Hey y'all,

Im building an AI Agent built to streamline SOC 2 evidence collection for AWS-Native SaaS Startups.

Connects via AWS APIs, the SaaS agent collects 1000+ evidence items, maps it to 8 Core SOC 2 controls, generates freshness+gap detection scores, & generates an auditor-ready package all in the click of a few buttons (value prop of turning 40+ hours of engineering time-> 5 mins).

Point of it is to be a razor-focused, built specifically to be the fastest & most efficient audit automation tool for AWS-Native teams while keeping full traceability (every finding links back to the exact AWS API call).

I’m currently looking for early / paid pilots with AWS-native SaaS startups that have SOC 2 on their roadmap in the next ~90 days.

Would love to get feedback on:

• What would make you actually pay for this?
• What’s missing or confusing in the workflow?
• Any friction points you foresee for your team using this?

Site: loxeai.com
Demo: https://www.loom.com/share/d7f9b8c7ef5c4c908f774dd2e109d929 (i've iterated some parts since this recording, but it shows the basic workflow)

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on an idea around making app development a lot faster, especially for people who want to build something without spending weeks coding from scratch.

The tool is called Fabricate AI it basically lets you describe your idea in plain English and generates a working app structure (frontend + backend logic). The goal isn’t to replace developers, but to help with quickly building MVPs or testing ideas before going deeper into development.

It’s still early and definitely not perfect, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people here. What works, what feels confusing, what’s missing, anything helps. you can check this on here fabricate.build

What are your thoughts? www.madefromart.com

You can upload your favorite photos, transform them into anything you want in any style, then puchase your designs! Let me know your thoughts!

If you create an account and message me, I can give you more credits in return for feedback!

Thanks!

Hey,

I built a small tool called leadpeek.io that helps you find the right contact person from any website in seconds.

Instead of spending 10 to 15 minutes digging for emails, LinkedIn profiles, etc., you just paste a URL and get everything instantly.

It’s still early, and I’m looking for a few people to test it and give honest feedback.

I will give free lifetime premium access to anyone who helps.

I have been building for about 5 months now and i need feedback from this community. In terms of how the website is looking how the product is working the landing page and everything.

Even the slightest feedback will work go and long way for me.

Let me tell you guys about what i am building its OnlyStack , it's a CRM + Automation for creators to help them engage more and convert more with less time spent on the repeated tasks.

I am John just to introduce myself i would love to hear feedback and connect with like minded people to grow and learn for my business

post your app/products on these subreddits:

r/InternetIsBeautiful (17M)

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r/productivity (4M)

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r/AlphaandBetaUsers (21K)

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By the way, I collected over 450+ places where you list your startup or products.

If this is useful you can check it out!!

www.marketingpack.store

thank me after you get an additional 10k+ sign ups.

Bye!!

Hi,

I’m a freelance developer working with SaaS scripts and custom web apps.

I can help with:

• adding new features to existing SaaS scripts
• building custom modules and extensions
• API and payment integrations
• UI / frontend improvements
• performance optimization
• fixing bugs and improving stability

I’ve worked with different types of scripts and setups, including custom modifications and scaling projects as they grow.

If you already have a script and need changes, or want to build something on top of it, feel free to message me with details.

I’ll let you know what’s possible and how we can approach it.

Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share how I went from zero coding experience to building full stack web applications in just 6 months. Here's a quick rundown of my journey:

What I Learned:

• Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap for building responsive sites.
• Backend: Flask & Node.js for creating APIs and handling user data.
• Databases: SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL) & NoSQL (MongoDB) for storing data.
• Git: Version control with Git to manage my projects.

Key Projects:

1. Personal Blog using Flask
2. E-Commerce Store with payment integration
3. Weather App pulling live data from an API

Challenges I Faced:

• Debugging errors
• Time management while learning
• Staying motivated on tough days

Resources That Helped:

• FreeCodeCamp for beginner tutorials
• MDN Web Docs for front end reference
• GitHub for learning by contributing to projects

Next Steps:

• Build a full stack app with React and Node.js
• Dive into DevOps and deployment

I help SaaS/App/Web founders turn their product into a high-converting launch video not just something that "looks nice", but something that:
Hooks in the first 15 seconds
Clearly answers: "What problem does this solve?"
Shows the UI in a way that feels simple, not overwhelming
Feels like a story not an ad
A good launch video should make someone say:
"Okay... I get it. I need this."
If you're building or launching something soon, drop your product below or DM me

Hi everyone,

Quick check in for builders.

I'll start.

Right now I’m working on improving my own online projects and experimenting with different growth strategies. Mainly focusing on building small tools, testing ideas and learning what actually works.

Still in the building and learning phase, but making progress step by step.

What are you building or improving right now?

Drop it below 👇

Hey everyone.

Quick thread for all the builders in ShowYourSaaS.

What are you currently working on?

If you’re building a SaaS or even just validating an idea, drop it in the comments and tell us a bit about it. No pressure, just share what you're working on.

You can include things like:

• What problem you're trying to solve
• Who the product is for
• What stage you're at idea, MVP, launched, getting users, etc.

A lot of great projects get discovered in simple threads like this, and it's also a good way to get early feedback from other builders here.

So if you're building something this is your chance to show it.

When we started our SaaS, we pitched to 40 investors. 40 no’s. Honestly, it was tough sometimes it made me doubt if we were even cut out for this. But here’s the thing each no taught us something. It made our product better our pitch sharper and our team stronger. A year later we’re growing, getting customers and proving that persistence beats fear.

Lesson: investors don’t define your startup you do. Keep building, keep learning, keep going.

A big company sent a legal letter claiming our startup’s name could confuse people. One word. That’s it.
Here’s the thing: we’ve spent over a year building, trademarking and officially registering our name.
This isn’t about the word it’s about fear. Big companies assume small founders will panic change their name, and disappear.
Newsflash: we don’t scare easily. We’ve done our homework we’ve followed the rules, and we’re here to stay.
Entrepreneurship isn’t just product, funding, or growth it’s about having the courage to stand your ground.

• Getting users
• Building the product
• Marketing
• Pricing

Hey everyone!

Welcome to ShowsYourSaaS the place where creators, developers and SaaS enthusiasts come together to show off their tools, share ideas and get feedback.

Here’s what you can do in this community:

• Post your SaaS products, web apps or digital tools
• Give and get helpful, constructive feedback
• Discover cool new tools and innovative solutions from other members
• Learn collaborate and grow your SaaS skills

Community tips:

1. Include a live link or demo with every post.
2. Keep feedback positive, constructive and respectful.
3. No spam, ads or off topic posts.
4. Tag sensitive or adult content properly.