u/sanjaychakravarti

Alright, I’m putting this here because I genuinely want some honest feedback.

I’ve been working on Zeloqa: https://zeloqa.com/

The idea came from seeing how many small businesses and startups have websites running in production but have no real idea whether they’re secure or not.

You enter a website and Zeloqa checks things like SSL, security headers, DNS, exposed files, APIs, vulnerabilities, subdomains, etc. It then gives you a report about what it found.

I know there are already a lot of security scanners out there. That’s probably the biggest question I have myself.

Why would someone use Zeloqa instead of the tools that already exist?

I’m mainly thinking about small businesses, startups, developers and agencies who don't have a security person sitting around.

I’m still building it, so I'd rather get the criticism now than after spending another year on it.

Roast it.

What’s wrong with the idea?
Would you actually use it?
Would you pay for it?
Is this a real business or just another security scanner that nobody needs?

Any brutally honest feedback is welcome.

We’ve been facing an unusual issue with our website for the last couple of months.

The website works perfectly on some internet connections, but on certain ISPs it sometimes becomes inaccessible. After some time, it starts working again without us making any changes.

What’s confusing is that this happens intermittently — the same ISP may work at one point and then fail later.

We’re using Cloudflare for DNS, and the server is online and accessible from other networks when the issue occurs.

It seems like the problem may be related to ISP DNS resolvers, DNS caching, or ISP-level routing, rather than the server itself.

Has anyone experienced similar issues with Indian ISPs?

What would be the best way to identify whether the problem is actually with the ISP's DNS resolver/routing?

Any suggestions for troubleshooting or proving that the issue is ISP-side would be appreciated.

Most businesses are still optimizing only for Google.

But customers are increasingly asking ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity instead of typing keywords into a search engine.

After analyzing dozens of websites, I noticed a common pattern:

❌ Great SEO rankings, but almost no visibility in AI-generated answers.

Some of the biggest reasons are:

• Missing entity signals
• Weak topical authority
• Poor structured data
• Thin or generic content
• Inconsistent brand information across the web
• Lack of citations from trusted sources

Traditional SEO helps you rank in search results.

AI Search Optimization (AISO) helps AI models understand, trust, and reference your business.

I'm curious:

• Have you noticed traffic changes from AI tools?
• Has anyone here optimized specifically for ChatGPT or Perplexity?
• What challenges have you faced getting your business mentioned by AI?

I'd love to hear real experiences from founders, marketers, and SEO professionals. I'm collecting insights to better understand how businesses are adapting to AI search.

Hi everyone!

I created this community because most AI discussions are either too technical or full of marketing hype.

The goal here is simple: help businesses actually use AI.

Whether you're a founder, developer, freelancer, consultant, or business owner, feel free to share:

• AI tools that saved you time
• Business automation ideas
• CRM & ERP experiences
• AI agent projects
• Startup lessons
• Questions, challenges, and wins

No matter if you're just getting started or already building AI products, everyone is welcome.

A few simple rules:

• Be respectful.
• Don't spam or constantly promote your business.
• Share things that others can learn from.

To kick things off:

👉 What AI tool has made the biggest difference in your work this year?

Looking forward to learning from everyone! 🚀