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Hey everyone! I'm Feroz – developer & creator of Invoice Tracker ⚡
Hey everyone! 👋I'm Feroz, a developer & maker based in India.I recently got tired of watching freelancers and small agencies struggle with awkwardly chasing unpaid client invoices, so I built Invoice Tracker ().⚡ What I built:- A clean, zero-bloat dashboard to track unpaid client receivables in ₹ INR.- Automated email payment reminders sent from a verified domain (reminders@) directly to primary inboxes.- Smart 3-day follow-up suppression so clients aren't spammed when you personally call them.- 1-Click invoice lifecycle actions (Mark Paid, Mark Partial, Overdue tracking).I'm building in public and would love to connect with fellow makers, freelancers, and agency owners here!What are you all working on right now? Would love to check out your projects and swap feedback! 🚀
We Build and People Use
Hey Everyone,We are Ausmi building useful apps for people and our latest build is for all animal and pet lovers. We built Snoofy an All in One Pet Care Assistance. If you are a first time pet owner this app will help you a lot sorting the things out for your new pet and not even that for existing and experienced pet owners, you guys are going to love it.
Hi everyone! I'm Israel | Building Automated QA for No-Code & AI apps
"Hey SaaS Hive community! 👋I'm Israel, co-founder of Vibe and Go. My team (Dieudonné, Honorine) and I are incredibly excited to share our product with you today!The Problem:We love building with AI tools like Lovable, Cursor, and Bolt. It’s fast, but let's be honest: "vibe coding" often introduces silent, hidden bugs. Manual cross-device testing is exhausting, and hiring a dedicated QA tester is too expensive for early-stage builders.The Solution:We built Vibe and Go to bring zero-setup, automated QA testing to everyone. You just paste your app's live URL, and our intelligent crawler simulates real user flows across 12 real devices and browsers (including Safari iOS and Chrome Android). In under 60s, you get a plain-English bug report with screenshots.Exclusive SaaS Hive Offer:We are opening a limited beta right now! We’d love for you to try it out, run a few scans on your apps, and give us your brutally honest feedback.
Our AI kept overruling the corrections users made
We let people correct us. Mark a sender as important. Fix a classification we got wrong. Tell us something we flagged as revenue isn't actually revenue.Then a background job would rescan that same email later and quietly put its own answer back.So someone tells the system "this isn't revenue," and the next day there it is again. From their side that isn't a bug, it's a personality. Being wrong once is forgivable. Being wrong again after they fixed it means the thing doesn't listen.We'd already caught one process doing this and patched it. Went looking anyway and found a second writer sitting in the main classification flow. That's the part that still bothers me — nobody reported it. We just had a whole second thing writing to those fields that nobody had inventoried.The fix itself is boring. Human answer wins, and we store where each value came from, model or person.What I keep chewing on is that a system learning from corrections and a system overwriting them look identical from the inside. Same tables, same code path. The only difference is whether anything tracks provenance, and we weren't tracking it because we'd spent all our attention on accuracy and none on who gets the last word.So for anyone else building on a model — how are you handling this? Do you store where a value came from, or does newest write just win? I don't think we've solved it. We've stopped the bleeding.
One of the most interesting SaaS milestones is not a revenue chart.
It’s when your free infrastructure starts telling you:“Your project has outgrown this setup.”This week, GEO Tracker AI hit two of those signals:• Supabase warned us about Disk I/O pressure• Vercel warned us that we’re close to the Hobby plan’s Active CPU limitThat does not automatically mean “huge traffic.” In our case, repeated product iterations, scans, report generation, and QA all contribute.But it does mean the product is no longer just sitting there.For founders building AI or data-heavy SaaS, free tiers are perfect for validating an idea. Then comes the next stage: learning which workloads to optimize, which infrastructure to upgrade, and how to keep costs proportional to real customer value.The important part is not upgrading every time an alert appears.It’s understanding what is creating the load.For us, that means separating:• app compute• database reads and writes• external AI/API costs• real customer usage versus internal testingGrowing a SaaS product is not only about acquiring more users.It is also about building the operational discipline to support the product when it starts doing real work.What was the first “our free plan is no longer enough” moment in your SaaS journey?
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Your team's context, turned into action
Here is how I get customers from SaaS Hive 🥳
I thought I would share what's been working for me here on SaaS Hive.One way is simply being active in the community. I join conversations, respond to other founders, and help when I can. Responding to other founders and helping them also earned my SimploMail some points during the launch. So it was at the top of the list in the monthly Sprint Launch.But the big boost for me has been featured placement. For just $8, my product sits above all other products on the main page. So even with very little social proof, it gets seen by people visiting SaaS Hive. For $19, the product is placed right at the top, even above the Sprint Winners.I'm also on the Growth plan, and my product banner is shown across the key pages on SaaS Hive. That alone has given me more than 11,000 impressions. I've used pretty much every promotional option available 🙂, and it has brought me thousands of impressions and several customers.Email marketing is a tough niche to compete in. So now I'm also working on my product page and landing page to get better conversions from all the traffic. I thought I'd share this because simply listing your product can help with AI visibility, but it doesn't put your product in front of the people visiting SaaS Hive in the same way.
PaperLocal launches tomorrow — private PDF tools that stay in your browser
I’m launching PaperLocal on SaaS Hive tomorrow. It’s a free, private-by-default PDF toolkit for professionals, students, freelancers, and anyone who would rather not upload sensitive documents to a server.The hardest part was making the live preview and downloaded result match exactly across page rotation, watermark placement, ordering, and multi-step workflows. Local processing is only useful if users can trust the output.Launch page: https://saashive.com/products/paperlocalI’d love support with testing real-world documents—especially scans and unusual layouts.Question for other founders: when a tool says “private” or “processed locally,” what evidence or UX signal makes you actually trust that claim?
Hi, I’m Anshul — building PaperLocal
Hi everyone — I’m Anshul, and I’m building PaperLocal, a private-by-default toolkit for everyday PDF work.It’s for professionals, students, freelancers, and anyone who handles documents they don’t want uploaded to a third-party server. PaperLocal handles merging, splitting, page editing, conversion, watermarking, signing, and PDF-to-Markdown directly in the browser.I started it because the upload step in most PDF tools always felt unnecessary—especially for contracts, reports, applications, and other sensitive files. I wanted the convenience of an online tool without handing the document to a server.The next big focus is making PDF-to-Markdown genuinely useful for complex scans and handwritten PDFs through local OCR, while continuing to improve previews and mobile editing.PaperLocal launches here tomorrow. I’d especially value thoughts on this: what’s the one PDF workflow you still reach for a desktop app to complete?
FounderFlow Development Update 🚀
FounderFlow Development Update 🚀Over the past few weeks, we have been working hard to strengthen FounderFlow behind the scenes and improve how our development work is organized.We recently welcomed Mamoona to the team as a senior developer. She is working across both the frontend and backend, helping us review the existing product, resolve outstanding issues, and keep development moving in the right direction.We have also reorganized our Jira board, reassigned tickets across the development team, and made ownership much clearer. Each developer now has greater accountability for moving assigned work from To Do through development, testing, verification, and completion.Things are beginning to smooth out. Current tickets are actively being addressed, priorities are clearer, and the team is becoming better aligned around what FounderFlow needs most right now: a stable, reliable product that delivers immediate value to founders.Building a SaaS product is not only about creating features. It is also about developing the systems, accountability, communication, and discipline required to keep the product moving forward. That operational structure is becoming stronger at FounderFlow, and I am encouraged by the progress.FounderFlow is getting closer every day to becoming the AI Executive Chief of Staff that founder-operators can trust to identify what matters, protect revenue, and tell them what needs their attention next.The work continues, but we are moving forward with greater clarity and focus.
Relocation finance
Hi everyone — I’m Dario, founder of Obolus.I built Obolus to help people understand whether an international job offer or move abroad actually makes financial sense.It’s mainly for expats, remote workers and professionals comparing opportunities across countries.I started it because gross salary comparisons are often misleading once taxes, rent, healthcare and living costs are taken into account. I ended up building the tax calculations for all 8 supported countries myself after a lot of digging through very different tax systems and official documentation.Right now I’m working on making the relocation flow more useful for real decisions — especially better city-level comparisons, more personal scenarios and clearer side-by-side job offer comparisons.The product will be launching here tomorrow!Looking forward to it ;)
SimploMail Inbox
Business email address for $1
Would you like a business email address for $1?
As a SaaS founder, I have quite a few projects running.And every time I launch a new project, I need a business email address for it. So now I have a dozen email addresses, and I’m paying a monthly fee for every single one.At some point I thought, there has to be a cheaper way to do this.So I started building SimploMail Inbox.It lets you get a custom email address using your own domain for just $1.It’s still in development, but I’ve opened a waitlist. If you have multiple projects or businesses and want to spend less on business email, you might find it useful.Join the waitlist here: https://inbox.simplomail.com/
Building Berean AI — AI for Deeper Bible Study
Building Berean AI — AI for Deeper Bible StudyI've been building something I believe can make serious Bible study more accessible.Berean AI is an AI-powered Bible research and study platform designed to help pastors, Bible students, teachers, and anyone who wants to go deeper into Scripture.The goal isn't to replace the Bible with AI.It's the opposite.Berean is designed to help people search, study, compare, investigate and understand Scripture more deeply, while keeping Scripture, sources, historical context and theological perspectives at the centre.Some of the tools we've built include:📖 Bible reading and research🔎 Hebrew & Greek Word Study with Strong's connections🤖 AI Bible Study with research and sources📚 Cross-references and Scripture context🏛️ Biblical History and historical context🗺️ Biblical Geography⛪ Denominational perspectives and tradition history🔮 Prophecy Explorer🎙️ Sermon Builder with Scripture verification and PDF export👨👩👧 Family Devotional resources🌍 Support for 9 languagesOne of the things I've been particularly focused on is responsible AI.AI can be useful for research, but it shouldn't pretend to be Scripture, and it shouldn't present interpretation as established fact.That's why Berean separates Scripture, historical sources, theological perspectives and AI-generated synthesis wherever possible.We're now preparing the latest release for testing and getting Berean ready for its next stage.I'd love to connect with other SaaS founders, developers and people building products with a purpose.Berean AI: helping people go deeper into Scripture through technology — without putting technology above Scripture.
Natalia InboxVox :)
Hi everyone! I’m Natalia, founder of InboxVox 👋I’m building a simple way to turn business emails into structured data. InboxVox captures incoming and outgoing messages and delivers them as JSON to your endpoint - without forwarding, BCC, or changing unread status.It’s useful for connecting email conversations and attachments to CRMs, automations, AI workflows, and internal tools.I joined to meet other founders and SaaS builders, exchange ideas, and learn what everyone is working on. What are you building?
What happens when different parts of the product disagree with each other?
FounderFlow is designed to act as an AI Executive Chief of Staff. It looks across a founder’s inbox for things like stalled deals, revenue risk, relationships that need attention, urgent messages, and next actions.That means the numbers have to be trustworthy.Recently, we found cases where the Daily Briefing might say there were 16 stalled deals while Revenue Radar showed 19.The problem wasn’t the AI.It was architecture.Some cards were calculating totals in the frontend based only on the records currently loaded on the screen. Other parts of the product were asking the backend for the full count.So both components were technically counting correctly.They just weren’t counting the same population.Pagination made the problem even worse. A frontend component could see one page of results and accidentally present that as the total.We’ve now been moving those important business metrics to authoritative backend counts so that the Briefing, Revenue Radar, Overview, and other surfaces are reading from the same source instead of independently calculating their own version of reality.We’re also expanding regression and end-to-end testing across the dashboard so these inconsistencies are caught automatically instead of waiting for someone to notice them in production.This has changed the way I think about AI product quality.It isn’t enough for an individual feature to be correct.If an AI product is helping someone make business decisions, it also has to be:Consistent across surfaces.Clear about what is being counted.Aware of state and context.And traceable back to the underlying information.A founder shouldn’t have to wonder which dashboard number is the right one.The system should know.That’s a big part of what we’re building FounderFlow toward: not another inbox tool, but an executive intelligence layer you can actually trust when it tells you what needs your attention, where revenue may be at risk, and what should happen next.For other founders building AI products:Have you tested whether the same business fact produces the same answer everywhere in your product?That question has turned out to be much more important for us than I expected.
Somyn Journal is finally available on Google Play!
I am delighted to announce that Google Play has finally deemed Somyn Journal worthy of being posted on its lil platform!! Now available for download on Android devices. I'm coming for you next, Apple lovers!
CoAgentor
AI Agents that participate live in meetings
Building Cycle Sense: A New Way for Partners to Understand the Hormonal Cycle
Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Rob, a chef and product builder from Italy.I recently built Cycle Sense, a simple SaaS designed to help partners better understand the menstrual cycle.The idea came from a simple question: could understanding what your partner is going through at different points in her cycle help you become a better partner?Cycle Sense lets women choose to share their cycle information with their partner, who can then see the current cycle phase and get context and practical tips. It’s designed around consent, not monitoring or tracking.I started building it because I felt there was a gap between the many tools designed to help women track their cycles and the almost complete lack of tools helping their partners understand them.Right now, I'm focused on the most important part: validation. I'm looking for early testers and trying to understand whether this is a problem people actually care enough about to solve.I'd love to hear from other founders: does this sound like a real problem to you, and what would make a product like this genuinely useful rather than just a nice idea?Looking forward to meeting everyone!
Hi everyone — I’m Arthur, founder of BOSAI.
I’m building BOSAI, an AI governance control plane for teams deploying AI agents into real workflows. The core idea is simple: AI can propose, diagnose and reason, but consequential actions should remain behind policy gates and explicit human authority.BOSAI focuses on controlled execution, verified readback and auditable evidence so organizations can increase agent autonomy without giving up accountability.I started building it because the hard problem with AI agents is increasingly not intelligence — it’s deciding what they are actually allowed to do.I’m currently working on making the governed-action workflow easier to evaluate and integrate into real enterprise systems. Looking forward to learning from other founders here.
Building Floov and Connecting With Fellow SaaS Founders
Hey everyone, I’m Sebastian, founder of Floov, a modern form builder for creating beautiful, branded forms and smarter workflows. I’m here to connect with fellow founders, exchange honest feedback, share what I’m learning, and support others on the SaaS journey.
Is direct AI-agent integration a bonus or becoming essential?
We previously built our own MCP integration so GEO Tracker AI could connect with tools such as Codex, Claude and Cursor.Now we’re working hard to complete a direct integration for OpenAI’s GPT/Codex ecosystem. It is still in progress and subject to OpenAI’s approval, but we’re excited about the possibility.Our thinking is that, in an agent-first world, users should be able to connect their own AI workflows directly to real measurement: how AI systems mention or recommend their brand, the evidence behind those answers, and an actionable plan for what to investigate next.I’d really value an honest founder perspective:Would this feel like a positive differentiator, a nice bonus, or an essential part of a modern SaaS product?Would you actually use an AI agent to review visibility data and help turn it into actions?What would make this integration genuinely useful rather than just another AI feature?We’re not assuming the answer — we want to build the connection in a way that fits real workflows.
Ai content is why nobody trusts founders anymore
Strong claim, hear me out.Every founder update reads the same now. "excited to share," emoji bullets, fake vulnerability about the rollercoaster. doesn't matter if it's real or not, it all sounds identical.Noticed this hard while hiring. read every dm myself for a growth role. most were obviously ai-generated, same tone, zero thought put in. the ones that stood out were rough, specific, clearly written by someone who actually looked at the problem first.Think the same thing's eating founder credibility. people used to trust a post because it sounded like someone actually figured something out.Now half of linkedin sounds like the same prompt wearing different names, so nobody believes the "authentic journey" post anymore, they just scroll past it as content.Not anti-ai, use it daily. just think we've optimized founder voice into something nobody actually trusts and most people haven't clocked it yet.Curious if that's just me being cynical from too many dms this week or if others feel it too.
RosarioSIS
Solutions for your school. School management and communication.
We are living in an age of unlimited information—but limited attention.
Every day, founders are expected to process hundreds of emails, messages, updates, opportunities, deadlines, and decisions.The real danger is no longer a lack of information.It is missing the one message that could affect your revenue, your customer, or your business because it was buried beneath everything else.FounderFlow is your AI Executive Chief of Staff. It analyzes the communication flowing through your business and helps you see:• What requires action now• Which opportunities could generate revenue• Where deals and conversations have stalled• Which relationships may need attention• What risks, deadlines, or commitments could be overlooked• What your next best action should beYou do not need another inbox filled with more information. You need an executive view that separates genuine business signals from everyday noise.If you are a founder or business owner who feels like important decisions are getting buried, we would love to show you what FounderFlow can do for your business.Message us “DEMO” to schedule a personalized FounderFlow demonstration.You can also explore FounderFlow and start a free seven-day trial with no credit card required:https://founderflowhq.ai
Founder & Creator of Berean AI
About the FounderI’m Charl Marajh, the founder of Berean. I have over 20 years of experience in IT and technology, and I built Berean from a passion for making biblical research and Bible study more accessible through technology.Berean was created to bring together Scripture, biblical history, geography, word studies, prophecy, theological perspectives, and AI-powered research in one platform.My goal is simple: to help pastors, Bible teachers, students, and serious Christians go deeper into Scripture and examine it carefully for themselves.Berean is the result of combining my technology experience with my desire to build a practical tool that can serve the global Bible-study community.
Base-K is live — Brazil's first sovereign BaaS, now on SaaS Hive
Just launched Base-K on SaaS Hive 🚀Base-K is a Backend-as-a-Service built for indie developers who want to ship without depending on foreign corporate infrastructure.Auth, PostgreSQL database, file storage, realtime, and local AI — one SDK, one platform, no lock-in.What was hardest to get right: multi-tenant architecture that stays affordable at every stage of growth.Product page link: https://saashive.com (search Base-K)For anyone who wants to try it — use code SAASHIVE for free lifetime Founder Plan access (100 spots, first come first served).What do most BaaS users wish they had that Firebase and Supabase don't offer?
Building Brazil's first sovereign backend platform — and the ecosystem around it
Hey everyone — I'm Jésus, founder of KriptaCorp, a technology company based in Brazil.I build tools for developers who are tired of depending on expensive foreign stacks. My philosophy is simple: affordable, sovereign software that you actually own.What I built: Base-K — a BaaS platform with auth, PostgreSQL, storage, realtime, and local AI in a single SDK.Who it's for: indie developers, freelancers, and early-stage founders who want to ship fast without the Firebase/Supabase price tag.Why I started: I needed it myself. No good Brazilian alternative existed, so I built one.What I'm working on now: expanding the ecosystem — a document management SaaS, a productivity timer, and a cybersecurity product. All running on Base-K.Happy to be here and looking forward to seeing what everyone is building.
The rebuilt Free GEO Snapshot is live — here’s what changed
The screenshot shows our own result: GEO Tracker AI was absent from all six measured answers. It is not the prettiest marketing result, but it demonstrates exactly what we wanted the Snapshot to provide — an honest, inspectable baseline rather than a manufactured score.You can try it with your own domain here:I’d genuinely like to know: does the report make it clear what was measured, what AI said and what you should investigate next?
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