pricing?

https://notionexporter.com/

I’m giving myself a small challenge starting tomorrow.

For the next 7 days I’ll share one real user frustration every day and the opportunity hidden behind it in your inbox

Just real problems people are already complaining about across communities and products.

If you’re curious, you can follow it here: click here

I built a name combiner for couples and parents to combine two or more names into one unique. Check it out and give feedback.

https://namecombiner.us/

Hi,

For a recently launched product, I have an enormous bounce rate and nearly zero conversions from the main landing page. I'm fairly new at this, so any feedback would be highly appreciated. OpenGraph image attached, for what it's worth.

The link: https://chromegoldmine.com (I recently added the "Live demo" button, and it's getting some clicks, but still, not many conversions...)

Thanks in advance!

Raf

Hey everyone! I've been working on a project that helps brands understand how they appear in AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini.

The idea came from a simple frustration: there are tons of SEO tools out there, but almost nothing that tells you whether AI assistants actually mention your brand - or what they say about it when they do.

So I built a free site checker that scores your website across 13 dimensions (entity presence, structured data, llms.txt, bot access, etc.) and gives you a prioritized list of things to fix.

What I'd love feedback on:

- Does the value proposition make sense right away when you land on the page?

- Is the free checker useful enough to make you want to explore further?

- What's missing that would make this more actionable for you?

Happy to return the favor and check out your projects too. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone,

I recently launched my first SaaS called BuildfromPain.

The platform focuses on discovering real user frustrations from discussions online and turning them into structured problem statements and PRDs that can guide product development.

Users can also submit frustrations they experience so others can explore and potentially build solutions around them.

It’s still early and I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from builders here.

While working on a few projects using Stripe, I noticed something frustrating.

When you receive a payment, Stripe already takes ~2.9% + $0.30 in processing fees.

But if you want to send the customer an invoice using Stripe Invoicing, they charge an additional 0.4% per invoice sent (max $2) - just to generate the PDF and send the email!!

Example:

$100 payment

• ~$3.20 processing fee
• ~$0.40 invoice fee

It doesn’t sound like much, but it adds up quickly.

If you have 100 customers and send 12 invoices per year, that's 1,200 invoices.

At up to $2 per invoice, that can be $2,400/year just for sending PDFs, separate from transaction fees 🤯🤯🤯🤯

So I built a small tool that generates invoices directly from Stripe payments without using Stripe’s invoicing system.

So I built a small tool that generates invoices directly from Stripe payments without using Stripe’s invoicing system.

On top of that it also:

• Automatically detects EU VAT numbers
• Applies reverse charge when applicable
• Supports European and US invoice formats
• Lets you download all invoices in bulk

I originally built it for my own projects but decided to release it:

https://stripdo.com/

Google just patented something that could seriously reshape the internet.

Under patent US12536233B1, Google can evaluate your landing page and, if it decides it’s “not good enough,” generate its own AI version of it and show that to users directly inside search results. Not send them to your site.

Not just summarize it.

Actually replace the experience with an AI-built page.

The wild part? It can personalize that version to each user price-sensitive shoppers might see one version, brand-loyal customers another. And the patent covers both ads and organic search, starting with Shopping.

So imagine ranking #1 for a keyword, a user clicking your result… and instead of landing on your site, they’re shown Google’s AI-rendered version of it. You may still get the attribution, but you lose control of the message, layout, and conversion path.

Search engines used to index the web. Then they started answering it.

Now they might start recreating it.

If the click becomes optional, the entire traffic economy changes.

source: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-patent-ai-generated-pages-search-41010.html?