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LifeOne Health AI. Health data is scattered. LifeOne brings it together. Organize your reports, track trends over time, and understand your health in plain English.

I built a longitudinal health care website to track my parent's health history and track trends.

Features include-

  1. Dashboard to check how your markers are moving

  2. Biological age

  3. Intelligence layer (where I faced this problem personally, my parent's blood sugar is very high for a long time which shows its effects on the other body organs like kidneys , retinal , and nerves . At doctors consultation, he didn't give any alrets about other body effects that high blood sugar leaves on. I don't know if it's medical negligence or hospital deliberately want not to disclose about future effects so that they can monetize on patients inability to know about their health. )

  4. Personalised ai chat , exclusively your reports.

  5. Prep sheet for doctors appointment. So that doctors can get max grasp of the patients conditions and biomarkers trends, helps them to narrow the treatment and diagnosis easy.

It's just a prototype but it's the easy way to track your health using a simple dashboard and store all the data at one place. No more messy PDFs and scattered records. Give your valuable feedback on this. Thank you.

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u/you_are_uglyaf — 4 days ago
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[Hiring] Bengaluru: 2 early team roles at a live creator–brand platform (growth + creator community), equity track

I'm the solo founder of Kolabl. I handle product and tech. Kolabl is live and helps local businesses in Bengaluru work with Instagram creators, with real numbers pulled straight from Instagram instead of screenshots.

I'm building a 3-person core team and looking for two people:

  1. Growth & Partnerships: bring local businesses and brands on board and get them running creator campaigns. Mostly in-person around Bengaluru.

  2. Creator & Community: bring Bengaluru creators on board and run our Instagram.

How it works:

- Paid per result for a 3-week sprint (15 Oct to 8 Nov)

- Equity track with vesting after that, if it's a fit for both of us

- You work directly with me, and your ideas ship

You need to be Bengaluru-based and able to give 15+ hours a week.

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

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u/recro69 — 5 days ago
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My arranged marriage search was running on WhatsApp forwards, so I built a tool for it. How do you grow a product people are supposed to stop using?

I am a marketer from Jharkhand, not an engineer. Some time ago, I was in the middle of my own arranged marriage search.

Here is how it works in most families. Biodatas come in from everywhere: a PDF from Mummy, a screenshot from an aunty, a kundli photo from the family pandit, a profile from a portal. Everyone is helping, and everything is sent with love. But there is no single place where it all lives. It sits across WhatsApp groups, the photo gallery, and a notebook.

So when the Sunday family call comes, and someone asks, "What happened with the Pune one?", the answer is spread across three chats.

I first made a small tracking system just for myself. It worked well enough that I decided to build it properly. I had no coding background, so I built it alone with AI coding tools. It went live in July as RokaMaybe.

What it does:

  1. Reads a biodata (PDF, Word file, or a WhatsApp photo) and fills in the profile in about 30 seconds

  2. Runs the 36-point kundli milan as a reference. The pandit still has the final word.

  3. Moves each prospect through five stages: New, Match, Call Done, Meeting Fixed, Decision

  4. Keeps a note for every call, with green flags and red flags

  5. Puts up to three prospects side by side when it is time to decide

It does not show you profiles or introduce you to anyone. You bring the people your family is already speaking to, and it keeps everything in one place. It is free right now.

Now the part I need help with.

This is a product people are supposed to leave. The best outcome for a user is a roka, and after that they do not need me anymore. How would you build growth, and later a business, on a product like that? Do you rely on referrals at the happy ending, on families with younger siblings, or on something I am not seeing?

And a simpler question for everyone: if you have been through this process, how did your family keep track of it all?

I am not dropping a link here. Happy to share it if anyone asks.

u/SystemResponsible250 — 6 days ago
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What’s the sweet spot for AEO/GEO retainers in the Indian market?

Hey everyone,

I’m exploring AEO/GEO (Answer Engine Optimization / Generative Engine Optimization) as a service and trying to figure out the right pricing for the Indian market.

For those already offering these services or working with agencies, I’d love to understand a few things:

● What would you consider a reasonable monthly retainer for Indian businesses?
● At what price point do businesses start seeing this as a serious investment rather than an experimental service?
● What’s a realistic minimum contract period — 3, 6, or 12 months?
● Are businesses actually willing to pay ₹50k–₹1L+ per month for this, or is the market still too early?

I’m particularly interested in working with B2B companies where appearing in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews could influence buying decisions.

Would love to hear from people with actual client experience, agency owners, or businesses investing in AEO/GEO.

What do you think is the sweet spot for a monthly retainer in India, and why?

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u/WillingPoem7653 — 6 days ago

Building an Indian streetwear brand from scratch 🇮🇳

A big part of starting this brand alone has been figuring out the difficult stuff that nobody really talks about: finding good-quality blanks in India, getting prints right, pricing products competitively, creating content, running ads, and trying to get those first customers without having a huge budget behind the brand.

Still very much in the building phase, but I’d genuinely like to know what people think of the design.

Would you wear this? What would you change about it?

Also interested in hearing from other Indian founders building D2C brands. What was the biggest challenge you faced when trying to get your first customers?

u/GodsandDevils013 — 11 days ago
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I will build your Website / Web App / SaaS idea at a freelancer-friendly starting at 2k.

I’ve been working as a developer for 6+ years, building websites and web applications for businesses, startups, and individuals.

I’m currently taking on a few new projects and looking to work directly with people who have an idea but need someone to actually build it.

What I can build:

🌐 Business Websites

🚀 SaaS Websites & Web Apps

🛒 E-commerce Websites

📊 Admin Panels & Dashboards

🏢 ERP / CRM Portals

🔌 REST API Integrations

🧩 Chrome Extensions

⚡ React / Next.js Websites & Applications

🔐 Authentication & User Management

☁️ Backend & Database Integration

🤖 AI/API Integrations

🔧 Custom Websites & Web Applications

I can handle the complete process from idea → UI → development → deployment.

FAQs

– What technologies do you use?

I mainly work with React, Next.js, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, REST APIs, HTML and CSS, depending on the project requirements.

– Can you build a complete website from scratch?

Yes. Whether you need a simple business website, e-commerce website, SaaS platform, dashboard, or a custom web application, I can handle the development end-to-end.

– What about pricing?

I offer freelancer-level pricing rather than agency pricing. The cost depends on the scope and features, but I’ll give you a realistic estimate before starting.

– Do I need to pay everything upfront?

No. For larger projects, we can divide the work into milestones, with payments based on completed phases/features.

– Can I see a demo before starting?

Yes. We can discuss your requirements and, where suitable, I can create a small demo/prototype to give you an idea of how it would work.

If you have a website or web app idea sitting in your notes that you haven't been able to build yet, DM me.

Tell me what you're trying to build, and I'll give you an honest estimate of the cost, timeline, and technical approach.

Simple website or a complete SaaS platform — happy to discuss.

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u/notgoodbutbad — 9 days ago