Hey everyone, I just want to let you know that our "Testimonial Walls" functionality is currently undergoing a huge overall!
So, definitely give me a couple of days to completely finish cleaning it up!
In the meantime, it may look a little bit under construction, so to speak.
But the fantastic thing is it's going to be completely free to use! 🚀
Web Developer & Creator building modern websites, web applications, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms and practical di
Hey everyone!
I'm Fahim, a web developer from Bangladesh.
I've always enjoyed building things on the web. I started out by experimenting with websites and gradually got into building more complex projects, including web applications and online platforms.
Most of my time goes into designing and developing websites, working on new ideas, fixing problems, and learning something new along the way. I enjoy taking an idea and figuring out how to actually make it work.
I've worked on a few different projects, including business websites, e-commerce platforms, and web applications. Some of them are SITES.BD, Elite Global, and Wishly.
Wishly is one of my recent projects. It's been a fun experience building it and seeing people actually use something I created.
I'm still learning, trying new things, and improving with every project. I joined this community to connect with other developers, founders, and people who enjoy building things.
Would be nice to meet some of you here!
You can check out my work here:
🌐 rafahim.com
Hi builders! I'm Emmanuel, building Backstage: AI Video Coach for creators who want to improve their TikToks and Reels before posting.
Upload a draft and get a video score and practical feedback on your hook, pacing and clarity. We're looking for honest feedback on the Backstage 2.0 beta: what helps you make a stronger next take, and what feels confusing or missing?
The beta is free, available for iPhone and Android, and open to adults 18+. Join here: backstage.ltd/beta
If you create short videos, I'd love to hear what kind of feedback would be most useful before you post.
Founder & Senior Full-Stack Developer at SazM (20+ Years)
Hi builders, I'm Saravana, the developer behind SazM.
SazM fixes websites at a fixed price. You send the bug, slow page or broken WordPress plugin. I reply in writing with a price, and the fix is done within 48 hours. Fixes start at $99. There are no calls or meetings; everything happens by email or message.
I've been building production websites since Oct 2006, and I have 100+ projects in my portfolio.
SazM launches here on Mar 1–7, 2027. Until then I'd love honest feedback:
– Is it clear what you get and what it costs?
– What would stop you from sending me a fix request?
Free offer for builders here: run the Website Speed Audit on sazm.in and I'll reply with a short written note on the top 3 fixes for your site.
postyourstartup.co/startup/sazm
Hi everyone, I’m Artur, co-founder of Claq, and I want to be upfront about that.
Claq started from a problem I ran into while organizing an event: every project’s information was scattered across briefs, budgets, raw footage links in chat threads and client approvals lost in email. I tried general-purpose tools like Notion, but none of them fit the way video production actually works.
So my co-founder, who leads development, and I built a platform designed specifically for this industry:
Kanban pipeline following the production stages: brief/script, pre-production, shoot, editing, client review and delivery, budget calculator that generates a PDF proposal, briefing form that creates the project automatically, client hub that keeps raw footage, review rounds and final delivery in one place
The product is still in its early stages, and feedback from people working in the field will shape what we build next. We’re looking for 10 production studios, agencies or freelance videographers willing to use it for two weeks and share an honest assessment. The trial lasts 14 days, it’s free, and no credit card is required.
Even if you don’t try it, two answers would help a lot:
What tool do you currently use to manage your projects?
Which stage of production causes the most rework?
Learn more at claq.work
Wrote my first DEV article!
Replying to a post on dev.to about a recent issue motivated me to write about my own experience. Such a small world.
4 times a "success" message lied to me while testing Nginx and Apache configs - a reload that exited 0 but kept the old config, a push that never deployed, and two more. Each one comes with the check that catches it.
Which "success" message got you?
dev.to/ba796/4-times-the-success-message-lied-…
Solo founder building Invoqk, AI invoicing for freelancers. Ex Google engineer.
Freelancers & Small Teams
What is your pain point when creating invoices?
I’m building Invoqk, a fully AI driven invoice application. The software extracts invoice data from PDFs & images. It validates e-invoices (XRechnung/ZUGFeRD) for Germany. Reminds customers to pay & applies late fees automatically. Invoicing can be done on a recurring basis. Exports to DATEV. Plus there is an API & MCP server.
It’s always the same. The issue is not actually creating the invoice but following up with late payers, adhering to e-invoicing regulations & ensuring the data is clean for the accountant.
If you invoice clients:
What is the biggest time consuming task or causes the most issues?
Do you follow up manually or automatically?
Have you been affected by the new e-invoicing regulation (Germany/EU)?
I’ll share the findings from the answers!
I'm building NOS. You paste in an HTML page, it shows up the way it was built, and you click any wording on it to change it right there.
Say your project has an HTML intro page, and you're about to hand it to testers. One sentence explaining what the project does still reads unclear. In NOS you click that sentence, rewrite it, and check the page again before anyone reads it.
Then you send a link. There's no separate site to deploy, and testers open it without logging in. If you fix something after they've started reading, it's still the same link.
You can also keep notes next to the page, like what you want testers to look at, so the prep and the page stay in one place. If you try it, I'd like to hear how the editing and sharing felt, and where it got in the way.
nos-workspace.com
Something I've been building on nights and weekends, and I thought this group might get some use out of it.
I kept joining client calls on their platform, Teams one day and Zoom or Meet the next, and there was never a way to show up with my own name and branding. So I built a small Chrome extension that puts your name, title or logo on your video in any browser call, even when you're a guest.
It's free, no account needed. If it saves anyone here a bit of hassle, that's a win for me: overlaysmith.com
Happy to hear what you think.
Founder of WakeMark, AI-organized X/Twitter bookmarks
Launching WakeMark: AI-organized X/Twitter bookmarks
Every day, we encounter high-signal thinking across the web: a clever architecture pattern, a late-night debugging fix, or an actionable breakdown of modern AI engineering. We hit “Bookmark” almost instinctively, trusting that our future selves will return to it.
The reality? Bookmarking is where great insights go to die.
Traditional tools demand tedious manual sorting—endless folders and arbitrary tags that quickly turn into yet another maintenance chore. Meanwhile, native search on social platforms is notoriously frustrating, making it nearly impossible to retrieve that one critical thread when you only remember a vague phrase or an approximate timeline.
We built Wakemark with a simple premise: turn your passive saves into an active, conversational knowledge asset.
With AI-native semantic embeddings and natural language chat, organization happens without effort. You no longer need to remember exact authors or exact phrasing—just ask your bookmark library the way you would ask a peer. More importantly, native MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration allows tools like Cursor and Claude to query your saved library directly as contextual memory while you write code.
Your bookmarks shouldn’t sit idle in a digital drawer. Wakemark wakes them up so they actually work for you.
Sync your X bookmarks, AI-tag them, then search/chat (incl. MCP) and get email digests. 7-day free trial: wakemark.app
Founder note: I'd love your feedback!
I just posted a video about one of my favorite tools that launched right here on Post Your Startup: Arcade Errors 🕹️
It turns boring error pages into fully playable retro arcade games. There are 35 games covering the different HTTP error codes, and we liked it so much that our own 502 page now has a playable game in it.
If you've ever stared at a plain "502 Bad Gateway" page, you'll get why this is fun.
Go show the makers some love. Check out their listing below, and if you liked the video, a like, comment or share helps them a lot:
📸 Instagram: instagram.com/reel/DeNKz8VyRDY
🎵 TikTok: tiktok.com/@timothy_bramlett/video/76940189509…
Know a tool I should cover next? Drop it in the replies 👇