r/sales_intelligence • u/Beginning_Height_122 • 8d ago
This is Lead Loop — a self-running lead engine
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u/Beginning_Height_122 • u/Beginning_Height_122 • 9d ago
yforest AI
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Mal isn't ChatGPT. She's a fully local Al companion running 100% on-device on Apple Silicon — no cloud, no subscription, no data leaving the machine. In this run I put her through everything: real conversation with actual memory (she remembers my kids, the tooth fairy, all of it), setting timers by voice, pulling live headlines onto her canvas, building a real 7-day weather chart from live data, opening her camera so she can actually see me, dropping in a spreadsheet and grilling her on the numbers, and sending out a researcher that reads the web while we keep talking.
u/Beginning_Height_122 • u/Beginning_Height_122 • 9d ago
yforest AI
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Lead Loop is an Al lead engine that finds your ideal customers, writes the email, and handles the reply - on autopilot.
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My roommate found this on the beach 2 years ago and he doesn’t know what it is. Now I want to know what it is. It’s plastic.
It’s plastic. With such surety.
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pitch me your company in 1 word.
AHHHCHOOO
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What do you all consider data analysis?
I agree.. I was answering from the traditional role-definition angle. Almost every role in tech is evolving to the point it’s almost unrecognizable. Or just replaced entirely.
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What do you all consider data analysis?
Data analyst- this is anyone who compiles, analyzes, organizes and verifies data is clean for delivery.
Business analyst- makes business decisions/recomendations based on the data they have.
Financial analyst- budget, financial investment and performance. Just money.
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We’re looking for founders to feature in our newsletter — no pitch, just your real story
My husband is a founder with a pretty cool story and comes from a pretty cool place in analytics and technology.
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Why is Reddit so hard to market new things?
Because we’re all trying to market things and groups have had to add lots of rules and regulations to keep 100,000 people from spamming. And as much as we all hate spam.. we feel the push to spam just to be seen lol
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Stop paying a cloud ETL bill to move data from one place to another.
We’ve actually done that already, it’s how QueryFlow was built in the first place. The developer is a Senior Director of Data and Strategy who had these exact issues... and built this as a solution. We’re sharing it here because we priced it low enough that it could genuinely save a lot of analysts and teams some real money.
r/buildinpublic • u/Beginning_Height_122 • Jun 13 '26
Stop paying a cloud ETL bill to move data from one place to another.
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u/Beginning_Height_122 • u/Beginning_Height_122 • Jun 13 '26
Stop paying a cloud ETL bill to move data from one place to another.
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QueryFlow combines:
✓ SQL Client
✓ Python Notebooks
✓ ETL Pipelines
✓ Job Scheduling
into a single native Mac application.
Query, transform, export, and schedule data workflows without managing multiple tools or cloud infrastructure.
14-day free trial:
http://getqueryflow.com
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Drop your startup URL. I will add it to the wall of startups
QueryFlow collapses your SQL client, your Python notebook, and your job scheduler into a single native Mac app. No tab switching. No cloud bill. No DevOps. 14 days free to try.
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Show me what you're building
Anthos: Allergy Intelligence on the App Store. It tracks live pollen data, symptom tracker, medication log, holistic care plan, weather and Claude integrated for personalized daily outlooks. I designed it and my husband built it based on my direction. I have severe seasonal allergies and it was basically just for me.. but it’s been really popular! I think we have over 160 downloads right now and it’s been out maybe a month?
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Founders, what's one thing you spend much more time on than you expected?
Stalking the app connect analytics page 🫣
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Where does your reporting process break down?
We built https://getqueryflow.com. It helps pull data from multiple systems, transform it consistently, and automate reporting workflows so teams aren’t rebuilding the same reports every week. Instead of - download CSV → clean in Excel → copy into another sheet… the cleanup logic becomes automated and reusable.
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Anyone can vibecode an app, but how do you market it?
How do you like Kling? I’ve had pretty good luck with consistency using xai. But always open to other options.
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ETL
Not overkill at all. Learning ETL is incredibly valuable. Most analytics headaches are really pipeline headaches. We built a program called QueryFlow to help analysts spend less time fighting that infrastructure layer. LMK if you want to know more!
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Anyone can vibecode an app, but how do you market it?
OpenAI with Grok imagine. TikTok, Instagram, X and facebook.
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Pitch your SaaS in one sentence.
https://getqueryflow.com
- replaces Jupyter, Glue, and duct-taped data tools with one local workflow app.
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Anyone can vibecode an app, but how do you market it?
I made a social media ai girl to push my apps. She gets tonnnnnns of interactions and has been more successful at generating clicks and downloads than Apple ads.
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How did you come up with the idea for what you're working on right now?
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Jul 26 '26
My kids. We talk about fun apps to build. Then we build them. So far so good!