Hello everyone, this is my first post here!

I am a fullstack developer and after working or multiple projects on the backend primarily with nestjs and using type orm, I find my self re-writing entity files just to declare database columns and structures. So, I made a tool just for myself to generate ORM codes based on my ERD.

The wiring canvas and the code editor are both interactive. So, I thought this tool my be helpful for backend developers similar to me and would like some validations and feedback before committing time and resources into this!

The attached screenshot is just a sneak peak into my tool to give a general idea. All feedbacks are welcome and appreciated!

TLDR; made a tool to generate orm syntax based on ERD

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I'm currently building StartupIdeaLab, a tool that helps you generate data-driven SaaS ideas by analyzing actual user complaints and pain points. Building this with $0 budget using free tools, but wanted to get your thoughts before I finish the MVP.

Here's the problem: We all know how much time we waste scrolling through Reddit, X, review sites, etc. trying to find good SaaS ideas. It's time-consuming and often leads nowhere.

My solution: StartupIdeaLab scrapes platforms like Reddit, X, G2, Capterra, and Upwork to find real user complaints, then uses AI to turn those pain points into actionable SaaS ideas.

What I plan to include in the MVP:

• Pain point analysis from multiple sources
• AI-powered idea generation (20 queries/day)
• Search and filter pain points by keyword/source
• Notion integration for your ideas
• Weekly data updates
• Email support

Premium features planned for later:

• Unlimited queries
• Custom pain point pipelines
• AI idea success predictor
• Competitor benchmarking
• Market size data
• AI-generated pitch decks
• Founder community
• AI-powered 3 month roadmap

Would love your feedback:

• Would you actually use this? Why/why not?
• Is $29/month fair for what I'm offering or a one time fee would be better?
• Which feature sounds most valuable to you?
• How do you currently find SaaS ideas?

Any concerns about the concept?

If there's enough interest, I'll launch a beta in a few weeks with a discount for early users ($19/mo for 3 months).

Thanks for any thoughts - trying to build something genuinely useful here!

new to this community. not sure if this is okay to post here but I wanted to share how quickly developing MVPs for my clients using Windsurf.

I used to lose days setting up auth, DB, styling, API routes, now I make about $4K/month just shipping MVPs fast. The secret is that I use windsurf with next.js to create a fullstack app fast. next.js is the only stack that works really well with windsurf. it can create:

• Pre-configured auth (Clerk/Supabase)
• Prisma + full database setup
• API routes ready to go
• Tailwind + shadcn/ui components
• ESLint, Prettier, Husky, commit hooks out of the box

What else do you need? I haven't had a single thing a client asked that windsurf couldn't do. I tweak a few config files (windsurf.json, .env), generate the project, and start building real features Most MVPs are live in 5-7 days. Clients love the speed.

For me, AI is not bad, it's good. It's fast made dev fun (and profitable) again. Let me know if you have any questions technical or other and ill do my best to answer them.

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Upcoming features for Huzzler

Now that the development on the advertising system is done, we're focusing on making Huzzler the best platform for founders. Here is a list of a couple of the planned features we have:

• Automatically add your product to "alternative to" so people can find your products through SEO
• Be able to save / bookmark valuable posts in folders
• Accountability system where you can define goals and celebrate milestones with the community weekly (you will be held accountable by the community) 😉
• A problem/solution directory where users can submit real world problems they have. This will provide Huzzler users with a list of already validated product ideas. You'll also be able to notify the user who posted the problem when your app is ready, that way you already have a paying customer ready.
• Gamification: have a level and xp. Increase your level by contributing in the community
• Referral system: gain advertising credits by referring people to Huzzler
• OAuth, login with Google
• Embeddable badges for the launch Arena
• Be able to link a product with a showcase
• Better filtering / sorting in product pages (filter by category, sort by date,..)
• Coming soon tab: all projects that are soon to be relelased
• Previous launch arena winners pages
• .... and many more features

Let me know if you'd like to see other features as well 😁

Thanks for reading guys!

I just launched my first iOS app called PillMate - Medicine Tracker – it's a clean and simple medicine tracker designed to help people stay consistent with their meds.

I made it for anyone who wants a distraction-free, easy-to-use way to track doses, get reminders, and stay on top of their health.

Would love to get some feedback about UI and overall experience using it.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pillmate-medicine-tracker/id6743670524

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Hi Huzzlers,

I am launching my app PeakRoutine which is an AI powered health coach for your mind and body. It will provide personalized wellness routines based on your health data and lifestyle.

Any feedback, comments on landing page, idea, tagline greatly appreciated.

https://peakroutine.netlify.app/

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Greetings Fellows,

I hope you're all having a great day!

I'm in the process of launching a service-based agency with a primary focus on Shopify development, website creation, and financial modeling. I have a skilled team in place, and our website is set to go live in the next few days.

As someone just starting out, I’d genuinely appreciate your honest advice. What step-by-step approach would you recommend for getting our first few clients? Are there specific platforms, outreach strategies, or general best practices that have worked for you or someone you know?

Any insights or suggestions would mean a lot.

Thanks in advance!

trying to learn from others' mistakes ;)

also the min char thing is awfully here

This project aims to create a web-based platform and optional browser extension designed to help users improve their Operational Security (OPSEC) and reduce their digital footprint. The website will provide interactive tools such as a self-assessment quiz, step-by-step guides for better online practices, and a searchable database of companies with links or instructions on how to delete or request personal data removal.

To enhance real-time privacy protection, an optional browser extension will be developed. This extension will monitor user behavior in forms and websites, alerting them when they are about to overshare unnecessary personal information, and offering privacy-friendly alternatives like email aliases or fake data for non-essential fields. It will also highlight websites that track users or make account deletion difficult.

The project focuses on accessibility, simplicity, and empowering users to take control of their own privacy with minimal technical knowledge. It combines practical development with academic research on digital security, user behavior, and privacy laws such as GDPR and CCPA.

Hello everyone,

for context I’m from a third world country so this might be hard for some people to relate. In my country applying for graduate entry level roles can be very very hard, most especially getting materials to use. If you do have materials there are mostly paid and are pdf and you have no way of getting the exact feel of the exams before the exam date.

I have an idea to solve this, I want to curate all the past questions I can find for different companies, and then create a platform where users have access to all these exams in one place. I would also be using AI to train more questions based on available questions.

one feature I’m thinking of is to grade users based on current users to give a feel of how you’re performing in each categories of the question compared to others. The platform will also give a better feel of our candidates are to behave during exams in such platforms. For now I plan on making the platform entirely free.

need feedback from more experienced founders, thank you

What are the best tools to integrate pay walls for your Saas?

I founded/lead an SME neobank in SE Asia. This post is for high talent, high agency people who want the chance to build / scale a product likely as their learning curve to radically improve their chances for their own startup in future (as I did myself).

The company mission is to make money meritocratic, and money which works hard for customer. People should get what they deserve, not limited to those who already have.

We're profitable, growing 100% compounding, have 10x LTV:CAC, and really happy customers (NPS, online reviews). And we're barely scratching the surface.

Anyone who nows developing markets understands just how acutely underserved businesses and consumers are with financial services. Our market is very tough to break into, but now our opportunity is practically limitless -- in terms of scale and the breadth of products we can ship to our captive base (and radically expand TAM).

I've noticed this site has lots of builders at various stages of their journey, skewing toward those who are pre-launch or even pre-idea.

If you're an aspiring entrepreneur, PM, or engineer with high degree of agency who wants to road-test your skills by building real products for real people -- we're interested to speak with you. Mindset and intellectual horsepower is a must; no experience required (you'll learn very fast here).

Hey guys!

Just wanted to thank everyone who has been a part of this journey so far (we just getting started). We've only been around for a couple of weeks and are already ad 2.4K monthly active users, which is crazy if you think about it.

What I learned is that you have to solve a REAL problem. The real problem was that there was no good place for founders to hang out, get feedback or discover each others products so I created it.

I have a lot of cool things planned for Huzzler to make this platform even better, such as a real world problem/solution directory, "alternatives to x software" pages where I will list your products (mainly for SEO), a customer engine so you can get your first 100 customers and more.

All of your feedback is also added to the to-do list.

I'm working 24/7 on Huzzler to make this the best platform. Also increasing the price of huzzler black soon. For those interested, we now also have advertising options. Feel free to DM me on X for more info.

Thank you to everyone here! Couldn't do it without you.

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Hey everyone! I'm new to the community and would love some feedback on a WordPress plugin I'm working on. It's a subscription tracker designed to help users manage and track both free trials and paid subscriptions for WordPress plugins, themes, and third-party services like domain, hosting, and other saas. Basically, it helps keep tabs on any recurring or even one-time expenses tied to your site.

Would love feedback on a new product I launched.

I'd like to improve it and so looking for genuine feedback here.

The platform is an ideation platform for single developers. It's currently in beta.

Every goes a long way

Every feedback is appreciated 👍🏾

Here's the link to the project: eazleAi.com

I'm working on a new SaaS idea and would love your feedback.

It’s an AI-powered itinerary builder that doesn’t just scrape top attractions — it actually reads through real human reviews from Reddit, blogs, Quora, and Google Maps to build realistic travel plans.

The goal is to create personalized itineraries based on actual traveler experiences — including where to stay (and for how long), how much to budget per day, hidden local spots, and even what street food to try. Each recommendation would be backed by real sources, not generic AI guesses.

Think of it like planning a trip with a well-traveled friend who already did all the digging.

Do you think something like this would be useful for your travels?

What features would make it a no-brainer to use before a trip?

Open to any feedback — still super early stage.

Hacky but useful — we just needed a UI for blog assets stored in Supabase (images, markdown, PDFs). Next.js + Tailwind. Auth, file upload, folder nav, publish button.

Nothing fancy. Just worked for us. Might work for you too.

npx create-supawald my-app

https://github.com/structuredlabs/supawald

Happy to announce that Virlo is over $2k MRR!

This milestone tells us that we should keep going! It’s not much, but it makes us happy that at least a few people out there are enjoying our product :)

Let's create a thread of comments with our best marketing strategies for anyone to steal. We'll start with our most converting strategy, which is Reddit posts about what we do and solve + revenue posts. Those got us record visitors and views there.

Hey Huzzlers....

I'm building an analytics SaaS and I'm currently stuck between two paths. I’ve already built a solid tracking system of my own — I can track pageviews, user behavior, sessions, etc.

But now I'm wondering if I should continue building everything from scratch (custom heatmaps, user journeys, screenshot-based session previews, real-time tracking), or instead just integrate with Google Analytics via their API.

The idea with GA is users would connect their account, and I’d display all their data in a cleaner, more focused UI with some extra insights layered in, like a 3d world globe with live users, a screenshot generator loaded with required features to Generate stats and share on your X profile and some more.

Easier for me, less infra to manage — but also feels less valuable since GA already gives that whole data.

So I’m torn: do you think indie founders would actually pay for some unique features I described, cleaner, easier-to-use UI on top of their GA data? 

Or is the real value in having a full custom tracking system where I own the data and the experience?

GA has trust and coverage, but it’s bloated and confusing. My tracker is lightweight, focused, and can be tailored to founders' real needs — but it’s more work and I’m unsure if people would make the switch.

Curious what you'd do or prefer.

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I am curious as to what problems you guys are solving. Can you describe it in one sentence? I'll create a highlight post with the offical Huzzler account about the most unique / interesting one 😁

I see many founders here building great products but some of you are struggling to get their first paying customers. Here is some actionable advice on how to actually get your first paying customer for your SAAS (how I did it):

• Step 1: find out where your customer hangs out (reddit? forums? facebook groups? And choose the one where your customer is most likely to hang out and where you can contact them directly
• Step 2: Start commenting and provide value. When people ask for advice. just give them advice. Actually try to help them solve their problems.
• Step 3: start casually mentioning how your product can solve a problem they have. (your product must save them either time or money). Be genuine, give real advice. People like real people.
• Step 4: When they join your platform, treat them like kings.
• Step 5: Kindly ask your first users for feedback.
• Step 6: Iterate on the feedback
• Step 7 repeat.

Let's grow and scale together 🚀

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We've been going viral on X these past 4 days. How? By commenting on memes and interacting with community members.

We've both been adding value to conversations, and getting some laughs with silly interactions.

This got us:

→ +600k Impressions

→ +100 Followers

→ +20 New Users

→ +1.4k Profile Visits

Our biggest highlight was a meme about Sam Altman x Levelsio, two people we highly respect, where Levels retweeted us, and our post got out to a lot of devs!

Have you ever tried something off-brand like this? We have to admit it's addicting, although it doesn't convert as much as we would want yet.

Hi everyone! I vibecoded 95% of a solution to a personal problem in a couple hours, and then spent 2 months turning it into a SaaS now called Profolio. It has been both an horror story and an extremely fullfilling experience.

The premise is simple: traditional resumes don't tell my full story, and if wanted to have a small chance of recruiters considering me I needed to show them what I can do, not just tell them.

However, I'm at a point where I have completely lost the ability of looking at the product with objective, external consumer eyes. There are so many things I want to add, to change, to improve, and now I don't even know if that's what my target audience would want, if I'm spending too much time on things people don't even care about, or if I'm failing to add the value they deserve.

I would really appreciate any general feedback of the product, but I'm more concerned with the direction going forward. I've been thinking if I should include recruiters into the equation with a separate profile, ability to compare candidates with help of AI, send interview requests to candidates, etc.

I also added a job board so users could get tailored job posts recommendations based on their skills and experience, but it's been hard finding an api that retrieve quality and accurate job offers. Thought about letting companies create their own job posts directly inside the app, and that's when I realized I was way too deep into the rabbithole and it was time to ask for help.

You can create an account at www.profolio.id or just check the landing page and will get a good enough idea as to what would make sense in terms of the direction going forward.

Thanks!

Week 1:

-Schedule client meeting to understand requirements.

-Create a detailed Product Requirements Document (PRD).

-Analyze and prioritize features for Phase 1.

-Be transparent about what can realistically be shipped in the first phase.

Week:2

-Finalize and confirm requirements with the client.

-Plan UI/UX, map out all pages and features.

-Start coding prep (set up tech stack, environments, etc.).

Week 3:

-Complete UI development.

-Start backend development and integrate APIs.

-Work on additional features as per priority.

Week 4:

-Focus on debugging and fixing errors.

-Refine the product (UI/UX, performance, etc.).

-Deploy the application and prepare for launch.

Pro Tip:

-Update clients weekly on progress.

-Share challenges openly and seek feedback.

-Stay transparent and collaborative until delivery

LOC of huzzler? Love the app am new here! Waiting for the dark mode aswell.

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Would love to see an edit or delete post button.

Love this site an community. Will definitely hustle here!