I created this flow for one of my clients and it's virtually free to do this. Problem: My client needed a constant flow of social posts as they were in a hot and competitive space (AI onchain trading). I created a flow where I'm tracking posts of competitors (in my case 5 competitors), looking through their posts, and then coming up with suggestions and ideas to post (full length ready for posting on social). Then I deliver those results into their inbox so they can engage with it and decide what they want to use. It's almost free to do this :) Video post below: https://x.com/nobutakahemmi/status/1997749190898921938?s=20

share your apps - I'd love to test them!

Every month, 8-12 payments fail (expired cards, insufficient funds, etc). Stripe sends their generic "Your payment failed" email. Customers ignore it. I lose that customer. I look at the Stripe dash - The Stripe emails look like spam. I wouldn't open them either. - By the time I manually notice and reach out personally, it's been 5-7 days and they've already moved on. - I'm losing probably $600-800/month to this. Questions 1. Do you just accept this as the cost of doing business? 2. Do you manually email people when their card fails? (Doesn't scale but seems to work better?) 3. Is there a Stripe setting I'm missing that makes the emails not suck? 4. Are you using a paid tool for this? If so, which one and does it actually work? I've looked at stuff like Churnkey and ProfitWell but they're like $100-300/month which feels insane when I'm only losing $800/month total. What do you do?

One of the biggest advantages SaaS companies can unlock right now is automation in revenue-generating processes. Think beyond marketing automation AI and workflow tools can: - Qualify leads instantly instead of waiting for manual review - Personalize outreach at scale without writing every message - Sync customer data across tools automatically, reducing churn from missed follow-ups - Generate sales insights in real time to focus only on the highest-value opportunities When repetitive work is automated, teams can focus on strategy, product improvement, and building stronger client relationships the things that actually drive long-term growth. Curious what’s the #1 process in your SaaS business you’d automate first if you could?

💡I have a problem...most nights I never know what to make for dinner. I scour my fridge and my mind goes blank on what to make. I was thinking of developing an app where you can take a video tour of your fridge and/or cupboards showing AI what you is there and it can give you recipe suggestions based on what you have. It can also keep track of items based on estimated shelf life/expiry dates so eventually it knows what you have and what's probably gone or expired and adjust your inventory accordingly. What do you think of that? I need to ask more people to see if this is something they would use. I know I would use it. Eventually it could even stick with certain diets types or allergy avoidance...and could even remember what certain families members like/dislike or can/can't eat...etc.