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Just launched IndieDeck, would genuinely love feedback from SaaSHive builders
Hey everyone 👋I recently launched IndieDeck, a platform built for founders, indie hackers, and developers to showcase everything they’re building in one clean page.The main idea came from a problem I kept facing myself:my projects, launches, GitHub repos, demos, Product Hunt pages, and updates were scattered everywhere across different platforms.Most link-in-bio tools felt optimized for influencers and creators, not builders shipping products online.So I built IndieDeck.It lets you create a public builder profile with:projects & productsbuild logsverified MRR badgesGitHub starslaunch updateslinks & socialscustom domainsanalyticsThe goal is to make it easier for people to understand:what you’re building, what’s active, and what you’ve actually shipped.Would genuinely love feedback from this community, especially around:onboardingprofile structurefeatures you’d want as founders/devsanything confusing or missingIf you like the idea, would really appreciate you checking it out and showing some support ❤️Appreciate any thoughts 🤝
Make your vibe-coded site visible to search engines and AI crawlers
A week of focused work and I have a new service for SaaS founders created.If you vibe-coded your site, then its pages are not visible to search engines and AI crawlers. My new service, Unhid, fixes that by making your pages visible in a crawler-friendly way, so your site can actually be discovered, indexed, and shown in AI-driven results.What I like about Unhid is that it solves a problem a lot of founders do not even realize they have. Their site looks done, it works fine for visitors, but behind the scenes search engines and AI crawlers are not properly seeing the content, which means lost visibility, lost traffic, and missed opportunities to show up where people are searching.Check if your site has AI and search engine visibility issues for free: unhid.ai/audit
About esotericAI
Hey SaaS Hive!I built esotericAI as an experiment combining symbolic systems (tarot + astrology) with modern AI and real astronomical calculations.The idea started as a curiosity/ambition: could LLMs generate meaningful interpretations about symbolic/abstract systems given the right resouces/references?Not the intention to prove anything, just exploring how technology and ancient symbolic systems work together and if it provides real value to people.This project actually started during a hackathon. I didn’t like any of the ideas on idea lists/pools, so I ended up with something around two things I’ve always been interested in: technology and esoteric/symbolic systems.Growing up, my family was very into things like tarot, astrology, I Ching, pendulums, and similar esoteric practices. I grew up around conversation about the universe, the cosmos, books about these things, palmistry, tarot readings during difficult moments, and a lot of discussions about cycles, energy, patterns, and how people try to interpret life through symbols.Whether you believe in those things or not, I always found the symbolic structure behind them fascinating. My interest in astronomy and the science part, along with astrology and its symbolic part, and all the symbolic systems out there are part of my genuine curiosities, so the idea of combining tarot and astrology symbolism/real orbital math with AI interpretation felt like an interesting experiment, things like digital tarot are not new and are used since much longer, but now I could give it much more resources and richness.Instead of hardcoding meanings, the app generates readings and cosmic insights dynamically from:• tarot card combinations • natal chart placements • real-time planetary positions • current transitsSome technical details:• Frontend: React + Vite SPA (no Next.js) • Backend: Supabase (Postgres + Edge Functions) • AI: OpenAI API (used for interpretation, not calculation) • Orbital math: custom calculations for planetary positions + houses • Localization: EN / PT-BR with locale-aware routing • Hosting: Netlify + Edge functions for SEO snapshotsFor astrology, I didn't want to call external APIs, so I implemented:• planetary positions from orbital elements • local sidereal time • ascendant / midheaven calculation • aspect detection • whole sign housesFor tarot, the system doesn't store fixed meanings. Each reading is generated from:• card archetype • position context • question intent • previous readings historySome interesting challenges I ran into:• grounding/framing LLM outputs when translations are inconsistent • SEO issues with SPA + bots (solved with edge HTML injection) • Timezone / birth location precision for natal charts • Keeping readings and journey chapters meaningful and to the point with so many potential interpretations and signals • Preventing prompt injection in user questionsThis is still an indie project, but it turned into a full platform with: • tarot readings (daily/ask a question/share a draw) • natal chart blueprint with on demand current transits-based insights • daily cosmic transits insights • generated tarot tales based on trends • energy archetype / personality generation of destined connectionsWould love feedback, especially from people interested in:• LLM + structured inputs • symbolic reasoning • astrology math / orbital calculations • Edge functions • SPA SEO strategiesHere is a demo video of its earliest stages:https://www.loom.com/share/ec90a688118a4b63b20d0875471977feHappy to talk about any aspects of it.
🧠 Why I Built Easy Management
I built Easy Management because I saw a common problem across churches and small businesses:they are forced to use too many disconnected tools to run their daily operations.One tool for finance.Another for team communication.Another for scheduling.Another for customer or member management.This creates confusion, wasted time, and inefficient workflows—especially for smaller organizations that don’t have technical teams.I wanted to solve this.⚡ What Problem It SolvesEasy Management solves the problem of fragmented business operations by bringing everything into one ecosystem:📊 Finance tracking in one place👥 Team and staff management📅 Scheduling and coordination🔄 Workflow automation📣 Communication and organization toolsInstead of switching between multiple systems, everything is unified.🚀 What Makes It DifferentBeyond being an all-in-one platform, Easy Management is built as an ecosystem, not just software.It also includes:🛠️ Custom Build Requests – users can request features tailored to their needs🔗 BizCircle – a connected network for collaboration and growth🎯 Referral Program – helping users grow together📦 Expandable system – new tools can be added without changing platforms🎯 The GoalThe goal of Easy Management is simple:to help organizations run smarter, not harder.Less chaos.Less switching tools.More focus on growth, people, and impact.
Nudge - A CRM for freelancers who hate CRMs
I built Nudge because I kept losing clients not because of bad work — but because I forgot to follow up. Every CRM I tried felt like a Boeing 747 when all I needed was a bicycle.So what is Nudge?Nudge is a dead simple CRM that does exactly 3 things, track clients, log notes, and set follow-up reminders. I also added basic invoicing so you never have to switch apps to send a bill.Who is it for?Freelancers, consultants, designers, developers — anyone who has clients and needs to remember to follow up without drowning in features they never use.What can you do with it?Add clients and store their contact info. Log notes after every call or meeting. Set email reminders so you never miss a follow-up. Create and send basic invoices directly to clients.Where it's atNudge is live with a free plan up to 5 clients and a Pro plan at $9/month. Built solo from Swat, Pakistan. Would love honest feedback from fellow builders.Check it out at app.adeelsayyad.tech
SimploMail - email campaigns with no monthly subscription
I built SimploMail because I was tired of paying $30–$50/month for email tools when I only send campaigns once in a while. Most platforms charge you every month whether you send or not. That felt very inconvenient for me.So what is SimploMail?SimploMail lets you send email campaigns and transactional emails without a monthly subscription. You pay only for what you actually send. No sending that month? You pay nothing.Who is it for?It's built for content creators, small businesses, and anyone who don't send emails on a fixed schedule. If you're tired of paying for seats and monthly plans just to send a newsletter every few weeks, SimploMail is for you.What can you do with it?Send email newsletters to your listSend transactional emails via API (think order confirmations, password resets, notifications)Pay per send — no monthly fees, no contractsWhere it's atSimploMail is live and already has paying customers. I'd love to hear your feedback, answer questions, or just chat about the pay-per-send model.Check it out at https://saashive.com/products/simplomail. or here: simplomail.com
What if you could see user reactions before launching?
hey everyone 👋been building something called Lumina — https://www.getlumina.in/The idea is simple: instead of launching and then figuring out what works, you can simulate how people react before going liveYou can test ads, landing pages, copy, or even raw ideas against AI personas and see:What grabs attentionwhere people get confusedobjections they haveWhat might actually convertstill very early, figuring things out in publicWould love honest feedback if you try it 🙏Also started a small community for builders/marketers testing ideas early:👉 join here: https://discord.gg/aaq8Y86kfj
Why I built this in Latin America?
Hey Product Hunt 👋I'm Ricardo or Richi for my friends, and I'm launching Nixplora next Tuesday, April 28.Here's the honest version of why I built it.Most startup validation tools were designed in Silicon Valley, for Silicon Valley. They assume you have access to clean market data, that your benchmarks come from the US, and that your competitive landscape looks like TechCrunch. That works great if you're building in San Francisco.It doesn't work if you're building in Santiago, Bogotá, or Mexico City — where market data is fragmented, currency fluctuates, regulation changes faster, and the cost of getting it wrong is much higher because there's less capital to absorb the mistake.So I built Nixplora there. In the hard market. That constraint forced us to build something more rigorous than what you get from a generic AI tool.Here's what Nixplora does:→ 4 specialized AI agents in sequence: Scout (real market signals) → Forge (3 versions of your idea at different investment levels) → Validate (cross-referenced against 199 documented startup failures) → Map (financial projections with Monte Carlo simulation)→ Localized for 20+ Latin American markets — local currency, local competitors, local regulatory context→ Epistemic labeling: every claim in the output is tagged as [FACT], [INFERENCE], or [HYPOTHESIS]. You always know what's verified and what's an assumption.What's coming next:US, Canada, and UK market data are currently in beta. If you're building outside LATAM and want early access, drop a comment — I'm actively expanding the dataset.What's the hardest part of validating a startup idea in your market? I'm reading every reply before launch day.
"Why 4 agents instead of one"
One week until Nixplora launches. I want to explain why the architecture looks the way it does.Most validation tools are a single black box: you describe your idea, and they return a score. The problem isn't the score — it's that you don't know which parts of the answer are facts and which parts the model just made up.We learned this the hard way building in Latin America, where bad market assumptions have real consequences. So we split the problem into 4 separate agents, each accountable for a different kind of reasoning:🔭 Scout — Searches for real market signals: search trends, forum conversations, recent regulations, competitor movements. Every data point has a traceable source. No generalisations.⚒️ Forge — Takes those signals and generates 3 versions of your idea at different investment levels. Not one answer — the full spectrum of possibilities given your constraints.✓ Validate — Cross-references your idea against our database of 199 documented startup failures. It looks for failure patterns before you leave them.🗺️ Map — Builds your financial model with Monte Carlo simulation: not a single optimistic curve, but the real range of outcomes based on your assumptions.The final output labels every claim: [FACT] has a verifiable source. [INFERENCE] is logical deduction. [HYPOTHESIS] is an unconfirmed assumption.Why does this matter globally, not just in LATAM?Because an AI that can't distinguish between what it knows and what it's guessing is doing you a disservice — regardless of what market you're in.Launching Tuesday, April 28. Free plan available from day one.
Show what you're building. No polish required
Launched something? Show it. Still in beta? Even better. That's when feedback actually changes things.One ask: when you post, share one thing you're proud of and one thing you're stuck on. That way everyone reading knows how to be useful to you.Who's going first?