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Cursor 50% off first month (Pro,Pro+,Ultra) (ill give you a smooch)
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Cursor 50% off first month (Pro,Pro+,Ultra) (ill give you a smooch)

Figured I’d post mine as well since Cursor limits how many referral signups work each month

Referral gives 50% off the first month on Cursor Pro,Pro+,and Ultra plans:
https://cursor.com/referral?code=V6CY3ZZOOPEX

Looks like it’s for new accounts / first paid signup only. I also get usage credits if someone signs up through it (ill give you a smooch)

Been using Cursor a lot lately for React,Swift,and general AI workflow stuff so figured someone here might get use out of it.

u/brentstarts — 20 hours ago
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Are websites made from AI website builders ruining web design by making every startup look like the exact same copy-paste template?

You honestly do not even need to work in web design anymore to instantly tell when a website was made with AI. They all somehow have the same look and feel now and somehow every local business website ends up looking like a tech startup.

This is the part I do not get. Why does a plumber’s website look like it’s trying to raise venture capital? Makes no sense.

Maybe I am overthinking it, but a lot of these sites look polished for a few seconds and then completely forgettable right after.
Are people actually liking this style now or are businesses just choosing the fastest option possible?

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u/Weekly-Manager9498 — 4 days ago
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Who's taking advantage of AI to build basic sites faster & cheaper than ever?

We always wanted to be able to serve the small businesses that didn't have the budget for a custom solution. A lot of them have no need for a custom site either.

They just need something basic to get them online, rank higher, build trust and credibility.

But we couldn't be profitable on those smaller projects, even with volume.

Now we can. 3Web.ai has enabled us to compete with yellow pages, offering simple, brochure style sites that are affordable but still turn a profit.

It's a win/win. Who else is taking advantage of this opportunity?

What are you using?

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u/messicajill — 4 days ago
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AI website building recommendations

I'm looking to transfer an existing website made on readymag into a more user friendly back-end that doesn't require coding or a designer for updates. Claude recommended using a developer to transfer the existing site to framer and update myself from there. I've also heard that Lovable is good but only tested the free feature. Curious if anyone's tried either and has a perspective?

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u/Glittering-Swim8422 — 7 days ago
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Looking for Claude Code Skill Files for Better UI Design & SEO Tasks

Hey everyone,

I'm a frontend developer and currently using Claude Code for development tasks. The issue is that most of the generated Ul/designs feel very basic and generic.

I'm looking for good skill files or methods that can help it build better Ul designs.

I also want skill files for SEO improvement tasks.

So, if anyone has good skill files, GitHub repos, or methods for frontend development tasks and website SEO tasks, please suggest them.

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u/movies1804 — 5 days ago
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How much time on average does it take for you to make a full website from scratch? (with or without AI website builders)

I learnt coding years ago as a hobby and recently I have been thinking about trying website freelancing on the side. The problem is that the web development space feels completely different now with AI builders, no-code tools, templates, React frameworks, etc. and honestly I am not even sure where people start anymore.

I am curious how long it actually takes experienced people to build a decent business website today for simple landing pages, small business sites and custom client websites.

Do most people still code everything manually or are AI tools speeding things up in a meaningful way?

I am mainly trying to understand what is realistically achievable before investing serious time into this space again.

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u/mtk_ved — 10 days ago
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hii everyone, built this over the weekend. it's an interactive bookshelf where you can customize and add some objects(candle, matcha bowl, flower etc) to the shelf, plus add books you've read or want to read with notes on them.

honestly, i know it's not a big project with 5-figure mrr or anything, it's just a cute little side project for me to start building cool stuff and learn through that. right now i'm trying to figure out where to buy a custom domain, how to set it up, and move my project to it.

right now i have 40 users, some of them are my friends, classmates, and my sister, and some of them are from reddit. i'd love to get feedback on it. if you try it, it means a lot, let me know if you liked it or not.

here's the link if you wants to try it: mybookshelf

u/Nervous-Role-5227 — 7 days ago
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Agentic AI is the shift nobody’s fully ready for

This one still feels abstract to most teams, but it’s getting real fast. AI agents now assist with product discovery, answer complex product and policy questions, compare prices, and in some cases autonomously purchase products on behalf of users.

Search interest in “AI agent” has tripled in the past year. What this means practically: your product catalog, descriptions, and return policies need to be machine-readable, not just human-friendly. If the underlying catalog and policies are unreliable, AI just accelerates disappointment.

It will be interesting to know what is your take on AI agents

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u/Amitoj1603 — 6 days ago
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I built an alternative to Replit/Lovable/Bolt that generates stunning websites

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share an early beta of Cryzo an alternative to Replit/Lovable/Bolt that lets you create stunning websites just by chatting with Ai Here’s what makes Cryzo different:

Stunning Designs: Unlike other no-code tools that generate websites with sloppy designs. Cryzo uses Templates in its backend so the Ai has a source of truth to pick from. Think of it like a Chef who uses a Recipe.

App connectors: Compared to Replit/lovable/bolt, Cryzo has the most app integrations with 65 with apps such as Reddit, LinkedIn, and Instagmean and etc… So that not only can you build but you can build and get things done in your apps without you having to switch tabs. For example, you can connect to Excel and turn inventory data into an e-commerce website and then make a post about in LinkedIn, and Reddit, all without having to switch tabs

No lock-in: Unlike other no code tools that make you host on their platform. Cryzo allows you to host on vercel or Netlify and connect to GitHub, so that you have the freedom to Export your code if you wish

You can check it out here. I’d love your feedback.

u/Lise_vine23 — 9 days ago
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If you’re running an agency or doing freelance work, you’ve probably started seeing more clients come in with websites built in AI tools like Framer, Lovable, Cursor, etc.

The designs are usually solid, but they still want everything moved into WordPress for SEO, plugins, blogging, and long-term control. Rebuilding those sites manually can take hours.

I built a tool called WPConvert.ai to solve this. You upload the ZIP export from the AI builder and it converts it into a real WordPress theme with proper PHP templates and structure. Not just pasting HTML into a page.

We’ve already converted 1,000+ sites, mostly for service-based businesses and landing pages.

If you want to try it, I’m opening up a 7-day trial for agencies to test it out and see if it fits your workflow.

Happy to answer any questions or walk through how it works.

u/GL_OH_2L8 — 9 days ago
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I created an app that generates memes based on pain points & ideal customer profile

I am posting here for the first time. I recently discovered this subreddit and already liking the vibes here.

I built this app as a fun experiment at first until I noticed someone actually used one of the memes for their own business and posted on their socials. And then some friends who had this app started sending me memes. It is fun.

How I got the idea?
Generating memes with AI is not a new idea. But the idea to include pain points and ideal customer profile for a given website url came from a friend of mine. I was curious to explore further.

What does app do?
You just enter the website url, AI finds the pain points and ideal customer profile, and based on that generates 3 memes. If you want, you can generate more memes. It works best for b2b sites. I have tried with Ryanair and it does work but I wouldn't say it's awesome.

I am not a dev, so I vibecoded this in Biscuit. I don't think this is a good business idea, there are tons of apps like these in the market doing much better job but I was surprised to see how accurate AI gets when identifying pain points and ICP just from the website URL.
It's public and you can try it. I guess I have to add link in the comment.

u/StandupSnoozer — 14 days ago