Frederik Bussler

This is cool! Does it play well with tools like Cursor, like if you pull the whole repo in you can make edits pretty easily?

I remember a few years ago, everyone said that AI will never replace writers. Freelance writers, copywriters, etc. are totally safe, they have creativity and human touch! Then, of course, we all know what happened. 90%+ of freelance writer jobs are just gone. AI will keep getting better, and the entry-level dev market is cooked already.

It's not really "secretly." On sites like Reddit, vibe coding is openly hated on. I've seen a lot of people trying to hack vibe coded projects too, trying to get user data, take down the project, etc.

A Claude coding agent that isn't only in the command line! I think that'd go super viral

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Frederik here, founder of AllForms. I run a consulting firm, and over the years I've worked with 100+ clients, including some you might know (Adobe, Oracle, IBM as subclients). Last year, I did an audit of my business expenses and saw something insane. I was spending thousands on SaaS subscriptions. And I realized most businesses have the same problem. We're all drowning in...

Thinking to apply with AllForms. It's a 17-in-one business platform fixing SaaS sprawl and overpriced bloatware. From what I understand though, YC seems more likely to accept you with serious traction, so I plan to grow MRR in the next couple weeks.

Right now they can't realistically do marketing. Content they produce still has the "AI slop" tone of voice, and these agents often fail and break at a simple log-in screen, so it's way faster to just do it yourself or hire someone.

Maybe try SVAngel - https://svangel.com/about/team Their partner Ron Conway is known for Buzzfeed, Napster, and similar. They're a CA fund doing seed and growth. At AllForms, we have a huge list of investors, you can sort by sector and stage.

It really depends on the value it provides. When I see something like DocuSign or TypeForm that has very simple functionality (signature on document / forms), charging $50+ a month, I don't think it's worth it. I use value-based pricing for my product, AllForms. It's 17 SaaS tools for $29 - I think at the level of value provided, hopefully no one would think the price is too high. If ChatGPT...

How we spend our time is up to us, right? So if you waste your time or use it productively, that doesn't really have anything to do with AI. Up to us to find that focus and use extra time well.

About 2 months for AllForms.io. It's 17 SaaS tools in 1, definitely way faster build cycle nowadays with all the tools available.

For me, the initial prompt isn't everything - AI can still go off the rails with a great prompt. But I've found that when it's not doing well, it's good to clear the context (e.g. fork everything into a new chat), or you'll keep having the same issue. It's like giving the AI a clean slate / fresh perspective, without the context of failure.

What specific features do you need? There are lots of document / file sending platforms.

100%. I just heard someone say that the cost of marketing is now more than the cost of building, thanks to vibe coding / AI tools.

Lots of great answers here, another place to look is RapidAPI. There are around 40 results when you search for AI detector. It'll show latency, reviews, prices, etc. all in one place. Like others have said though, these detectors don't work perfectly, and will often say human text is AI-generated, and vice versa.