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p/xenithShhhhhhhhhh. 🤫 Something’s cooking.
Bryant Ejorh:👌
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p/floors-jsText your website visitors from your phone
Vincent S:@bengeekly now you can yes 👌🏼 → create a Group → add all your Bots → create a Topic for each website you have → map Bots to Topics in your Dashboard The ChatID will be the same for each website ofc (the ID of the Telegram group). Only the TopicID is different. Note: make sure you don't use "General" as one of your Topics, or all messages will end up in that one (and messages sent in it will broadcast to all your websites at once)
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p/generalAre builders so busy building businesses that starting a family isn’t a priority?
Joao Seabra:@emily_schubert The 6-8 pm boundary example is perfect. It works because the team built the norm together rather than having it imposed or hidden. That's the environment piece in practice. Most founder cultures don't have that conversation explicitly, so people either sacrifice the boundary or feel guilty about keeping it.
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p/generalAre builders so busy building businesses that starting a family isn’t a priority?
Emily Schubert:@joao_seabra I think “it’s whether the environment makes it feel possible” is the biggest point. The support, understanding, and empathy you get around it matters most. Our CEO has two kids and even closed fundraising round the week his second was born. We’re an early stage startup, right before our biggest launch so far, and it still works; why? Because everyone gets it. We all know that from 6pm to 8pm he might not respond because it’s family time, and everyone respects that. On the other hand, we also know he’ll usually be back online later in the evening. Ironically, that often makes us more productive. Getting reviews later at night means we can keep things moving and ship first thing the next morning. So yes, I’d agree 100%: when the environment makes it possible, it works.
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p/generalHow do you decide what features should be free and what should be paid?
Prathi Ganesh :For marketplaces, the line between free and paid features is tricky. I’m currently building Zuppibuy, a classifieds platform, and our thinking is: Free → posting listings, browsing items, contacting sellers. Paid → features that increase visibility, like promoted listings or boosted ads. The core value should stay free so the marketplace grows, while paid features help sellers get more reach. Curious how other marketplace founders here approach this.
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p/self-promotionClawBox — plug-and-play AI assistant on NVIDIA Jetson (10% off this weekend)
Yanko Atanasov Aleksandrov:Update: OpenClaw v2.2.3 coming soon with VNC Remote Desktop! 🔥 Control your ClawBox from anywhere via browser or VNC client. Perfect for enterprise deployments where the device might be in a server room. The recursive crab screenshot I shared shows the concept perfectly — remote control within remote control 🦀 What would you use remote AI desktop access for?
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p/pretty-promptI took my first salary as a founder 🥹
Lina Pok:Huge congrats on this massive milestone! Taking a salary from revenue is the ultimate dream. As a fellow builder without a CS degree who’s just starting my journey with Gridance Studio, your story is incredibly inspiring. If you could go back to your first month, what was the one marketing move that finally broke the 'shouting into the void' phase for you?
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p/introduce-yourselfI've been building my first product!
Abhishek:are you also adding an option to offramp the stablecoins to local currency??
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p/introduce-yourselfPitch your product here, maybe someone is looking exactly for what you offer.
Jai Alimchandani:free business dashboard for founders with all the tools they need hey. i've been working on an app, while i was doing so i wanted a business dashboard for myself as i am a first time founder and a solo founder, felt eveything was overwhelming had too many things to juggle. so thought i would make a business dashboard for myself, the more i developed it the more i fell in love with it. Thought why not make it free for all founders. instead of a founder wasting a week vibe coding it or paying someone to make it. I thought i'd give it out for free since i just made it for myself. make no mistake tho it does have eveything a founder would need and more. it's not just for me anymore. I am still working on my main project but thought i'd let people have this to help. I'd would love any and all feedback. Let me know if something is not working or you'd like me to add any new feautures. the web app is on Kartib.com enjoy!
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p/generalHow do you decide what features should be free and what should be paid?
David:@busmark_w_nika The product is a viral product discovery feed for creators. Every day the platform automatically discovers trending Amazon products and displays them as ready to share product cards. Creators can browse the feed, save a product image, and post it to Pinterest or social media. Each product links back to a shareable page with the product card and Amazon link. The idea is to make viral product curation extremely easy for beginners who want to create Pinterest content or affiliate traffic without having to hunt for products manually. There is also a creator mode where the links can include the user’s affiliate tag, so if their posts generate clicks or sales they can earn from it.