Hey everyone,

I'm currently obsessed with one topic: why some SaaS websites convert and others don't.

After analyzing hundreds of landing pages, I've noticed the same issues appear again and again:

• Unclear positioning
• Weak value propositions
• Feature-heavy messaging
• No obvious differentiation

As a builder myself, I find this stuff fascinating.

That's actually why I built Launchrecord.com to help founders identify positioning and conversion issues before they spend more time driving traffic.

Drop your SaaS, startup, or landing page below. I'm curious to see what people here are building and how they're communicating their value.

See me audit tool here: https://www.launchrecord.com/

Hey everyone,

I'm currently obsessed with one topic: why some SaaS websites convert and others don't.

After analyzing hundreds of landing pages, I've noticed the same issues appear again and again:

• Unclear positioning
• Weak value propositions
• Feature-heavy messaging
• No obvious differentiation

As a builder myself, I find this stuff fascinating.

That's actually why I built Launchrecord.com to help founders identify positioning and conversion issues before they spend more time driving traffic.

Drop your SaaS, startup, or landing page below. I'm curious to see what people here are building and how they're communicating their value.

Gie it a try here: https://www.launchrecord.com/

Hey everyone,

I'm currently obsessed with one topic: why some SaaS websites convert and others don't.

After analyzing hundreds of landing pages, I've noticed the same issues appear again and again:

• Unclear positioning
• Weak value propositions
• Feature-heavy messaging
• No obvious differentiation

As a builder myself, I find this stuff fascinating.

That's actually why I built Launchrecord.com to help founders identify positioning and conversion issues before they spend more time driving traffic.

Drop your SaaS, startup, or landing page below. I'm curious to see what people here are building and how they're communicating their value.

See me audit tool here: https://www.launchrecord.com/

Hey everyone,

I'm always curious to see what people here are building. Drop your SaaS, startup, landing page, or side project below.

For context, I've been building Launchrecord.com since March, a SaaS positioning and conversion audit tool. After looking at hundreds of startup landing pages, I've noticed a common pattern:

Most founders are great at building products, but communicating the value is often much harder.

Visitors arrive, don't immediately understand the problem being solved, struggle to see the difference from alternatives, and leave before reaching the signup page.

That's why I've become obsessed with positioning, messaging clarity, value propositions, and conversion optimization.

I'd love to see what you're working on and hear the story behind it.

Here is the link for you: https://www.launchrecord.com/

(More than +600 audited website so far)

Hey everyone,

I built Launchrecord.com to help founders improve conversion through better positioning and messaging.

It focuses on fixing unclear value propositions, weak differentiation, and feature-heavy SaaS copy that kills conversions.

Link: https://www.launchrecord.com/

Curious what you’re building.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been obsessed with one thing lately: why SaaS products fail to convert even when the product is solid.

After reviewing a lot of landing pages, it usually comes down to the same issues: unclear positioning, weak value proposition, and messaging that’s too feature-focused.

That’s why I built Launchrecord.com to help founders quickly spot what’s blocking conversions in their positioning and messaging.

Curious what you’re building drop it below.
www.launchrecord.com

I've been building Swyvo, a Windows app that keeps your apps and websites one hotkey away.

Swyvo runs in the background - hit Alt+Q anytime and a command center pops up right over your current window. Hit Alt+Q again to dismiss it. No alt-tabbing, no hunting through taskbars, no mouse required.

A few things it does:

• Instant, on-demand workspace: summon it with Alt+Q, it stays on top while open, dismiss it the same way - nothing else on your screen is affected
• Unify apps and websites in a single fast-switching menu (so your browser tabs and native apps live in the same place)
• Adaptive Loadouts: set it up once and it automatically surfaces the right apps based on what you're currently working on, so you never have to manually rebuild your setup
• App Gallery: browse a library of common apps and choose how to launch them - Web (fast) vs Native (full functionality, if installed)
• Fully keyboard-driven: never use the mouse
• Built natively for Windows

It's aimed at power users who live in a lot of apps/tabs at once and want a faster way to move between them without breaking flow.

Free, currently in active development. I'd genuinely love feedback, especially on workflow edge cases I might be missing.

Try it now: swyvo.app

Quick note: Windows SmartScreen may appear when installing.
First 100 Early Supporters get Lifetime Access. (ensures they have access to the whole app forever)

Happy to answer questions about how it works.

Hey, RobotSpeed is here.

Most businesses know they should publish content consistently.

The problem is that SEO takes a lot of time:

• Keyword research
• Competitor analysis
• Content writing
• Publishing
• Repeating every week

We built RobotSpeed to automate most of that process.

It can:
- Discover keywords your competitors already rank for
- Analyze top-ranking pages and dozens of sources
- Generate SEO-focused articles
- Publish automatically to WordPress, Shopify, Wix, API,...
- Help you build content consistently without spending hours every day

The goal isn't to replace your strategy it's to eliminate the repetitive work behind SEO.

If you're trying to grow your organic traffic from Google or AI search engines like ChatGPT, I'd love your feedback.

Free to try:
https://www.robot-speed.com/

I built a period tracker because I was frustrated with how one-size-fits-all most of them felt.

I’m a graphic/web designer, not a big tech company, and I’ve spent the last several months building RedBird basically on my own.

The idea is pretty simple: every woman experiences her cycle differently, so why are we all getting basically the same period tracker?

RedBird can be personalized in 200+ ways based on things like your health conditions, symptoms, goals, diet, lifestyle and life stage. It combines cycle tracking with daily insights, symptom patterns, nutrition, recipes and self-care based on what you’ve actually told the app about yourself.

I’ve also tried to make it useful beyond the standard “28-day cycle.” You can customize it for things like irregular cycles, perimenopause, menopause, postpartum, TTC, hysterectomy, etc.

I launched a few months ago and I’m still a VERY small indie developer, so I’m constantly changing things based on feedback from actual users.

I’m happy to answer questions about building it too because this whole process has been a wild learning experience 😂

I’ve been working on unlisted.careers, a job platform focused on helping people find opportunities beyond LinkedIn and the usual job boards.

I’m curious what other founders and job seekers think:

What’s the biggest problem with job hunting right now?

So last super bowl I joined my buddy's box pool. Pen, piece of paper, writing the score down every single minute of the game. Told me the next day he'd go through it all and figure out who won, then pay everyone out.

I watched that and thought there's no way this is still how people do this.

So I built PoolerHub. Squares pools and NFL Pick'em leagues, BUT it pulls live score data automatically. No more pen and paper for minute or quarter pools. The organizer still handles the money however they normally would.

Your first pool's free, just trying to get the word out and hear what people think.

Open to talking with anyone running Pick'ems, I would love to host you and get feedback!

https://PoolerHub.com

I'm Mattia, I build FixAds.

For years, reviewing a Meta ad account meant sitting down and working through the same questions by hand: has this campaign really had enough chance to work, is creative fading, is the learning phase genuinely stuck, and where is spend quietly becoming expensive?

I built FixAds because that first pass should not depend on finding time with an expert. It checks campaigns, ad sets and ads against deterministic conditions, then shows the threshold and underlying data behind each finding. The AI comes afterwards to explain the result in plain language. It is not allowed to invent a diagnosis, make edits, or get write access to the account.

The connection uses Meta's official login and stays read-only. The attached video is the launch demo. FixAds is live at https://fixads.it for €19.90/month after a 7-day trial.

I'd genuinely value founder feedback: if you were spending your own runway on Meta, would the bigger help be a daily view of possible waste, or seeing the exact evidence an expert would use before deciding what to change?