danigleba

I got my first customer from a reddit post.

Since then I've generated millions of views off reddit, and most of my revenue has come from it.

But writing high-quality posts that go viral took all my time.

So I built Karma kit.

A chain of AI agents that write viral reddit posts for me.

Making dozens of posts an hour, getting thousands of views and hundreds of upvotes.

Las week we launched Portiko. A site that connects scientists looking to carry out experiments and researchers with the experience and tools to do so.

We launched with a Google form and a ".verel.app" landing page with a hero and a CTA.

My co-founder wrote a tweet and asked every account she could for a retweet. Turns out, most people are open to help out if you ask.

Before we knew it, the tweed had 400k views and 2k likes.

We got over 800 people to fill out the Google form. Around 430 of those turned into registered users once we launched the site.

TL;DR: Launch now, and ask for help.

My mom has been teaching Spanish online for a while. She loves it.

But she kept complaining about how time-consuming (and boring) it is to schedule classes and keep track of payments.

All existing solutions were bad, old, and expensive.

So I build Waterlesson to help her out.

Now she spends all that time reading, writing, and sunbathing. And funny enough, gets more classes booked.

You can use it too at waterlesson.com.

I'm not sure what you mean by tunable. The filtering is a prompt that returns the filtered comments in JSON format. So, if you mean using different parameters for choosing what comments to filter. That can be done.