Does anyone here teach on tutorabc? I left last year, but would like to rejoin this year again. It shows that I’m a teacher, but I can’t figure out where I can schedule my classes in the portal. Can someone guide me or tell me how to seek help? I’ve already used the ticket system and the support email. Did not get an answer
I’ve been using Cursor and Codex to build React apps, and one thing kept bothering me: it’s really easy to ship code that works in the browser, but still has problems underneath. So I built a React app called AbyssGuard. You connect a GitHub repo, set up scan schedules, and it checks your codebase for security and maintainability issues. It can also scan after commits, so you don’t have to remember to manually run a review every time you push. When it finds something, it gives you:
The goal is to help people keep shipping with AI tools without completely skipping code review. I’d love feedback from React devs, especially on the product flow and what kinds of issues you’d actually want a tool like this to catch.
Here’s the app: https://www.abyssguard.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social
I've been vibe-coding apps with cursor and codex for a while now. And I feel like the biggest problem is that the most of us don't spend time review our code line by line. And a lot of poeple are non-technical. So i thought I'd build an app that helps people check if their code is secure and maintainable. You just link your github repository, set up scan schedules, and the app will notify you if it finds a security or maintainability issue. We also give you an AI repair prompt and suggest code changes. We have a scan upon commit feature. So people can just keep shippping while abyssguard keeps your repository and codebase secure and maintainable. I'm always updating my apps and adding new methods. I'd love to hear feedback from you guys.
Here's the link if you wanna try it out: https://www.abyssguard.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social
I'm a solo founder in Taiwan currently in debt to my parents. I needed something that could generate revenue without requiring me to be on sales calls 8 hours a day. So bi uilit Abyssguard. It's an app that scans your ai built codebase for security and maintainability issues.
I initially priced it as a flat monthly subscription. Conversion was terrible. Developers would sign up, run one free scan, then bounce. The problem wasn't the product — it was the trust gap. Why pay monthly for something you might use twice? I switched to a credit-based model: 1 credit = 1 deep review. You can see the surface-level results for free, but the detailed vulnerability analysis + remediation steps costs a credit. This worked because:
Conversion improved, but more importantly, the quality of users improved. People who paid for credits actually read the reports and came back. What I'd do differently: I spent way too long building the "free tier" before validating that anyone would pay. I should have launched with just the paid deep scan and a sample report. The free tier is useful for acquisition, but I over-indexed on it. Also: if you're building something that requires trust (security, finance, health), your billing model IS your trust signal. Transparent ledgers > opaque subscriptions. Happy to answer questions about the tech, the pricing pivot, or solo founder life in Asia.
Here's my app: https://www.abyssguard.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social You can give your repo a scan!
everytime I try to create profile, it says server error 503. file or gist, they both have the same error. I can import to vscode, but I just got cursor and cannot import my profile exported from vscode