Hi everyone—full disclosure: I’m the developer of PrivacyCam, and I recently made its source code available under the Apache 2.0 license.

PrivacyCam helps you review photos, videos, and PDFs before sharing them. It can detect faces, people, license plates, QR codes, barcodes, and sensitive text such as phone numbers, email addresses, payment-card details, and addresses. You can then blur, pixelate, or completely black out selected areas.

Detection and media processing happen on the device. Photos, videos, PDFs, and detected text aren’t uploaded to a server operated by me, and no account is required. The source is public so people can inspect how these privacy protections are implemented.

The app is free to download, with an optional $2.99 one-time purchase for batch-photo features—no subscription. For complete transparency, purchases are processed by Apple.

I’d appreciate comments on the privacy model, redaction workflow, and source code. What other sensitive information should an app like this help users identify?

• App Store
• Source code on GitHub

BecomeTen is a small web product for people curious about AI face analysis and grooming feedback. It runs in the browser: upload a selfie, get a basic AI rating for free, and optionally purchase a more detailed report and improvement plan.

The product pairs the score with suggestions, rather than stopping at a number. The rating is an estimate from a photo, not an objective measure of someone’s attractiveness.

For other independent businesses here: is the distinction between the free result and paid report clear on the landing page? Feedback on the offer and first-use experience would be useful.

Website: https://becometen.com

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.

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I launched my first AI SaaS last year, kept it alive for about a year now. It's making less than $50 mrr and i'm thinking of closing it.

Here's what went wrong:

• I just built what I thought was cool and useful without confirming any traction.
• Biggest regret is outsourcing marketing and distribution. I wasn't an expert and thought outsourcing was the best way.
• The product didn't have a clear ICP at all. I kept adding more and more features, hoping to get more users but it just led to confusion and reaching absolutely no one.
• Didn't solve my own problem. I wasn't using it daily, which made me lose motivation, and that carelessness was reflected in the product.
• I didn't prioritise SEO and GEO. Never really studied how it works, didn't think it was important.

For the second one, I changed everything.

SocialCrawl launched in April this year and it's already making $5k a month in revenue and en route to $10K this July.

Here is what actually worked this time around:

• I figured out distribution and marketing before I even decided what to build.
• I built an audience first, growing to 5,000+ followers on Threads and 1,500+ on X.
• Being a developer myself, I chose to build an API dev tool that I could easily market to my own community.
• I built something that solves my own problem and was also validated by talking to my ICPs and researching communities.
• My ICP was specific (developers building something based on social media data) and I knew where they were hanging around
• I focused heavily on SEO, posting blogs and building backlinks from day one.

Overall, failing the first time taught me you have to know who you're selling to, show up where your users hang out and be obsessed with distribution.

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Hey folks, first time posting something like this. So I hope this is the place for it, so if this is not on let me know...

I have been working on this side project on and off for a while and think it's finally in good enough shape to show people. It was inspired by bed time stories with my child and their desire to have an ongoing that my brain could just not keep up with at the end of the day...

**AETHER Observer** turns what you add into an ongoing story that remembers everything that's happened. You throw in what happens next as an event, and it figures out the consequences, logs them and writes the next chapter for you when you are ready.

People are using it a few different ways:

Bedtime stories and adventures with their kids.

An ongoing story built around their own characters.

A real TTRPG campaign log — paste in your actual session notes, nothing made up, it just narrates what actually happened at the table.

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