r/ShowMeYourSaaS

Founder disclosure: I built MGO Data and its DT model.

DT handles most of the work automatically:

- Audits the store

- Diagnoses technical SEO and AI-visibility issues

- Prioritizes what should be addressed

- Creates individual tasks

- Drafts supported fixes

- Sends them for merchant approval

- Applies supported Shopify changes

- Checks the live result

- Rolls back failed or conflicting changes

The merchant does not have to understand every SEO term or manually turn an audit into a

plan. Approval is required before DT changes the store.

Current automatic Shopify writes include supported SEO titles, meta descriptions, and

eligible sitewide JSON-LD. Content and FAQ tasks can be planned, but full content

publishing is not automatic yet.

DT also has an advertising lane that turns business goals, economics, offers, and creative

assets into structured Meta, Google Search, and TikTok campaign plans. It prepares

campaign and ad-set structures, including supported Meta CBO/ABO decisions, checks

tracking and account readiness, and places actions behind approval.

I am not claiming guaranteed rankings, AI citations, or proven advertising performance.

Real ad-account execution is still being validated.

MGO Data is currently free to test. I want completely open feedback about anything useful,

incorrect, confusing, missing, unnecessary, or difficult to trust.

https://mgodata.com

Let's all drop our software / tools with free trials and we can all help each other out with reviews and feedback.

Mine is Aegis Action an email plugin for projects that captures project actions, generates email responses and catches commercial hooks and risks as they appear!

I will test everything posted!!

Most screen time apps just show you stats or block apps you can bypass in two taps. They don't create any real reason to change.

So I built one that adds actual stakes: get matched with an accountability buddy who sees your screen-time stats and keeps you honest, or join a challenge where you commit to a goal and put money on the line. Fail, and you pay. Succeed, and you build real discipline.

Waitlist is live now: screenchallengebuddy.com

Wir bauen seit ein paar Monaten zu zweit an Scibly.

Die Idee ist eigentlich relativ simpel. In Unternehmen gibt es schon unglaublich viel Wissen in PDFs, Dokumentationen oder irgendwelchen internen Wikis.

Das Problem ist eher daraus etwas zu machen mit dem Mitarbeiter wirklich lernen können.

Genau dafür bauen wir Scibly. Man gibt bestehende Inhalte rein und erstellt daraus kurze interaktive Lernerfahrungen.

Wir haben uns jetzt auch entschieden Scibly komplett Open Source zu stellen und Self-Hosting anzubieten.

Hier sieht man in 54 Sekunden ganz gut was wir bauen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcpLUNBRhQw

Github: https://github.com/scibly-dev/scibly

Wir sind gespannt auf euer Feedback

I built Magpie because inventory software tends to go one of two ways: spreadsheets that become a mess, or enterprise systems that are way more complicated than a small shop actually needs.

Magpie is an iPhone inventory app built for small businesses, boutiques and makers.

Scan barcodes, count stock, track products and locations, print labels, and keep everything synced privately through iCloud.

The goal is pretty simple: know what you have without turning inventory into another job.

I’m actively building it and would genuinely love feedback from other small business owners — especially what you find frustrating about the inventory tools you use today.

https://magpieinventory.com

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/magpie-inventory-stock/id6742420624

I built tryproduck.com/audit, it walks your app like someone opening it for the first time and sends back every bug and confusing bit it hits. Over 650 startups have run it so far.

I feel like many people still ignore the importance of defining their target audience, or maybe they just don’t know exactly how to do it.

I prepared (5 min. work) this free tool where you answer a few simple questions and receive a summary of your target audience as a PDF by email.

Is this something that people will find helpful? Also, any ideas on how to make this more valuable?

Thanks a lot.

Jan

Creative teams waste hours hunting assets across Drive, Dropbox, Adobe, Frame.io, and email. We built Adey to fix that.

Natural‑language search for assets
Visual workflows: review → approval → publish
One workspace for comments, versions, and final assets

For: marketing/creative teams, content studios, and agencies.
We’re looking for first teams to run this in production with guided onboarding.

If you want to see it, I’ll drop the link in the comments / it’s in my profile.

[Founder here]

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working as a commercial facility HVAC technician for years, and one recurring nightmare drove me to learn software development: tracking heavy mechanical hardware inside concrete vaults, hospital basements, and deep sub-levels.

Every enterprise CMMS or inventory tool on the market completely drops dead the moment you lose cellular service. On top of that, manual data entry while hanging off a ladder trying to read a corroded, sun-bleached nameplate is completely impractical.

I built Equipment Tracker Pro to solve the exact headaches we face in the dirt.

The core architecture runs on a localized SQLite engine that caches everything locally on-device. It updates and logs completely offline, then executes a smart-sync state change with a Firebase backend only when you walk back out to the truck and hit signal.

To kill the keyboard friction, I integrated a multimodal Gemini AI scanning layer. You snap a photo of a weathered data plate, and it extracts over 40 structured database fields (Compressor RLA/LRA, MCA, MOP, factory chemical charge weights, belt codes, and filter sizes). It also automates EPA Section 608 leak-rate math configurations for heavy commercial industrial charges and handles native thermal printing layouts for on-site QR asset tagging.

The core logging frameworks are completely free because bottom-up technician adoption matters more than corporate walls.

The web platform documentation and details are fully accessible directly via our main domain portal at: https://equipment-tracker.com

I am also launching a Product Hunt community queue this Tuesday to gather raw UX feedback from other developers and field engineers.

Would love to know your thoughts on the offline-first sync architecture or the edge OCR accuracy limits if you've built similar tools!

Around 2-3 weeks ago I launched my SaaS, SeoLoupe.

It is a lightweight SEO tool that helps you find and fix SEO issues holding your website back, currently I am at 432 users and 5 paying users.

Essentianly the main purpose is to help your website rank higher on Google search and LLMs.

Since I am always trying my best to improve the product, I am happy to answer any questions or any feedback in the comments.

(here is the product if you want to check it out)

My SaaS apps auto-deploy off main. Updates pile up (security, features), but merging at 14:00 is a deploy at 14:00 and knocks people off the app.

GitHub auto-merge and Azure DevOps auto-complete fire when checks pass. Neither will wait until Friday 18:00. Neither will refuse a Saturday merge.

Scheduled-PR is a GitHub App and an Azure DevOps extension. Comment /schedule friday 18:00 Europe/Berlin (or a label, or the dashboard). At that instant it re-reads the PR: still open, no conflicts, checks green, outside your blackout windows. Then it merges, or it says why not.

One bot comment per PR, edited in place. Policy lives in .scheduled-pr.yml in the repo.

https://scheduled-pr.dev

I’ve been working on NodStack, a platform that makes it easy to deploy and run self-hosted apps without having to manage a VPS, Docker, HTTPS, backups, updates, or server maintenance yourself.

You just pick an app from the catalog, deploy it, and NodStack handles the infrastructure behind it.

There are currently 65 apps available, including tools like Uptime Kuma, Stirling PDF, Memos, Usenet apps, monitoring tools, productivity apps, and more.

I built it because there are a lot of great self-hosted projects out there, but not everyone wants to become a sysadmin just to use them.

Still plenty I want to improve, so I’d love to hear what you think, especially what apps or features you’d want to see added.

https://nodstack.com