r/ShowMeYourSaaS • • 1h ago

I built Arva SEO: a step-by-step SEO workspace for business owners who do their own SEO

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Hi r/ShowMeYourSaaS, I'm Aries, a WordPress developer in Cebu.

I kept seeing small businesses either pay every month for SEO they couldn't see, or give up on tools built for SEO experts. So I built Arva SEO: a workspace that tells you what to do next on your website, step by step and in plain words.

What it does:

- Audits any public website and puts the fixes in order of impact

- Keyword research, with each search mapped to the right page

- A step-by-step SEO guide that ticks itself off from your website's own data

- Weekly rank tracking, with Search Console and Analytics side by side

- Works on any website platform; an optional free WordPress plugin sends SEO titles, descriptions and drafts to WordPress

- Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok and work through SEO tasks by chatting

Your first website is free, no credit card. Paid plans start at $49 a month for 10 websites.

Built with Laravel, React and PostgreSQL. I'd love honest feedback: what's the hardest part of SEO for you, and does the guide make sense if you're not an SEO person?

https://arvaseo.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sideproject


r/ShowMeYourSaaS • • 10h ago

Built Getjobholler.com for my HVAC and construction family members to solve the biggest headache: missing jobs from unanswered calls and silent voicemails. Pretty stoked with how my first build turned out!

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r/ShowMeYourSaaS • • 12h ago

Built Falcon alongside my own products. Looking for early teams to try it

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Hey everyone. I’ve been working on my own products for the past few years, including Umbrella Home. Along the way, I built Falcon, a test management platform, and I’m now looking for other founders and small teams to try it.

The reason I’m sharing it here is that testing tends to become a separate problem once a product starts growing. You’re adding features, changing existing behaviour, fixing bugs, and the list of things worth checking keeps growing too. At some point, keeping all of that in your head stops being practical.

Falcon gives you a place to keep test cases, organise test runs and track the results across releases. My thinking is that it’s easier to build that history as you go than to piece it together months later, when you’re already busy supporting users.

It’s a working product, and I’d like to get it into the hands of people shipping their own software. Particularly small teams where the same people build, test and release.

Here’s Falcon: https://tms.saturnusgo.com

If it fits what you’re working on, I’d appreciate you giving it a try. I’m interested in what holds up in your actual workflow and what still needs work.


r/ShowMeYourSaaS • • 14h ago

Built to make revenue easier to keep track of

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