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| r/SaaS | Build in public | Post nr 9 is up few hours ago, 18 visitors so far, im happy. https://cepho.cloud/build-log/building-intense | 2026-10-13 10:49:58 | |
| r/SaaS | A good product is not enough. People need to see the value first. | I built an AEO product. It shows companies how AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini talk about their brand. For days, people visited our website and left. No sign-ups. No replies. I didn’t even know what was going wrong. So I changed how I reach out: 1. First, I look at their website. 2. I build an interactive dashboard with their own data. 3. I send a short message asking, “Want your report?” In it, I point out one real problem, or show where a competitor is beating them. 4. When they say yes, I share the report. That’s where they see the value for their own business. In the last 4 days, this booked 5 meetings and brought in 2 customers. My lesson: you can build a great product, but people won’t buy until they see what it does for them. | 2026-10-13 10:42:59 | |
| r/smallbusiness | Are pedal boats still a good attraction for family-friendly destinations? | Family-friendly activities can make a lake, resort, or recreational park more enjoyable. Pedal boats seem like a simple option for visitors who want to spend time on the water without a motorised ride. For people managing tourism or recreation businesses, are pedal boats still worth considering? What matters most: safety, maintenance, visitor demand, or operating costs? | 2026-10-13 10:28:34 | |
| r/SaaS | I spent 6+ months building an app that doesn't solve a problem. | TLDR: I built an app that does: \- *Stock analysis* presented in a way that's simple to understand even for newbies. \- *Portfolio and wealth tracking* \- *Financial independence planning: what's your f\*k u number? Would you ever reach it?* All connected to answer one question: **Am I on the track to retire financially or I'm just hoping?** \---- The Story: So, as the title says, I built an app that doesn't solve a problem. At least, not anyone else's. And yes, I know, every guru tells you to find a problem, validate it, and only then build a product. And maybe they're right, but... yeah, not this time for me. I spent months building an app around my own needs, without knowing whether anyone else would find it useful. Now that it's built, I'm looking for validation lol I've been working in finance for the last 10 years, and I believe that early retirement isn't just about earning a good salary and saving money. It's about what you do with your money. For most people, **the path to financial independence comes down to two things:** *1. investing consistently* *2. building assets that can eventually generate income without relying on your salary* So I wanted something to help me understand how my investments, savings, and assets are actually bringing me closer to my retirement number. **It's a fintech web app that does:** \- *Stock analysis*: metrics, charts, earnings, company comparisons, DCF valuations, etc., but presented in a way that's simple to understand even for newbies. \- *Portfolio and wealth tracking:* investments, savings, properties, liabilities, and passve income in one place. \- *Financial independence planning: what's your f\*k u number?* How much you need to retire, when you could get there, and how your investments and assets contribute to that goal. So, I built something that fits the way I think about money and retirement. But I'm obviously biased, so I need community help. Give it a spin: 1. Would you find this useful if you're working towards financial independence? 2. Is it intuitive enough? 3. Would you give a fk or put it in a nice way: what would stop you from using it? Here's the app. Thank you! [https://orizont.betterconsulting.md/en](https://orizont.betterconsulting.md/en) *ps. is freemium, you can delete your account anytime, paid includes additional AI functionalities.* | 2026-10-13 10:14:54 | |
| r/frugal | Does anyone have any experience with sharing a bedroom to lower rent costs? What's it like? | I'm 23 and trying to move cities and just need a roof over my head for a year or two so trying to find a place that's cheap. I've been strongly considering the idea of finding a place where I'm sharing a room with a stranger, but everyone's telling me it's a terrible idea. But it honestly doesn't sound that bad to me. As long as the person is chill and respectful it should be fine, right? Has anyone here experienced sharing a bedroom with a housemate? What's it like? | 2026-10-13 10:14:10 | |
| r/SaaS | Create All in one CRM | Please some decode Salesforce all in one. That will be great. | 2026-10-13 10:07:55 | |
| r/povertyfinance | Got tired of forgetting my free trial subscriptions so I built a minimalist app to help remind with notifications and hunt them! - Subscription Sniper | You can download it on your phone from the website by click download. | 2026-10-13 10:07:23 | |
| r/techsupport | Pen mark on mac screen | I think there's a small black ball point mark on my mac screen , I've been solving a lot of past paper recently and been using my laptop a lot I do not remember but I might have accidentally touch the screen with the pen. Is there a way to remove it? I tried applying slight water on microfiber lens cloth and clean it and even pencil eraser -- yet no difference. Any help would be appreciated! | 2026-10-13 10:05:21 | |
| r/smallbusiness | I built KariVast: An SMB inventory & accounting system with OCR quote scanning, lot tracking, and double-entry bookkeeping | If you run a business that buys, holds, and sells physical products, you probably know the constant disconnect between what happens in the warehouse and what’s recorded in the books: Purchasing gets supplier quotes as messy PDFs or phone photos, and someone re-types SKUs, pack sizes, and prices into an order. Sales promises stock that was already reserved for yesterday’s wholesale order. Receiving takes half a shipment, but Finance doesn’t know what actually arrived until the supplier bill shows up three weeks later. Month-end turns the bookkeeper into a detective because stock value doesn’t match the general ledger. Most tools either treat inventory as an isolated spreadsheet or push you onto a legacy ERP with a six-month onboarding and per-feature paywalls. I’m one of the builders of KariVast, which is meant to fix that handoff for small and mid-sized businesses by keeping stock, purchasing, sales, and double-entry accounting in one loop. Here’s an honest breakdown of what it does today. 1. Purchasing and supplier quotes Quote scanning (OCR + AI): Upload a PDF or photo and it extracts supplier details, line items, quantities, and costs into a draft PO. Saved item mappings: Map a supplier’s product codes to your catalog once, and future scans match automatically. Partial receiving vs. bills: Receive only what arrived today, leave the balance open, and match bills against actual receipts instead of blind orders. 2. Multi-location inventory and traceability Real warehouse structure: Branches, warehouses, zones, shelves, and bins, so pickers and counters share the same map. Available vs. reserved stock: On-hand is kept separate from stock reserved for open orders, which prevents double-selling. Lots and serials: Batch tracking with expiry dates, plus serial capture from receipt to dispatch. Transfers: Explicit Dispatched, In-Transit, and Received stages, so goods don’t vanish mid-transit. Stock takes and costing: Cycle counts with variance reconciliation, and FIFO or weighted average valuation tied to movements. 3. Sales and fulfillment Quotes to orders: Convert approved quotes into sales orders without re-entering data. Allocation and partial shipments: Reserve stock, ship in parts, and log the exact serialized units sent. Invoicing and AR: Invoice from completed shipments, apply payments to specific invoices, and track aging. Returns: Customer credit notes and supplier debit notes, with physical return custody. 4. Double-entry accounting (no black boxes) General ledger: Every movement, bill, invoice, and payment posts debits and credits to your chart of accounts. Posting previews: See the proposed entries before committing, to catch wrong accounts or tax treatment early. Bank reconciliation: Import statements and match lines against payments and journals. Period locks and checklists: Close and lock periods with pre-close validation. Reports: Balance sheet, P&L, trial balance, and tax reports, traceable back to source documents. 5. Access and team ops Role-based access: Warehouse staff receive, sales reps draft quotes, and accountants post, without stepping on each other. CSV imports: Validated templates for categories, suppliers, products, opening stock, and lots. Documents: Branded PDFs and automatic numbering for POs, invoices, quotes, and statements. Pricing philosophy Every core feature, from lot tracking and quote scanning to double-entry accounting, is included on every plan. Plans scale only with capacity: users, warehouses, and SKU volume. I’d love your feedback We’re still refining the workflows, and I’d especially like input from owners, ops managers, and bookkeepers: When an order leaves your warehouse, what’s the biggest friction point in keeping your physical floor and your financial records in agreement? If you want to poke around, it’s at [https://karivast.com](https://karivast.com). Happy to answer questions or get grilled on edge cases in the comments. Check out: [https://www.karivast.com](https://www.karivast.com) | 2026-10-13 10:04:07 | |
| r/selfimprovement | What are the best books you've read during your lifetime? | Please share, let's make it the most commented one for the communities benefit | 2026-10-13 10:03:02 | |
| r/selfimprovement | I’m trying to fix this but I need help how do I improve? | I really want a relationship and I want all that comes with it even the challenges and I want to care for someone and be cared for. The thing is I don’t know whether my current feelings/attitude are good for a relationship. For starters I get really jealous when I see other couples especially if they are happy and I get angry at the fact that I am unable to get a partner. If someone asks me out it physically hurts and I feel so avoidant so I say no. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to love anyone because my mind keeps me from doing so it by shutting my feelings off or causing me emotional pain, every time someone shows me an act of kindness my mind either switches of all feelings or I get a lot of emotional pain. Its almost like I am in this cycle of doom, either don’t go out with anyone even though I really want to so it’s going to hurt or go out with someone but every act of kindness will feel so painful so it will still hurt. I don’t want to feel like this but I don’t know how to fix it. | 2026-10-13 10:00:54 | |
| r/techsupport | Gigabyte G5 KF keep dying after a few minutes used | I have been using my Gigabyte G5 KF laptop (Window 11, 8gb ram, 512gb ssd) for 3 years and today I met this problem where after using it for about 10 minutes, it died suddenly with one of those screens: CRITICAL\_PROCESS\_DIED, UNEXPECTED\_STORE\_EXCEPTION, KERNEL\_DATA\_INPAGE\_ERROR, KMODE\_EXCEPTION\_NOT\_HANDLED. After letting it rest for a few minutes it can turn on normally but continue to meet the issue above. | 2026-10-13 09:57:41 | |
| r/SaaS | Tiny forums got me my first real users | I've been building Anvil, a private AI assistant that runs offline on your iPhone, and I wanted to share how I got my first users, because it wasn't how I expected. I started where everyone says to start. I posted on a couple of big subreddits and got a nice bump in visitors and almost nobody who actually installed the beta. It felt good for a day and then nothing stuck. What worked was boring by comparison. I started hanging out on smaller forums, zukiru.com, haforum295.com. I didn't show up with a link. I read for a while, answered other people's questions, and only then mentioned that I was building something and said so openly. The crowd there was smaller, but they cared about running models on their own devices so the people who clicked through were the ones who actually wanted the thing. The best part was the conversations. People poked at the idea and told me what they'd want from it. A post on a small forum also sticks around for days instead of getting buried in an hour, so the replies kept coming. So far that's brought in about 200 TestFlight signups over 2 weeks. Not huge numbers, but they're real people who gave me real feedback, which beats a spike of traffic that vanishes. If you're early and stuck, I'd say find the small corner of the internet where your people already hang out, be useful there first, and be upfront that you built the thing. Curious which small communities have worked for you. | 2026-10-13 09:56:03 | |
| r/SaaS | Spent $389 on a press release for my SaaS launch, here’s what it did and what it didn’t | Launched a small B2B SaaS in August, a scheduling tool for physio and massage clinics. Zero audience, no newsletter, a Twitter account with 140 followers. Every launch guide says get press, and no journalist was going to write about clinic scheduling software, so I paid $389 for a newswire release instead What I got: the release went live within two days on a few hundred sites. Most were small local news affiliates nobody reads, but a handful were recognizable names like Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch and AP News. They sent a PDF with every live link, which I liked because I could check each one myself What it did not do: zero traffic I could trace back to it. Maybe 11 visits from those pages in the first month. The links are nofollow, so nothing changed in Google rankings, which I knew going in. Nobody read it, and I’m not pretending otherwise What it did do was smaller and weirder. Clinic owners who looked us up found something besides our own site, and two of them mentioned “saw you were in the news” on demo calls. I put the logos on the landing page and on the sales deck. Hard to measure, but demo to paid went from roughly 1 in 5 to 1 in 4 over the next two months, and I changed other stuff too so take that with salt The part I didn’t expect: about three weeks later Perplexity started mentioning us when I asked it for clinic scheduling tools. ChatGPT took longer and still only does it sometimes. I can’t prove the release caused it, but the timing lines up and those outlets clearly get crawled Would I do it again? For a launch, yes, once. It’s syndication, not coverage, and if you go in expecting a journalist effect you’ll be disappointed. As a cheap way to exist outside your own website, it was fine | 2026-10-13 09:55:19 | |
| r/SaaS | Im vibecoding an app with 250k+ lines of code 🫠 | Hey guys. I am currently making a HUGE project..since 3 months. But I mean I sometimes doubt if I should keep going. I cannot share what it is but if anyone could drop some encouraging words I would love it :) | 2026-10-13 09:54:52 | |
| r/smallbusiness | Seasonal slowdowns and MCA payments in restaurants why timing matters | Restaurants live and die by seasonality, and MCA payments don't know what season it is. A slow stretch after the holidays, a rough summer, or a construction project outside your door can all cut revenue while the withdrawals keep coming at the same pace. I work with Value Capital Funding (VCF), where we help business owners assess MCA debt-relief options, including refinancing and restructuring when appropriate, and restaurant owners reach out to us regularly, so I thought this was worth putting here. Happy to answer general questions in the comments. The pattern many owners describe goes something like this: the slow season hits, an MCA payment starts to pinch, and the plan becomes "we'll catch up when things pick back up." Sometimes that works. But when the cost base stays high (rent, labor, food costs) and the busy season only brings revenue back to break-even, the catch-up never really happens, and the balance of options can become harder to work with the longer it runs. A few quick checks before the next slow season: * Run the slow-week test. Take your slowest week of revenue, subtract food cost, labor, and rent, then subtract your weekly MCA withdrawals. If the number is negative, the debt is being funded by something else (credit cards, delayed vendor payments, or another advance). * Know your repayment type. Some agreements take a percentage of card sales, which flexes with revenue. Others take a fixed daily or weekly amount regardless of sales. Which one you have changes how a slow month feels. * Watch for the "new MCA to cover the old one" move. If you're considering one just to make payments on another, that's often a sign the structure, not just the timing, needs another look. Every restaurant's numbers are different, and the right path could be refinancing, restructuring, or neither. If you'd like to talk through yours before the slow season gets going, comment I'm glad to help. | 2026-10-13 09:53:56 | |
| r/techsupport | Visual glitches on games with my computer, PLEASE help! | I recently bought an ACER ASPIRE with a V3-574G Intel Core i5 5200U 2.7Ghz and NVIDIA GeForce 940M. It was all working fine until randomly whenever I launch some games I get intense visual glitches which also appear on the NVIDIA control panel. I feel like I've tried everything, I reinstalled the drivers for the GeForce 940M, I change a whole bunch of settings, I really don't know what happened to cause this. | 2026-10-13 09:50:37 | |
| r/techsupport | ASUS TUF laptop suddenly shut down at Windows lock screen, then took longer to boot. What could be the cause? | Hey everyone, I need some help diagnosing an issue with my ASUS TUF gaming laptop. \*What happened: I turned on my laptop, and it booted normally to the Windows lock screen. After about 5 seconds, it suddenly shut down completely without warning. I connected the charger and pressed the power button again. The laptop eventually started, but the screen stayed black for around 10–30 seconds before the ASUS logo appeared. After that, Windows loaded normally. \*Additional information: Battery charge was above 60% when the shutdown happened. Battery report shows a design capacity of 48,001 mWh and a full-charge capacity of 40,374 mWh (approximately 84% of the original capacity). Windows Event Viewer recorded Kernel-Power, Event ID 41, with BugcheckCode = 0. This was the first time the laptop had shut down like this. A few days earlier, my laptop had also frozen while I was using BlueStacks during a sudden electricity outage, but that was a separate incident. Has anyone experienced something similar with an ASUS TUF? Could this be a battery or power-delivery issue, a BIOS/firmware problem, or something else? What should I check next? Thanks! | 2026-10-13 09:50:06 | |
| r/SaaS | When did you know it was time to replace your homegrown CPQ? | Our engineer built a CPQ for us and it has been working fine for the last 2 years. But now our SaaS business has started to pick up and we have multiple plans, discounts, approvals and renewals. we also have a pile of exceptions that have added up over time. This has led to instances where a discount field quietly bypasses half the logic. Also every pricing change has to go back to the engineering backlog and sales ops are spending more time keeping the quoting system alive instead of improving the process. St this point we are asking ourselves whether maintaining it is really cheaper than replacing it. For anyone who decided to replace their homegrown CPQ what was the breaking point and was it worth it? And if you kept yours on purpose, i would also like to hear that case too bc buying isn't automatically the right answer. | 2026-10-13 09:42:41 | |
| r/techsupport | Need BIOS Dump: WEIBU X133ANV200 (Board: X133an REV 2.0 / Intel N95) | Hello everyone, I am looking for a working BIOS dump (.bin, 16MB) for a Chinese OEM laptop. Laptop / Board Details: \- Laptop Model: WEIBU X133ANV200 \- Motherboard Marking: X133an REV 2.0 \- CPU: Intel N95 (Alder Lake-N) \- BIOS Chip: GigaDevice GD25R128ESIG (16MB / 3.3V) \- Original BIOS Version: BSD-BI-15.6-X133ANV200-001-A Issue / Symptoms: The BIOS firmware got corrupted after accessing the F2 setup menu. The power LED turns on and the fan spins, but there is no display / no POST (black screen). I am looking for a verified dump (e.g. from remont-aud or a working machine) to flash via CH341A programmer. Thank you very much in advance for your help! | 2026-10-13 09:39:41 |
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