u/AISaas_

Hey all,

I launched my saas back in February and had alot of traction in the beginning and still to this day, 0 paying customers.

Im not sure if its a feature/do people really want this issue or a landing page issue to capture the 'aha' moment.

It's a social content growth saas helping users grow using their own data, their own personal growth coach and insightful analytics.

Recent updates are:

\- instagram api integration

\- UI update

\- whats working vs whats not working

\- in depth growth insight

There is a free trial and you can cancel anytime.

Would love to hear feedback, good or bad to finally get my first paying user 😃

www.funnell.ai

Hey all,

I launched my saas back in February and had alot of traction in the beginning and still to this day, 0 paying customers.

Im not sure if its a feature/do people really want this issue or a landing page issue to capture the 'aha' moment.

It's a social content growth saas helping users grow using their own data, their own personal growth coach and insightful analytics.

Recent updates are:

- instagram api integration

- UI update

- whats working vs whats not working

- in depth growth insight

There is a free trial and you can cancel anytime.

Would love to hear feedback, good or bad to finally get my first paying user 😃

www.funnell.ai

I've been looking into a bunch of these AI platforms that give you access to multiple LLMs under one subscription

A lot of them seem to be using older versions of models rather than the latest releases. They'll advertise that they have Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc., but when you look closer it's often not the newest versions

Is there a technical reason for this, or is it just a cost thing?

Curious if anyone knows how these platforms decide when to upgrade, or if you've found any that actually keep their models up to date

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Every AI tool seems to be tied to a single model subscription

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One day Claude is best for writing, GPT is best for images, Gemini has the biggest context window etc etc etc

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I'm considering building a platform that lets users:

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• Access multiple LLMs from one interface

• Automatically route prompts to the best model for the task

• Compare outputs side by side maybe

• Switch providers without rewriting workflows

• Track costs and usage across all models

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The idea is that instead of betting on one AI company, users get access to multiple LLMs through a single product

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A few questions:

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1. Would this solve a real problem for you?

2. If you're already using multiple models, how are you managing them today?

3. What's missing from existing tools?

4. Would you pay for this, and if so what feature would make it worth paying for?

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Curious whether this is a genuine pain point or just me seeing a problem that doesn't really exist.

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Would love honest feedback

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👋🏻

I want to delve into the app world as iv seen many people online on X, Youtube etc create simple yet profitable apps.

Now im not all about the revenue aspect, creating an app which someone will find useful makes it even better in creating.

Me being a complete noob in coding, there's a few ways to go about it,

- pay a developer for an inital mvp and iterate on features from feedback etc

- use platforms like rork, replit, lovable etc to create the mvp for way cheaper and maybe pay a developer for the more technical aspects, launching on app store etc

Main questions are have you used any of the platforms to launch an app?

And what's your step by step guide in short on how to launch from 0 to app store

Appreciate the feedback in advance!