r/startup_funding

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Everyone is building AI agents. We're counting boxes in warehouses.

We're solving a simple but expensive problem in warehouses.

Companies lose money because they don't always know exactly how many boxes, cartons, or products are being loaded and unloaded. Small counting errors, theft, and operational mistakes can add up to crores of rupees every year.

Our system automatically tracks loading activities and counts products using existing cameras, helping companies reduce losses and improve accountability.

We've already completed a pilot with a large customer and achieved 98% counting accuracy, validating both the technology and the business need.

Customers pay us per loading operation,

We're looking for a someone who believes in backing founders and helping build a large business over time. It's not a flashy problem, but it's a real one that saves companies significant money and has strong demand

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u/Busy_Expression6108 — 13 days ago
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I built a free GitHub agent that posts before/after/diff screenshots on your PRs — catch visual regressions before merge

I kept merging PRs that passed all my tests, then finding out days later that something shifted or broke in the UI on a page I never looked at. Functional tests don't catch that stuff.

So I built shiroDiff a free GitHub app that screenshots your app before and after every PR, diffs them, and posts the before/after/diff right in the PR comments, with a pixel + structural-similarity score so you can tell real changes from rendering noise.

https://preview.redd.it/a1w6u0u0849h1.png?width=1914&format=png&auto=webp&s=ad04a76924420121c4228d94f322db859d742fb5

Screenshot of it running on a real PR:

It's early and I'll be honest about the limits: right now it's Next.js, homepage only, desktop viewport. Multi-page config and mobile are next. It only runs on PRs, so it doesn't touch your CI minutes.

I'm not selling anything — it's free and I want brutal feedback from people who actually ship frontend. Does this solve a real problem for you, or is it noise? Install: github.com/apps/shirodiff — roast it.

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u/NoobCoder07 — 12 days ago