... build agents using prompts. No fiddly UIs. No weird wrappers. Just explain what you want and collaborate with it. It writes the code for you, sort of just like Loveable. We tried all the automation tools like Zapier, Lindy, Gumloop, but they never felt fast enough. We always defaulted to doing things manually. Okibi is for people who want power without setup. Back Again As soon as we started, I knew we were applying to YC again. Not because ...

... write it yourself. (Just helped with the grammar and the formatting ) What s Next? There s so much more I could share, like: How I replaced the main core engine after users were already using it My migration from Gumroad to Stripe Building my own license key management SaaS just for this app But I ll stop here for now. If people are interested, I ll pause building for a bit and write follow-ups Thanks for Reading ...

... complicated setup just pick a scene, upload your photo, and watch yourself become the hero (or villain!) in seconds. How it would work: Choose your scene from a library of legendary movie moments (from The Matrix to Forrest Gump and yes, you could even upload your own .mp4 if you want something unique). Upload your face (just a selfie or portrait). One click and AI does the rest your face is swapped onto the actor, with realistic movement, lighting ...

... solutions help companies save time and boost efficiency. Examples of My Work Social Media Automation: A workflow that pulls trending X posts, generates engaging content, and schedules LinkedIn updates with human approval. Saved a client 10+ hours weekly! Competitor Analysis: An n8n template that tracks competitors

... Product Concept: The Bubble Gum Preserver Purpose: To hygienically store chewed gum

... thing I m unsure about: Should I link directly to my Gumroad page? Or should I build a quick landing page with more info and then redirect? Would love your input especially if you ve launched before ...

... tired of the show up daily content advice. So I built a system that runs without me: No calls No videos No webinars Just a Notion checklist a Gumroad product MailerLite automation. I packaged the whole system into a 199 Toolkit for other quiet builders. Inside: 30 high-leverage content & funnel prompts Printable optimization ritual system My actual faceless funnel breakdown Link if you re curious: https://anujbooster.gumroad.com/... AMA if you're building something similar ...

... away a chunk of your revenue? Welcome to PokeShani , the platform built to empower creators by offering 100% revenue with no hidden fees or middlemen. Why choose PokeShani? 100% Revenue Keep every dollar from your digital product sales. Unlike Gumroad and Payhip, we don t take a cut! No Hidden Fees What you see is what you get. No surprise charges, no unnecessary subscriptions. Automatic Product Delivery Once your customer makes a purchase, we automatically send them the product link ...

... when it s totally useless Metrics to watch, traps to avoid A sprinkle of ethics and privacy (because we re good people) All wrapped up in a clickable, pretty Miro board Grab it here (totally free, no weird popups): https://gum.co/u/vhuzrirz We re curious: What s your go-to move when you need to slice up a customer base? Got any mental models or frameworks that just click ? Tried the board? Roast it. Or improve it. We re game ...

... everyone I m doing some research and wanted to hear directly from developers, indie hackers, or SaaS builders: I found that developers are doing well by using platforms like Gumroad , Paddle , and Lemon Squeezy to run sales - typically spending around 5 15% in revenue share , or paying monthly fees depending on the platform. Many also run direct sales through custom websites using Stripe or PayPal integrations. Where are you currently selling your software or web apps? Are you using platforms ... ... like Gumroad

... their support is unwilling to reduce it to 3% for me while I know they do lower the transaction fee for certain accounts. Thinking to switch to either of the following: Stripe Paddle (shoutout to my friend @thisiskp_ ) Lemonsqueezy Gumroad ( @shl ) Razorpay Fastspring Wise Dodo Payments What do you recommend for cross-border payments? Comment which platform works the best for you :) Comment from Alex Roggero(@alex_roggero): Stripe! Comment from Enda McKenna(@emckenna): Payment Service Providers (PSPs) like Stripe ... ... very flexible in integration and has awesome SDK for whatever you may need! Comment from Anton Volgin(@anton_volgin): Vote for Stripe. Simple, transparent, easy to integrate. Comment from Siddharth Pereira(@siddharthpereira): You can t go wrong with Stripe. Gumroad

... Package Express along with the other products in the Logo Package product line are my sole source of income. I don't actually have good metrics on conversion from my landing page, but the people who get to the Gumroad page via my site convert at around 24%. Comment from Moti Weizman(@motale): https://www.centask.com/ Thank you Comment from Moti Weizman(@motale): @steveb   Thanks for the feedback! "Smart Forms" is meant to show it s more than just ... ... great. That said, would also recommend highlighting the waitlist subscription higher up! Comment from Ben Griese(@ben_griese): @hedgeavenue that's such a good question! Personally, I like it when something is fully released for me to try vs

... really enjoyed this breakdown by @raphaelschaad and @aaron_epstein (YC partner): They walk through some cutting edge AI apps: @Vapi - voice api for devs @Retell AI - build voice agents @Gumloop - AI zapier @AnswerGrid - outbound research @Polymet - AI product designer Zuni - ai in your chrome sidebar and @Argil - video clone generation They talk about some recurring themes: - When prompts take a long time, give the user something engaging to do while they're waiting. - Canvas is a powerful ...

... created a list of 10 platforms where you can showcase your service or product and start earning... cha-ching! 1. Passionfroot.me 2. Buymeacoffee.com 3. Stripe.com 4. Gumroad.com 5. Patreon.com 6. HeroHero.co 7. Ko-fi.com 8. Amazon.com 9. Etsy.com 10. Fiverr.com We can earn money without a need to go outside so this is the outcome of this era. Happy money-making, guys! Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Also: X.com Linkedin.com Muse.io Stan.Store Comment from D. Ferencha(@d_ferencha): Great info ... ... reorderd your list according to Alexa traffic rank: 1. Amazon.com (9) 2. Etsy.com (68) 3. Fiverr.com (114) 4. Patreon.com (147) 5. Stripe.com (219) 6. Gumroad.com

... Started as a weekend project in 2011, Gumroad has grown with its fair share of ups and downs to helping 94,000+ creators earn over $500,000,000. In February 2019, I published a Medium essay, Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company, that struck a chord with thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs who d much rather build a sustainable business like Gumroad

... attention on building a SaaS, but I quickly realized I didn't want to put all my eggs in one basket. Fast forward to today, I make and sell educational info products, do some contracting (working quarter-time at Gumroad), run a SaaS business, and at the end of this month, I also plan to get into selling physical products.I made $550K+ in revenue since I started working for myself, with over $400K coming from info products. Ask me anything ...

... Product Hunt! I m a Senior Writer at Gumroad , host of the Gumroad

... spicy gumbo of life experiences. After almost 10 years of working in the corporate world, I left my job as a commercial real estate advisor to start my first business. That s where life got interesting co-founding a logistics business, founding an infosec biz and securing partnership with a major university and a spot in an accelerator. Crashed and burned, then taught yoga before getting back into the startup world from eco-friendly products to high-growth healthcare tech ...