I came across a conversation between two developers discussing how frustrating it was to deal with Stripe integration on existing support platforms. For creators in India, especially those relying on UPI, the experience felt unnecessarily complex—and sometimes, just broken.

What stood out even more was the discomfort around platform commissions. Support, in its true sense, isn’t supposed to feel like a cut is being taken from appreciation.

That’s when the idea took shape.

This project BuyMeAChai was built to address those specific friction points:

No third-party payment gateways, no hidden deductions, and no complex onboarding. Just a simple, direct way to receive support using UPI, with a familiar, creator-first experience.

It’s not trying to be a disruptor. It’s trying to be simpler.

More aligned with how we already share value with each other here.

If you’re curious, feel free to check it out.

And if you do, I’d genuinely appreciate hearing what you think—good, bad, or in between.

I was casually scrolling where I came across a conversation between two developers discussing the issues with stripe on buymeacoffee. I thought yes, it's a problem which I can solve.

Additionally, people were also not very intrigued by the idea of commission which buymeacoffee or similar products were charging.

So here we are, presenting buymeachai, Buy Me A Chai is a heartfelt platform that lets developers, creators and side hustlers receive support as easily as sharing a cup of chai—with zero fees and instant payouts. Designed for India’s digital economy, it removes all friction with one-click UPI payments, customizable pages, and a warm, creator-friendly experience.

Do try buymeachai and let me know in the comments what is your honest opinion about it?

Hey Huzzler community!

After watching 1000+ of you launch here, I've started noticing a common pattern among SaaS launches:

Month 1-6: Build incredible product ✅

Month 7: Launch on Huzzler and get great feedback

Month 8: "No customers.. Maybe I need more features?" 🤔

Month 12: Still struggling with real customers... 😰

Here's the thing, almost everyone in this community can build. You're all incredibly talented.

We try posting on Product Hunt, tweeting, building in public... but our acutal customers are not browsing these sites. They're busy doing their jobs at companies.

That's why I'm building Customer Engine: a systematic approach to getting customers where you get exact daily tasks to get your first B2B customers.

Instead of: "What should I do today to get customers?"

You get: "Send 8 LinkedIn requests to marketing managers using template #3"

And you can actually see what's actually working for other founders (with real numbers).

Question for you guys: What's your biggest problem after launching your product? Is it getting the first real customers (who are not founders themselves)?

Would love your thoughts!

Waitlist: customerengine.co

We're thrilled to announce that after months of dedication and development, the PeakRoutine website has officially launched!

Why did we build this?

Because understanding your health data shouldn't require a medical degree.

Many of us track our metrics—whether it's glucose levels from a CGM, sleep patterns, or daily activity—but making sense of this information and knowing how to act on it is where most people get stuck.

PeakRoutine bridges this gap. Our AI-powered health coach analyzes your personal health data and crafts customized routines that actually work for your unique body and lifestyle. No more generic advice or wondering why your glucose spiked after that "healthy" meal.

Visit us at https://peakroutine.netlify.app/to discover how PeakRoutine can transform your relationship with your health data into actionable, personalized wellness routines.

📣 Would Love Your Feedback!

Or explore the idea behind it: https://www.reddit.com/r/PeakRoutine/

Hello all! I’m co-founder of Deadline Bar. We’re a caffeinated energy bar for busy professionals who are physically active.

R&D was a long road but we’re nearing the end and are spending our time now trying to build preorders. We’re reaching out to retailers we believe would be a good fit for us like Whole Foods, Sprouts and Wegmans.

We’re a few months from launch and are getting the word out there that we’re coming soon! Come check us out and tell us what you think and feel free to ask anything.

Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share the marketing strategy we've been testing for our project, Gitdocs AI, and open the floor for feedback or similar experiences.

We’re building a tool that helps developers auto-generate high-quality README files using AI, based on the actual content of their GitHub repos. But instead of going heavy on paid ads or traditional promotion, we’re trying a slower, more sustainable path:

• Community-first mindset: We’ve been active in open-source and dev forums, not promoting the tool, just genuinely helping folks write better docs.
• Content > Ads: We’ve started a blog + mini-guides (like “How to structure a great README”) to provide value without selling anything.
• Dogfooding: Every update we make to the tool is something we document and share transparently on Twitter/LinkedIn, focusing on what we’re learning.
• Feedback loop: Early testers are shaping the roadmap—this has led to more organic interest than we expected.

• Cold outreach via LinkedIn (even thoughtful messages) mostly felt inorganic.
• Reddit can be great, but we had one post flagged—even though it wasn’t promo—so we're being extra cautious now.

Would love to hear from others working on dev tools or bootstrapping products:

🧠 What has worked for you in building awareness authentically?

Let’s make this thread a goldmine for early-stage marketing ideas that don’t rely on ads or spam 🙌

Hey everyone! 👋

Super excited to finally share something I’ve been building over the past few weeks — Gitdocs AI.

Gitdocs AI is a developer tool that analyzes the structure and content of a GitHub repository and generates a clean, professional README file using AI. It's designed to help devs ship better documentation without spending hours figuring out what to include or how to format it.

• GitHub Integration: Users connect their repo, and the tool fetches metadata, file structure, and key code files.
• AI Analysis: It uses natural language generation (via locally run models or API-based, depending on setup) to generate a README draft with installation steps, usage instructions, features, and contribution guidelines.
• Customization Options: Users can tweak the tone (casual, professional, etc.) or focus areas (e.g., installation-heavy vs. feature-focused).
• One-Click Commit: The final README can be committed directly to the repo after review.

• Frontend: Next.js + Tailwind
• Backend: Node.js, Python (for AI processing), GitHub API
• Database: Supabase
• AI Integration: Custom prompt pipelines + optional Ollama local model support

README files are often overlooked, yet they’re the first thing people see. As someone who jumps between side projects, I found myself procrastinating the docs every single time. This was my attempt to solve that friction point — for myself and maybe for others too.

Would love your thoughts, suggestions, or even tough love if you spot something I could improve.

Thanks for reading! 😊

Hey folks! 👋

Super excited to share something I’ve been working on for a while:

DoCoreAI – a dynamic temperature profiler for LLMs that auto-optimizes your prompts without manual tuning.

When working with AI models like GPT or Mixtral via OpenAI or Groq, I noticed a lot of devs (including me) were stuck tweaking prompts manually—changing temperature, adding random system messages, guessing what might help the output.

Fine-tuning? Too expensive and time-consuming.

Prompt engineering? Trial and error.

DoCoreAI takes your raw prompt input and dynamically adjusts:

• 🔍 Precision
• 🎨 Creativity
• 🤖 Reasoning style
• 🌡️ Temperature

All based on the context of your input — giving you more accurate, useful, and optimized responses on the fly.

It works with both OpenAI and Groq, and it’s completely open source.

This started as a side project while experimenting with customer support AI.

I wanted AI to adapt intelligently to user intent, without hardcoding tons of prompt templates or tweaking settings manually.

Now it’s evolved into something I believe can help:

• Developers
• Prompt engineers
• AI researchers
• Anyone building AI-powered tools

• Python + FastAPI
• OpenAI & Groq support
• Swagger Docs for easy testing
• Cosine similarity for reuse of past “intelligence profiles”

Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/SajiJohnMiranda/DoCoreAI

Or explore the idea behind it: Reddit

Would love thoughts, issues, stars ⭐, and feedback from fellow builders!

Thanks Huzzler fam! 🙌

Let’s build smarter AI tools—without overengineering the hard parts.

QForm – a simple way to build waitlists with referral tracking.

If you're launching a product and want to:

✅ Capture emails with a custom form

✅ Incentivize sharing with referrals

✅ Embed on your site or use a hosted page

QForm makes it ridiculously easy. No code, no clutter – just focused on helping you grow early. Tried to build the tool I wish I had during my last launch.

Hey Huzzler community!

After watching 1000+ of you launch here, I've started noticing a common pattern among SaaS launches:

Month 1-6: Build incredible product ✅

Month 7: Launch on Huzzler and get great feedback

Month 8: "No customers.. Maybe I need more features?" 🤔

Month 12: Still struggling with real customers... 😰

Here's the thing, almost everyone in this community can build. You're all incredibly talented.

We try posting on Product Hunt, tweeting, building in public... but our acutal customers are not browsing these sites. They're busy doing their jobs at companies.

That's why I'm building Customer Engine: a systematic approach to getting customers where you get exact daily tasks to get your first B2B customers.

Instead of: "What should I do today to get customers?"

You get: "Send 8 LinkedIn requests to marketing managers using template #3"

And you can actually see what's actually working for other founders (with real numbers).

Question for you guys: What's your biggest problem after launching your product? Is it getting the first real customers (who are not founders themselves)?

Would love your thoughts!

Waitlist: customerengine.co

Hello everyone,

Building software always made me feel good. I liked the idea of programming an app for my specific use-case to fix a specific problem. But i never imagined making any of my work public because of how complicated things can get.

i am very excited to announce my first ever web application - Trackscription.

developing the application i mostly worked on the front end side while using Supabase as my backend. The whole application i built based on a service that i was looking for but could not find.

I live and work abroad so i had a lot of recurring payments and subscriptions to track. i could not find a simple, affordable and privacy friendly application that will let me track all of these recurring payments to show me a clear overview of all my expenses.

Here are some of the most important features:

Key Features:

1. Automatic Subscription Detection: Import your bank statement and let Trackscription identify recurring payments for you.
2. Client-Side Only: All logic runs in your browser. Your bank data is never uploaded or shared.
3. Zero-Knowledge Encryption: Your data is fully encrypted using a zero-knowledge model — even the developer cannot see your info.
4. Multi-Currency Support: Supports over 170 currencies.
5. Smart Currency Conversion: You can enter subscription prices in any currency, and Trackscription will automatically convert them based on your selected main currency in settings.

it would mean very much for me if i can get any feedback no matter how small it is.

Thank you and have a nice day!

Hey community! I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on: RepuShield AI, an AI-powered platform designed to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) worldwide protect their online reputation. As a founder passionate about empowering SMBs, I wanted to create a tool that levels the playing field, giving them affordable access to the kind of reputation management big corporations often take for granted.

What We Built: RepuShield AI tackles a universal problem for SMBs: the devastating impact of negative online reviews and social media backlash. Did you know that 88% of customers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations, and a single bad post can cost a business 22% of potential customers? For SMBs, this can be a make-or-break issue, especially when they lack the resources to monitor or respond effectively.

Our platform uses AI to provide proactive protection and real-time insights:

• RepuGuard: Shields businesses from negative press by identifying risks early.

• BrandPulse: Tracks social buzz and market trends across platforms in real-time.

• Insight360 (coming soon): Offers unified analytics to uncover growth opportunities.

• CreativeFlow AI (coming soon): Automates content creation and social scheduling to maintain a positive online presence.

We’re currently in the pre-launch phase, building a waitlist of SMBs eager to try it out. One of our standout offerings for early adopters is a free $499 personalized reputation report. This report analyzes a business’s online presence, identifies vulnerabilities, and provides actionable insights tailored to their specific market and industry, all at no cost. It’s been a rewarding challenge to design this report to deliver real value, and I’m excited to see how it helps SMBs take control of their digital identity.

How We Built It: The journey started with identifying the gap in the market: most reputation management tools are either too expensive or too complex for SMBs. I leveraged my background in digital marketing and AI to design a solution that’s both affordable and user-friendly. We built the core platform using natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning to analyze online mentions with high accuracy, ensuring SMBs get actionable insights without the tech overwhelm. The biggest challenge was balancing advanced AI capabilities with a simple interface, something we’re still refining based on early feedback. We’re also planning multi-language support to truly serve SMBs globally, which has been a fascinating learning curve in understanding diverse market needs.

Why It Matters: SMBs make up over 90% of businesses worldwide, yet they often lack the tools to protect their reputation effectively. RepuShield AI aims to change that by offering enterprise-grade protection at a fraction of the cost. I’m proud to see businesses from multiple countries already joining our waitlist, showing there’s a real need for this solution.

What’s Next: We’re focused on launching soon, with early adopters getting exclusive perks like a 20% discount on their first year and priority access to new features. I’d love to hear your thoughts. what challenges have you faced with online reputation, and how can we make RepuShield AI even better for SMBs? Let’s keep the feedback constructive and keep growing together!

Hey devs 👋

I’ve been working on a tool called Schedify — it lets your app schedule stuff to happen later, like…

• send something in 5 minutes
• trigger a feature next week
• run logic in 2026 (seriously)

Why I built it:

Every time I needed to delay something in my own apps, it turned into a spaghetti mess of cron jobs, queues, and time-based hacks. So I made Schedify to do one thing: help you delay things cleanly — no boilerplate, no infra pain.

It’s super early (no users yet) but I’d love to hear:

• Does this solve a real pain for you? 
• What would make this actually useful in your stack?
• Anything missing that you’d expect?

Right now it's in private beta — if you’re building something and think this might help, drop a comment or DM. Happy to share access.

Thanks!

→ schedify.dev

I have been building and coming up with product ideas for over 7 years.

One day I had the itch to build a new product. So I got to thinking...

After hitting a dead end, I figured why not build a platform that helps people like myself ideate through product ideas (since I always find myself doing this).

So I got to building...

Then my wife gave birth to my two beautiful baby boys....

Then I got laid off....

Stressed about getting laid off after just having two new boy I started to build even more.

I was tired and stressed but, product was so fun to work on, so I kept building.

After many iterations I have finally launched my platform (in beta).

EazleAi

I already got some users, and have already received some good feedback.

I hope y'all find some enjoyment in the product.

I actively maintain it, aiming for weekly updates.

P.s the name (Eazle) is a mixture of the names of my two boys!

I've just launched Link Couture 🚀

We believe that your bio site should be an attractive interface for your brand universe, that encourages your audience to interact with your online ecosystem 🌐

The way you present yourself online is very important, it portraits your professionalism and transmits confidence in your brand & products. Your link in bio is often the first touchpoint a potential client has with your brand - So why not make it stellar?

Your digital world should be exciting, user-friendly and beautiful.

We would love to know what you think about it ✌️

I’ve just launched cardstack.dev — a platform where you can design and display your own Digital Developer Identity Card.

🔹 Show off your tech stack

🔹 Link to your portfolio, GitHub, and socials

🔹 Customize your card with themes and styles

🔹 Join the public gallery to connect with other devs

🔹 Totally free to create and share

I'd absolutely love your feedback, and it would mean a lot if you gave it a try and added your card to the gallery!

Thanks for reading 🙏

Check it out here: cardstack.dev

I Created a Dating Game – Would Love Your Feedback

I've been working on Vermicelle (https://vermicelle.eu/), a unique dating game where you answer fun questions while getting to know others. It's a mix of trivia and matchmaking, designed to spark interesting conversations and connections.

The game will soon be available as a Trusted Web Activity (TWA) on the store, making it easily accessible like a native app.

I’d love to see it take off, and I’m looking for feedback! If you have a moment, feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. Does the concept appeal to you? Any ideas for improvement?

Thanks a lot, and looking forward to your thoughts!

Hey Huzzler community!

After watching 1000+ of you launch here, I've started noticing a common pattern among SaaS launches:

Month 1-6: Build incredible product ✅

Month 7: Launch on Huzzler and get great feedback

Month 8: "No customers.. Maybe I need more features?" 🤔

Month 12: Still struggling with real customers... 😰

Here's the thing, almost everyone in this community can build. You're all incredibly talented.

We try posting on Product Hunt, tweeting, building in public... but our acutal customers are not browsing these sites. They're busy doing their jobs at companies.

That's why I'm building Customer Engine: a systematic approach to getting customers where you get exact daily tasks to get your first B2B customers.

Instead of: "What should I do today to get customers?"

You get: "Send 8 LinkedIn requests to marketing managers using template #3"

And you can actually see what's actually working for other founders (with real numbers).

Question for you guys: What's your biggest problem after launching your product? Is it getting the first real customers (who are not founders themselves)?

Would love your thoughts!

Waitlist: customerengine.co

Hi everyone,

Great to be part of this community!

I’d love to take a moment to introduce myself and share a bit about my journey so far with my SaaS project.

I started out as a web developer working with Sitecore for a multinational company, where I quickly became fascinated by the power of WYSIWYG tools and how they shape content management.

Fast forward a few years — about five, to be exact — I began building my own CMS as a SaaS product. I kept it under the radar and didn’t release it publicly... until just last week! It was during a business seminar that I got the encouragement I needed to open it up, collect feedback, and work toward making it a market-ready solution.

Over the past week, I’ve been fully focused on creating the right onboarding tools to make the experience smooth and accessible. That part is now working well! The MVP is live, already in production, and being used by some non-technical clients — which is super exciting.

I know the CMS space is crowded, and getting traction won’t be easy. But my aim is to offer something developers can truly benefit from: fair pricing, so you can keep most of the recurring revenue, while still enjoying the perks of a high-efficiency platform.

So, here I am — looking for developers and early users who’d be interested in testing things out.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask — I’m more than happy to chat! And if you have any feedback about the product, I’d be incredibly grateful.

Cheers,

Manaus

Https://www.adaptsite.com

Hey everyone! For those of you looking to get some traffic to your products, we've now added functionality to create weekly sponsored posts. These sponsored posts will appear every 7 posts on the homepage and category pages and are rotated. Much like a sponsored post you'd see on facebook or reddit.

Huzzler is growing rapidly and for a short period of time we are keeping the prices for sponsored posts low. Prices will double next week.

Estimated post impressions are 4,092 impressions / week. I've added a screenshot of our analytics below as reference.

Our audience is mainly founders, so make sure your product is targeted at founders as well or you won't get good results.

let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to me on X for more info: https://x.com/vincent_edes

👉 View Advertising Options here

Good morning guys! Today we're featuring a cool project made by a Huzzler member. The product is called Postify AI and was made Huzzler member @ctatti.

Postify is an AI-powered social media tool for content creation. It's a tool that devliers consistant and most importantly on-brand messaging. What's cool about Postify is that it adapts to your brand’s tone and messaging, ensuring every post aligns with your identity and resonates with your audience.

Try it out here at postifyai.io

We all get those "million-dollar app ideas," but how do you know if they’re worth building?

I met a founder who takes a different approach. Instead of jumping straight into development, he validates first, and that strategy helped him find an idea that now makes $30K MRR without writing a single line of code.

Here’s a smarter way to test your idea before investing months of work:

1. Create a simple landing page – A quick preview of your product

2. Run small ad campaigns – Drive traffic to see interest

3. Track sign-ups & engagement – Measure real demand

Why does this work?

* No wasted time building something nobody wants

* Validate with real data, not assumptions

* Double down on what works, discard what doesn’t

The best part? You don’t need to code to test your idea. With

Brokenatom no-code AI landing page builder, you can launch a validation test in minutes and know if your idea has real demand.

🔗 Start validating today: https://build.brokenatom.io/

Verex is an AI-powered QA testing tool that helps developers and teams automate their web app testing without writing code. Onboard in minutes, run tests via CI/CD or manually, and get instant visual bug reports. No test maintenance, no hassle. Perfect for fast-moving startups, agencies, and dev teams that want to save time and ship faster with confidence.

Checkout our demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUHjFeHlSlg

Say goodbye to endless scrolling! AI Movie Finder uses smart AI to recommend movies and series tailored just for you. Fast, simple, and spot-on—your next binge is a tap away.

What’s your next watch? Test it and let me know!

Today we're featuring a cool project made by a Huzzler member. It's called Boringlaunch and was made by @gamifyKaran.

Boringlaunch is a service that submits your startup to 100+ in 7 days. It's a no-brainer when launching your startup. Just pay a one-time fee and all the work is done for you. It's the easiest way to improve your domain rating and is suitable for any SaaS product. You also receive a detailed submission report and additional free platform recommendations.

👉 Check it out here

Want to feature your project? Contact @vincent_edes

You can also get featured by providing value to the community by making valuable posts and comments. We pick new winners daily.

Thanks for reading and keep building 🚀

Hey Huzzler community!

After watching 1000+ of you launch here, I've started noticing a common pattern among SaaS launches:

Month 1-6: Build incredible product ✅

Month 7: Launch on Huzzler and get great feedback

Month 8: "No customers.. Maybe I need more features?" 🤔

Month 12: Still struggling with real customers... 😰

Here's the thing, almost everyone in this community can build. You're all incredibly talented.

We try posting on Product Hunt, tweeting, building in public... but our acutal customers are not browsing these sites. They're busy doing their jobs at companies.

That's why I'm building Customer Engine: a systematic approach to getting customers where you get exact daily tasks to get your first B2B customers.

Instead of: "What should I do today to get customers?"

You get: "Send 8 LinkedIn requests to marketing managers using template #3"

And you can actually see what's actually working for other founders (with real numbers).

Question for you guys: What's your biggest problem after launching your product? Is it getting the first real customers (who are not founders themselves)?

Would love your thoughts!

Waitlist: customerengine.co

I wasn’t sure about WhatsApp marketing, but now I’m rethinking things

I’ve been relying on email for marketing for a while, but lately, it’s been feeling… off.

• Open rates weren’t great.

• Messages kept getting buried in promotions.

• Even warm audiences just weren’t engaging like they used to.

I wasn’t sure what to do, so I started experimenting a bit. I tried sending a few of the same messages through WhatsApp, just to see what would happen.

Honestly, I didn’t expect much. But the engagement was way higher than email. More people opened, clicked, and even replied. It felt weirdly personal, like email used to be.

That got me wondering if other brands were seeing the same thing, they might benefit from it too. So I built Whatsapplab.co as a small tool to make testing it easier, basically turning email flows into WhatsApp messages without extra work.

Would love for people to try it and see the difference for themselves. If you have any feedback then I'd love to hear it!

Hey everyone!

I'm an esports fan and owner of an org called BLVKHVND that had been heavily inspired by Moneyball to recruit global unseen talent to see if we can go all the way. For us, that lead to the first Pokemon Unite World Championship in 2022, playing 3rd at Apex Legends Global Championship in 2023, and winning a litany of tournaments and events from a local and regional level in a variety of games.

We wanted to find a way to share our insights and within the past two weeks I worked with my scout to bring Winrvte (winrate) to life. It's a recruitment tool that gives players visibility to orgs looking to sign talent, a stats oracle for broadcasters and enthusiasts to tell stories and build content, and a roster builder with implications toward fantasy play and players queuing up for tournaments.

Beta starts soon and I wanted to get ahead of it and push this for visibility and to get some thoughts related to the project. We're covering Valorant, League of Legends, and CS2 for now with more games coming.

Come check us out and sign up for the beta:

→ https://winrvte.com

Thanks for the time!

Hey everyone! 👋

We just joined and wanted to introduce FindAffiliates, a platform where businesses can list their affiliate programs and get discovered by motivated affiliates looking to promote great products.

If you're running a program and want more reach (without spending crazy ad budgets), I'm happy to help or answer any questions.

Excited to connect with you all! 💙

Hey everyone 👋 Today we're featuring a cool project made by a Huzzler member. It's called Formscale and was made by Dris Elamri. Formscale allows you to create forms extremely fast. After signing up, you get greeted by an intuitive dashboard where you can create a form, view metrics and more.

It's a fully open source project, has 30+ integrations and is by far the easiest and fastest way to create forms.

Check it out here

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of StrideDoc, a brand-new SaaS platform designed to revolutionize how you engage prospects, onboard users, and support customers.

At StrideDoc, we understand that the journey from prospect to loyal customer is paved with clear communication, hands-on learning, and reliable support. That’s why we’ve built a suite of services to help you deliver a seamless and impactful customer experience:

✨ Interactive Demo Service

Give your prospects a hands-on experience with your product through self-guided or sales-assisted demos. Engage, educate, and convert leads like never before.

📘 Demo Guide Generation

Create structured, step-by-step demo guides that ensure consistency and clarity across your sales and onboarding teams.

📚 Full Documentation Writing

Empower your users with comprehensive, easy-to-follow documentation that covers everything from setup to advanced features.

Why StrideDoc?

Boost Engagement: Interactive demos make your product come alive.

Streamline Onboarding: Demo guides and documentation ensure users get up to speed quickly.

Reduce Support Overhead: Empower users to find answers independently.

Whether you’re a B2B SaaS company, an enterprise software provider, or an EdTech platform, StrideDoc is here to help you stand out in a crowded market.

https://anonymizepdf.eu/

I'm into AI and always wanted to train my own model — but I ran into a big problem: my dataset was full of PII (names, emails, etc.). I found some tools to anonymize text, but when it came to PDFs, it was a mess.

So I built my own tool. Upload a file → the app scans it → sensitive data gets anonymized. Clean, simple, fast. Uses AI under the hood to detect personal info.

I’m Kate — building migroot.io, a tool that simplifies the process of preparing documents for digital nomad visas.

This week, we launched a small experiment:

We made our DIY plan completely free — no payment required, no trial limits.

Why?

We noticed most users were skipping the DIY option and going straight to our expert-assisted (paid) plan. Even though the DIY version already provided a structured checklist and guidance, people seemed hesitant to do it on their own.

Now, for free, users can access full document checklists and prep their applications for visas in:

🇵🇹 Portugal

🇪🇸 Spain

🇮🇹 Italy

🇧🇷 Brazil

🇹🇭 Thailand

🇮🇩 Indonesia

The first reaction I got was:

“Is it safe to trust a free tool with personal documents?”

It’s a fair question — and yes, the data stays private. We don’t access anything unless the user upgrades and explicitly brings in an expert.

What we’re really testing is:

Will removing the price barrier increase adoption of the DIY path, or is the psychological barrier (fear of doing it wrong) stronger than price?

Curious to hear your thoughts — either on the experiment itself or similar behavioral patterns you’ve seen in your own startups.

Happy to share more context or data if helpful

Hey Huzzler community!

After watching 1000+ of you launch here, I've started noticing a common pattern among SaaS launches:

Month 1-6: Build incredible product ✅

Month 7: Launch on Huzzler and get great feedback

Month 8: "No customers.. Maybe I need more features?" 🤔

Month 12: Still struggling with real customers... 😰

Here's the thing, almost everyone in this community can build. You're all incredibly talented.

We try posting on Product Hunt, tweeting, building in public... but our acutal customers are not browsing these sites. They're busy doing their jobs at companies.

That's why I'm building Customer Engine: a systematic approach to getting customers where you get exact daily tasks to get your first B2B customers.

Instead of: "What should I do today to get customers?"

You get: "Send 8 LinkedIn requests to marketing managers using template #3"

And you can actually see what's actually working for other founders (with real numbers).

Question for you guys: What's your biggest problem after launching your product? Is it getting the first real customers (who are not founders themselves)?

Would love your thoughts!

Waitlist: customerengine.co

Hey everyone, I've just pushed an update so you can add a bio and socials to your Huzzler profile. Feel free to try it out. You may add your socials in your profile settings. Let me know if anything is missing or doesn't work. Cheers guys! Keep on shipping