Hey gang - seeing a lot of open claw + Mac mini videos. Question - is anyone actually using for anything truly tangible in their business? just seeing a lot of booger picking videos - makes phone calls, schedules stuff, etc. - but nothing stating - here’s my before, after, what it took and timeline to get there - on anything meaningful - ie - studied data, let say optimal page design, outlined everything and actually got it done. And it doesn’t have to be crazy - just something that’s truly autonomous and measurable? Please let me know when you have a chance - thank you so much!! :)

Hi all! I'm working on a SaaS project and would love your feedback. I’ve started building the backend and also created a UI draft. Here’s a quick overview: BOSBOT is a smart workflow app where employees complete tasks, team leads review and approve them, and CEOs receive auto-generated reports. All updates happen through chatbots (WhatsApp/Telegram), with dashboards customized for each role. Would love to hear your thoughts!

Here are some insights on SaaS vs Micro-SaaS products. Was researching SaaS and micro-SaaS web apps which launched in 2024 and found some interesting metrics which I wanted to show. If you are a solo founder, deciding on what to build, this might give you a sense of direction.

Something to do with investors freaking out about Anthropic tools replacing many SaaS companies.

I know i also made a post about clawdbot(moltbot) explaining what is it and how it works but, after researching,watching some other videos and trying it out myself…i came to the conclusion that it’s largely just marketing hype, with many of its touted features already available through other AI tools or basic software. Here are some of the key points that took me to this conclusion👇 - Lack of Innovation : While being able to schedule tasks and operate via phone is cool, these are not "paradigm shifts" as similar functionalities have existed for months through agentic workflows and cloud-based scheduling. - Crypto Pump and Dump Scheme : Much of the recent social media virality was driven by a crypto scam. After the project rebranded to Moltbot due to trademark request from Anthropic,  Bad actors hijacked the original project's social media accounts and GitHub after a rebrand to Moltbot, launching a "Claude token" on Solana. this led to a 90% token crash after the scam was exposed. - Impractical Use Cases: the most touted use cases such as organizing folders, summarizing chats, or automated "good morning" texts are trivial tasks that do not justify the high cost or security risks. One user reportedly spent $300 in two days on basic tasks due to the high token consumption of the Opus 4.5 model. - Security Concerns : A major concern is the significant security risk. Many Clawdbot instances are hosted on VPS instances with open ports and zero authentication, making them vulnerable to unauthorized access and the theft of sensitive tokens. - Not Consumer-Ready: Even the creator of the project, Peter Steinberger, warned that "non-techies" should not install it yet, as the project is less than three months old and has many "sharp edges". Many users actually had to use the standard Claude interface just to debug their Claudebot installation. No Real Business Value : Ultimately, Clawdbot doesn't genuinely help users make money or significantly improve productivity. It's merely an "iterative improvement towards decentralized AI," but not a revolutionary product.