Once you build the core foundation of your app with AI, there are still usually things like connecting APIs from different platforms like email providers, payments, analytics, authentication with email etc, depending on what you are building and it can definitely get hectic. Especially if you are completely non-technical and are building something a little complex.

But this could 100% get easier. The Floot website builder now has a chrome extension that takes over your browser like Openclaw and finishes these integrations for you. It reads the documentation to get how to connect to the APIs, it connects your accounts, connects the APIs and ensures everything is working as should. So once you are done building out the basics just give it access and it will finish up every integration that you need on your app.

These guys are really build their product to truly serve non-technical builders. 👉Here ya go

Please note this is specifically for people who have no users or are struggling to get their first real users/customers.

It’s free to use and best part is I use it as well even after getting my first users 3 months ago (to keep iterating). You describe what you are building and the tool gives you common questions being asked around what you are building from real user data, It gives you the actual pain points again from real data, sample posts where people have asked about the solution you are providing and communities where you can engage the people who will actually use what you are building.

Then as an add on, I used Gemini and Deepseek to analyze the content and give build ideas for simple tools you can add on to get more visitors and marketing idea for posts that you can do again from real data.

You can then export that if you want as an excel and go through the checklist one by one as you complete your Go To Market strategy. I have personally used and I have also helped others with it to get their first real (underline real) users. Users who will stick.

Hope it helps someone, 👉 it’s free to use.

Please note this is specifically for people who have no users or are struggling to get their first real users/customers.

It’s free to use and best part is I use it as well even after getting my first users 3 months ago (to keep iterating). You describe what you are building and the tool gives you common questions being asked around what you are building from real user data, It gives you the actual pain points again from real data, sample posts where people have asked about the solution you are providing and communities where you can engage the people who will actually use what you are building.

Then as an add on, I used Gemini and Deepseek to analyze the content and give build ideas for simple tools you can add on to get more visitors and marketing idea for posts that you can do again from real data.

You can then export that if you want as an excel and go through the checklist one by one as you complete your Go To Market strategy. I have personally used and I have also helped others with it to get their first real (underline real) users. Users who will stick.

Hope it helps someone, 👉 it’s free to use.

So it would remind me of the bookmarks themselves occasionally but also curate content around these things that I have bookmarked and I can doom scroll but around things I actually want to see. Would be great if it was an app too. I read mostly blogs before I sleep these days so I def would use this

I want to make a simple website that pulls posts from a few social media platforms and the posts will be only about people asking for alternatives to certain already existing products (not sure which products yet but looking to start with websites).

Why? because a lot of people are using our floot website builder to make cool projects but get stuck at marketing. So the idea is that if I can pull alternatives to already existing competitors they can maybe make tools around their existing products to attract more visitors.

Other people can also use it as a way to make things that people actually want and only make an alternative to an already existing product so make something already validated. I know it's not really a novel idea but there are posts weeks after weeks asking for what to build or how to market.

what do you think, is it better to build something "new" or an alternative to something big and get users faster?

This is one of those that a lot of people are still asking about, just search "sleep better" on here and see. The biggest gap is actual real formulas that have worked for others, truly.

Overview:

Cliché as it might sound, how to sleep better is something that many people struggle with for a multitude of reasons, especially in this tiktok and short form video age.

The general questions asked on Reddit are around how to sleep better, techniques to use to sleep better and how to sleep longer without waking up, mostly around genuine help from people who have hacked it.

Idea:

People lack sleep for a varied number of reasons though some may be related.

An app that suggests what to do depending on the reason why one is not sleeping well would be a hit. Custom sleep better solutions for the different reasons why people do not sleep well.

It could also contain all the good techniques that actually work and have helped people sleep better in the past. Users could look through these and find what works for them as well. They have to be practical solutions that have worked for others (with testimonials).

In Summary:

People are mainly looking for functional and practical ways to sleep better and longer. This is what the app should offer. Proven ways to sleep better, the solutions don’t have to be clinically proven, they just have to have worked for another human being and improved their sleep.

Figma

This is one of those that I have been paying for since 2024, initially I was using AdobeXD. I only stopped using AdobeXD (and paying for Creative Cloud) last year when Adobe stopped supporting it, I really loved that design software, it was just simple to use and did one thing right. Even so Figma has its upside as far as a UI/UX is concerned and became the industry standard so I had to move. It has AI in it now which is cool and helps a lot. But I use Figma for design and less for AI.

Gemini

Since I started vibe coding, Gemini has been my go to source for anything related to bug research, error research related to backend technologies and really anything related to coding. I don’t know if it’s because Google has had access to the internet’s data for decades so their AI is just better at understanding tech related topics or I just got used to using it. Good thing is when I pay for Gemini, I’m not just paying for that alone it’s like the whole lot of Google apps and at a cheap price.

Floot

I know a lot of people use Lovable, Base44 etc but I stumbled upon this one in December while I was looking for an AI app builder that could help convert my website into a native mobile app easily, without me having to start integrating and learning other tools and I just happened to stumble upon it. They had that click once and convert to app feature which got me hooked but once I started using it I just loved how stable it was, how well it solves bugs/errors, its moderation with credits consumption and the awesome community around it on Discord including the founders.

DeepSeek

I use only their API which is great. I use it to build my small webapps that require LLMs so it runs alongside Gemini API and acts as a backup for that. This I pay only on usage basis so it’s really really cheap. $5 can last me 2 months.

Briefly

It’s a website where you put in key words and it tells you when that keyword has been mentioned in a blog or news article anywhere online and gives you the link to that article. I got lazy writing articles to help my blog rank so I just their API to get relevant articles that the auto-post on my blog (without posting the whole article so that it’s just a title, small text and link so that if you want to read the whole article you still go to the original website)

Yeah, this is all I pay for. Everything else I either scavenge for a free way to use it or a free alternative. I’ve started doing videos a lot this year so maybe an AI video editor will be my next purchase.

By default, most AI builders like lovable generate React apps where the browser receives an almost empty HTML file and has to "build" the page using JavaScript. Yes, Google can execute JavaScript, but it’s slower and more expensive for them to crawl, and often leads to "partial indexing" where your content isn't seen instantly.

So how do you make your SEO better from day one of build? Ask the AI to build it into your app.

Being that it will be hard to do Server Side Rendering which is best for SEO, you can force the AI to do a prerendering script with a sample prompt like this one below:

>I want to optimize this site for SEO. Please implement a Prerendering script (SSG) so that each route (e.g., /about, /services) generates a static HTML file at build time. Also, ensure that the <title> and <meta> tags update dynamically for every page using a library like react-helmet-async.

Then go through the checklist below one by one to ensure these main SEO practices are implemented on your site:

Semantic HTML: Ask the AI: "Ensure all sections use semantic tags like <header>, <main>, <article>, and proper <h1> through <h3> hierarchies."

Metadata: Ask: "Add a dynamic SEO component that lets me set unique meta titles and descriptions for every page." If you have many pages on your website you probably want to ask it to implement the proper titles & descriptions as well, but try to give it a good template to by.

Sitemaps: Ask: "Generate a sitemap.xml and robots.txt file that includes all my site's routes.". For a sitemap if your AI builder doesn’t have this built in, I recommend generating one with a free sitemap generator, add it to your website then add a link to it directly on the footer.

Image Alt Text: Ask: "Ensure every image generated has a descriptive alt tag for accessibility and SEO." Alt tags and alt text are important. Also when uploading images ensure they are already named correctly.

One quick tip: You can always check if your site is "blank" to Google by right-clicking your live site and selecting "View Page Source." If you see your text there, you're good. If you see a blank <body>, i.e there is nothing between <body> … &… </body> you need to ask the AI for that prerendering script. 👆 Do this check first if you have to and be shocked then do SEO.

If you don’t have time to do all this and just want an AI builder that has all of this built in, then use Floot website builder.

25 AI related subreddits where you can 100%  talk about what you are building.

You can self-promote on all the subreddits, on some you can do so directly, on others you need to at least participate first before self-promoting (not a big ask considering give to receive, it’s only fair) and on two there are days when you can self-promote.

As always taking about your builder story and sharing what you have learnt will most often get you more attention than just dropping links. Share something useful or insightful even if it’s just a weird small thing.