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Nowadays, I often use "Reddit Asks" for getting a genuine HUMAN answer that is viable and actually doable and much more clever as It gives answers from actual Reddit posts unlike the generic Slop we get from AI ( even If I optimise the prompt as much

I have a strong AI problem-solving idea that I want to convert into a product. Can someone tell me how to get seed funding, etc.?

Imagine an AI-powered skincare app that turns your smartphone into a personal dermatologist. Our app uses cutting-edge image analysis to detect acne and other skin conditions from a simple selfie. It then provides personalized skincare recommendation

I know this is a lengthy post , but I think it's need of the hour. Read fully and patiently... AI has become such a buzz word that every starter wants to integrate AI in their pitch. It's not a sin to build businesses based on AI or adding a layer o

Do you need an app that gives you clean AI-generated, handwritten style notes that are based on textbooks, no extra information, get quality notes with a few clicks? Also covers every topic of the referred book !!!

What ever product or solution anyone creates I think they just add sustainability or AI into it to make it more appealing. I think focusing on the source of the problem is important. for example the ocean clean up first stops the plastic into the s

Can anyone share some advice regarding how to give structure to an idea. Lets say i have a idea randomly...then how to get from there and then visualising,researching,analysing the idea and ultimately giving a proper structured business model so that

I’m building an AI-powered SEO assistant that gives you: 10 blogs 10 backlink suggestions 10 social bookmarking posts 🔎 All with DA/PA website data 📥 CSV download + top ranking sites shown 💡 You get 5 free trial runs, then $9/month for 25 use

I'm creating my mobile application that gives business to particular vendors in specific category.. I'm successful onboard 100+ shops in metro city (upcoming) now going to live my customer application but trouble in funding... 🥺

Most AI startups fail at step 1: They jump into code without clarity. At @opslifysoftware we start with: 🔹 Problem-first discovery 🔹 AI mapping 🔹 UI/UX that makes sense Fast code is useless without sharp thinking.