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I built a discovery network and need SaaS founders to test it

https://www.agman.app/

I’ve been building AGMAN and the app is now live.

I need a few SaaS founders to register, add a real product and test the full flow.

I mainly want feedback on the listing process, categories, final profile and anything that feels confusing or missing.

Payments are also in test mode, so no real money is involved if you want to test that flow too.

If you have a SaaS and don’t mind testing an early product, try it here:

Tell me what’s broken or what you would change.

u/Initial-Wrangler-939 — 8 days ago
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[App] [Promo] PulseWave - FM Internet Radio v2.5

Link: FM Internet Radio - PulseWave – Apps on Google Play

Ad free listen 50,000+ streams across all genres and countries. I built it for listeners who want an uninterrupted music listening experience.
Stream music, news, sports, and talk shows anytime, anywhere.
• Privacy focused - No location, file access, camera and mic access permissions required
• No in-app ads
• Android Auto support
• Simple and clean interface
• Live FM stations and online music streaming
• Search stations by country, language and genre
• Save your favorite stations
• Smooth and fast playback

u/Slight_Condition8806 — 8 days ago
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Isolated environment for coding projects.

Hey everyone! Wanted to share something I built that's been genuinely helpful for my own ADHD brain when jumping between coding projects.

Oyren gives you a fresh, isolated server environment for each coding task. You just launch a container against your repo and start working, either in a terminal or with a coding agent doing the work while you steer.

Since each task gets its own clean environment, you can also just abandon one and start fresh without any cleanup guilt, which has been a nice antidote to the "now I have to fix this before I can start that" trap.

You can use it with Claude Code, Codex, Opencode and Cursor and bring your subscription accounts to avoid paying extra for AI.

Still building this out, happy to answer questions if anyone wants to try it.

Link - [oyren.ai](http://oyren.ai)

![img](4bo57gom25ih1)

u/oyren-ai — 10 days ago
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Give me a project idea to vibe code 👀 — app, website, anything.

I wanna build something new but I genuinely have no idea what to make rn 😭

So yeah, drop some project ideas. Could be an app, website, tool, anything really.

Just don't give me the usual todo/weather/notes app shit lol. I'd prefer something that actually solves a problem or is just genuinely useful.

Doesn't have to be some huge complicated project either. If it's something you'd personally use, even better.

I might actually pick one from the comments and build it, so feel free to throw some random/weird ideas too 💀

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u/Sensitive_Bet9745 — 12 days ago
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People shipping vibe-coded apps with real users, what do you actually trust before pushing to prod?

Curious what people’s real process looks like once an app has users, logins, payments, customer data, etc.
Not the ideal checklist. What do you personally do?

Do you have Claude/Codex review the whole repo in a fresh context?

Use a different model from the one that wrote the feature?

Run security scanners?

Test the live app separately from the code?
Have another developer look at it?
Pay someone to review it?

Or do you mostly keep shipping until something gives you a reason to dig deeper?

I’ve seen people use everything from one-agent self-review to multiple models + scanners + a human review, so I’m curious where people here have landed.

What’s the point where you personally feel comfortable saying, “Yeah, I’d put real users through this”?

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u/OilElectronic6302 — 12 days ago
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AI agent suggesting non-justifiable means to gain speed?

For context, I have a fleet of agents running in parallel and I have built separate dev environment for agents to test features using Playright MCP automatically. To keep my code manageable despite development going almost on autopilot now, I find these steps necessary:Give agents dedicated environment that is identical to prod but is not connected to real user data. everything else stay dev as well, it even gets its own databases that are completely separate from prod. This way I can get AI agents navigate code and do manual testing.Run agents once a day coverage report on test coverage: I have very high code coverage reqirement in the code, which keeps code safe from regressing over time as tests protect existence of some code flows. At the rate of code change my agents make per hour, it would be impossible to check it with each change, because coverage reports take 3 times longer.There is a simple communication channel between you and agents: I find these most important because managing 30-40 agents is a lot of mental effort. If they run in a computer where they have all they need, they can be left alone longer to do what they want unless you're needed for a question. Which happens not as often as you think. So having a dedicated UI for receiving questions from AI and replying to the, makes it easier to keep track of the work. Sometimes you can ask your own questions as well. If it has all your code repos then the answer might be quick.Basically, this screenshot is from that UI where my agents send me questions about something that I need to decide. This question is particularly funny (not that I am trying to explain my joke), because this level of corner cutting is increasing the risk of security issues. AI can choose the option that cuts the corners most, but it's because AI and you have different ultimate goals sometimes.

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u/oyren-ai — 12 days ago