Progress by Uriel Bitton
It's even harder to be motivated to write the content yourself EVERYDAY.
So i'm building a SaaS that will do this on autopilot:
- write daily blog posts on your site
- gets you recommended by AI replies
- gets you ranked on Google and answered by Gemini
- send you backlinks automatically to raise your DR
- gets your brand authority within weeks.
- Fixes your website SEO to go from 0 to 90+ scores
Results: get mentioned & recommended by AI and ranked on Google, without lifting a finger ✨
And all this in weeks, not months like others promise.
Sound cool? join waitlist here: http://honeywerank.com 🍯
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Progress by Shahrukh A. Khan
Most of this week's EloSync work went into the stock side of the business.
- Serial and lot tracking for inventory, carried through purchase-order receiving and warehouse transfers
- Moving-average costing, so stock cost and value stay current as you buy
- Purchase receipts and inventory create their accounting journal entries automatically
- Pay a vendor directly against what's owed on a purchase order
- Straight-line depreciation for assets
Same idea as the rest of EloSync: when stock comes in, the books shouldn't need a second pass by hand.
Two smaller ones: new payments no longer list invoices that are already fully paid, and workflow automations can now branch with if/else.
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Feedback by Yehya Allawand
Comments were brutal but a reality check, and solidified the issue, the landing page was just unclear, visitors didn't know what Sidebox does and who it was for
Only users within the buildinpublic community made sense of the terms used, which meant I needed to simplify it further so anyone could quickly understand what it does and who its for
With that feedback I redesigned the page completely and simplified it, I also added a new sign up flow and made it easier to encourage user to try the product out
- removed card requirements for free trial
- added a website input to quick start the onboarding
So Im looking for a few users willing to test out the new flow and give their opinions on the landing page and how the whole process felt for them and if anything can be improved, cheers!
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Progress by TJ June
A quiet day. No big moves — just protecting the habit of showing up.
#buildinpublic #developers #consistency
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Progress by TJ June
568 impressions · 428 engagements
https://www.buildside.app/founders/ubftpsj2ioip49t4/codebreaker
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Progress by Keegan Francis
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Progress by Cristian Andrei Bot
A creator I reached out to said he’d try Tipryx, then asked if it worked on Android.
At the time, I could only point him to the browser version. Now the Android build is published in Google Play closed testing.
There’s still friction: testers need to join a Google Group, opt into the test, then install the app. My next step is making those instructions clear on the beta page.
Another outreach conversation exposed a different problem: I packed the app explanation, a video idea, pricing, and audience questions into one message. The reply was basically: “I don’t understand.”
A reply isn’t the same as a clear pitch. I’m simplifying mine.
Tipryx lets you save a word you often forget with your own clue, then practise recalling it later. You can also share the clue as a riddle for friends or family to guess.
Looking for Android testers who’ll try it and tell me where they get stuck. Comment or message me and I’ll send the install steps.
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Progress by Uriel Bitton
That's one more user who asked AI for a founder network and ChatGPT recommended Buildside.
Makes a total of 25 in like 3 weeks 🚀
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Progress by Uriel Bitton
1️⃣ It learns what your customers ASK
2️⃣ It creates the content they NEED
3️⃣ It publishes AEO content and builds backlinks
4️⃣ Your brand gets recommended by AI and ranked on Google
Easy as 1,2,3...4 🚀
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Lesson by Muna V.
Unfortunately that's not the case, that's not even half of it we still have to get users and somehow get them to pay for it to make our money. Many of our creations sit on the empty web with no one knowing about it until it gets out there but a lot of the time it gets buried in the flood of people like you to trying to boost their platform.
Personally this is a very frustrating issue I don't know if it came with the age of ai software development I can imagine back in the days of like maybe 1999 I wasn't there then though, if you managed to create a platform or site you wouldn't need to market it as much as the market wasn't this saturated and building it took a lot and that would make it to somehow get people to use it.
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