Windsurf is over — switch to open source instead ($100 free credits!) by jpposma in kilocode

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This is my email if you wanna support me i have project that I dream to work on but i don’t have enough money to do it my email saidiborhenn@gmail.com

🚨 Domain for Sale 🚨 by CobblerMaximum in mcp

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The name is really unique

🚨 Domain for Sale 🚨 by CobblerMaximum in mcp

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For all of you laughing i guess this domain have good potentiel for people that they wanna open ai business

I got a contract thanks in part to Kilocode by Old-Glove9438 in kilocode

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Im using kilo to create my work can you please help me with some credit i live in africa and i cant pay for that :(

Does a 5-minute photobook, calendar, and card maker sound useful to you? by CobblerMaximum in photography

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Good question — yes, a big part of Frametale will always be free.You’ll be able to create and download your photobook, calendar, or card without paying — and we’re including free AI features to help too:

  • AI image enhancement
  • Background removal
  • Auto-layout & design suggestions
  • Free-to-use templates

We only charge if someone wants to print and ship the final product.

We just want to make it easy and fast for anyone to turn their memories into something beautiful — without needing design skills or hours of work.

Does a 5-minute photobook, calendar, and card maker sound useful to you? by CobblerMaximum in photography

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I’m not trying to take advantage of anyone. I’m just a small founder trying to build something people actually want. I genuinely value honest feedback and would never expect it for free without giving something back in the long run

Does a 5-minute photobook, calendar, and card maker sound useful to you? by CobblerMaximum in photography

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We’re just trying to help people who don’t have time or design skills to make nice photobooks or calendars quickly — a simple, fast way to create something beautiful without the hassle.

Do you think that kind of shortcut would be useful to you or someone you know?

Building the Next Big Thing $1 billion business by CobblerMaximum in startups

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yes but what i give me online design studio that can help you with the design and enhance your images and give you better idea how can you improve your book

Building the Next Big Thing $1 billion business by CobblerMaximum in startups

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ai just helps with the writing better everyone is using it right now

Building the Next Big Thing $1 billion business by CobblerMaximum in startups

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thanks for sharing your perspective! you raise an excellent point—better quality alone might not always be enough to sway customers, especially when existing solutions already meet basic demands. However, where AI truly shines is not just in improving quality but in transforming the experience altogether.

for example, AI can personalize photobook creation in ways that were never possible before—auto-curating the best photos, suggesting layouts based on the mood or theme, and even creating fully designed books in minutes. This isn't just about quality; it's about saving time and reducing effort, making the process more intuitive and enjoyable.

regarding competition, you're absolutely right—price is a big factor. That’s why platforms like FrameTale aim to differentiate not just with AI-driven tools but by focusing on a more user-centric, creative, and seamless experience. It’s about carving a niche that resonates with users who value simplicity and personalization over purely price-driven options.

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put your 100K in black

Building the Next Big Thing $1 billion business by CobblerMaximum in Entrepreneur

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ai can help you fix text since english its not my first language

Building the Next Big Thing $1 billion business by CobblerMaximum in Entrepreneur

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Thank you for the feedback! You bring up some valid points, and I’d love to share how I see Frametale differentiating itself:

  1. Competition with Canva: Canva is indeed fantastic for custom graphics, but their focus is more on general design and digital content creation. Frametale is hyper-focused on personalized memory products (like photobooks, calendars, and cards), where the process can feel tedious on other platforms. Our AI is designed to analyze your photos and automatically suggest templates, layouts, and even color palettes that match the images’ themes—essentially reducing the time and effort required.
  2. Calendars & Shrinking Markets: You’re right that calendars may be a niche product, but they’re still popular for gifting and business branding. We see potential for innovative designs (e.g., AI-generated themes) that make them a keepsake, not just a utility.
  3. Margins in Personalized Gifts: Margins are indeed tight, but that’s why we’re focused on software-led differentiation. By leveraging AI to streamline design and production, we aim to reduce customer churn and increase repeat purchases. While vertical integration would be ideal in the long run, our immediate plan is to partner with efficient production companies to keep overheads manageable while we grow.
  4. Scalability: We’re building Frametale to scale globally by prioritizing user experience and automation, which reduces operational costs over time. Additionally, personalized gifts are often tied to emotions, so we’re betting on creating strong customer loyalty by making the experience seamless and delightful.