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▲ 1 r/nocode+4 crossposts

For anyone building mobile apps without a designer, I made a screen generator

One of the biggest gaps in the no-code stack is design. You can assemble the app, automate the backend, wire up the logic but you still need screens that don't look thrown together.

Daisy generates mobile app screens from a prompt. Describe the screen, get a UI you can use as a starting point or reference. Built it because I kept duct-taping templates together and wanted something faster.

Curious what no-code builders here use for UI right now, and whether something like this fills a real gap or just adds another tool to the pile.

u/Fancy-Remove4078 — 7 days ago
▲ 15 r/ironclawAI

My Experience with Ironclaw lately

I've been using IRONCLAW for some weeks now and the experience has been smooth thanks to some video guides

From linking IronClaw to my telegram to setting up daily routine, giving my agent commands, creating my own website, creating my own functional skill it has really been fun and interesting

Thanks to IRONCLAW the experience of knowing how to do these things have never been much easier but it became rough when I had to delete my instance cause my agent wasn't responding, but even after that i was still having issues but after countless attempts i had it working back

I'll also be looking forward to the coming release of a new version that'll fix all the bugs that I've experienced

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u/Fancy-Remove4078 — 11 days ago
▲ 53 r/SaaS

We got 7 paid customers on launch day!!

I know that doesn't sound like much. But when you're building something from scratch, spending weeks staring at code, doubting yourself, wondering if anyone will ever pay...

7 feels huge.

We're sitting at around 15 paid customers now, which still feels surreal to say out loud.

Some days it feels like nobody cares. Then suddenly a few complete strangers pull out their credit card and remind you why you started.

Still a very long way to go.

Happy to answer any questions!

https://preview.redd.it/yuf544lq7w7h1.png?width=1712&format=png&auto=webp&s=e6bb868f3375845e4cf80067937e1e5ba785cff5

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u/Fancy-Remove4078 — 19 days ago
▲ 8 r/SoberCurious

Seven days sober, thanks to a stranger!

A week ago, I read a post here from someone who talked about losing the people they loved because of alcohol.

I don't know who you are, but your words hit me harder than anything else ever had. For the first time, I saw where my own drinking could lead if I didn't stop.

That post became my Day 1.

Today marks 7 days sober. It's not a huge number, but it's the longest I've gone in a long time, and I wouldn't have started without that stranger sharing their story.

Thank you for being honest. You may never know it, but you helped change someone's life.

And if you're reading this on your own Day 1, you're not alone.

IWNDWYT.

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u/Fancy-Remove4078 — 1 month ago