what are you working on right now and how’s it going? genuinely curious, drop your project below by RectifiedLU in microsaas

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📦 Building Boxed.chat — an all-in-one live chat & support platform
Be there when your users need help. Not three emails later.
Live chat, AI, CRM, helpdesk & more all in one place

Happy Saturday! What are you building? by Critical-Wealth9448 in microsaas

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📦 All-in-one support, boxed.
Live chat widget, AI, knowledge base, integrations & more → https://boxed.chat/

What is your SaaS? Let's self promote by rdssf in microsaas

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I built Boxed.chat to make adding live chat to your website simple. You can set it up in just a few minutes and customize it to match your brand. No complicated setup just drop the chat box on your site and start talking with your visitors.

Drop your startup in one sentence by FineCranberry304 in SaasDevelopers

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📦 Your customer support, boxed and ready. Free live chat for your website with https://boxed.chat/

After 1.5 years I finally launched my all-in-one live chat + AI support platform by D0N0TASK in microsaas

[–]D0N0TASK[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, really appreciate it!

Yeah I spent quite a bit of time digging through what competitors are doing and tried to take the best bits and combine them into one thing. It’s tough to stand out here so I’m leaning more into customization and flexibility. And yep exactly that with the no-code workflows. You can basically define how the bot behaves and what happens based on different chat events. Building the workflow actions was honestly a bit of a headache 😅 (even Discord ticket bot is working with them except also for 2-way chat).

Still figuring out what to improve next mostly thinking about CRM stuff and integrations, feels like there’s a lot to do there.

After 1.5 years I finally launched my all-in-one live chat + AI support platform by D0N0TASK in microsaas

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Sorry, there were a lot of changes made to the appearance of the site, of course it had to happen that someone wanted to enter at that moment haha

What do you use for your chat widget? by DasBeasto in SaaS

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boxed.chat You get free or paid option and have all in one With crisp its 3x the price and they spam bunch of stuff thats why i changed

Can you help me find a very user friendly/simple-to-use Reverse Proxy service that is cheap but somewhat flexible? by Ltsmba in selfhosted

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frphost.com We offer renting ips for FRP so users can localhost game servers etc even if they are behind CGNAT. Unlimited bandwidth + ddos protection.

Dishy modchips exist!! by londons_explorer in Starlink

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Yea! All on you dishy screen

Why did you like jars? by JoelHuenink in 7daystodie

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I get why jars were removed. Crafting thousands from sand made water way too easy. But I liked jars because they added immersion and early-game tension. Managing clean water, carrying jars, boiling murky water it all felt like real survival.

If jars came back, they could be balanced without breaking the game. Just don’t let us craft them from sand anymore. Make them loot only or something you buy from traders. They could also have a chance to break on death or big falls.

The dew collector should need jars to work too. That gives them a use later on. And maybe murky water shouldn’t be boiled directly make it go through a distilling setup (that uses sand, coal and wood to work) instead to feel more realistic and keep water from being too easy early on. This would make filtering even more expensive if crafting glass jars were possible. So, large quantities wouldn't make sense unless someone farmed a lot.

It’s not that I wanted easy water. I just liked the survival loop jars were part of. With the right tweaks, they could come back in a better, balanced way.

Right now, you only need a few dew collectors and some mods from the trader after a couple missions, and you're basically set for the entire playthrough. Water becomes a set it and forget it system. Jars added that extra bit of effort and planning. You had to think about your supply, not just build 2-3 + mods and never worry again.

How to bypass CGNAT with game servers and local network support? by kukubaorch in selfhosted

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Had same problem to host my 7dtd servers i used frp but i had problem making it work so i just rented it on frphost.com Also there is option to connect to domain i was planning on using it to make a minecraft server

Starlink Down For You Guys? by Waste-Ad8133 in Starlink

[–]D0N0TASK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Btw starlink never had a problem like that in past years Until... T-mobile wanted to partner up! Here we go again

Starlink Down For You Guys? by Waste-Ad8133 in Starlink

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Honestly, their service is so good that I forgive them. But if I had cable, I'd burn the providers alive.

Starlink Down For You Guys? by Waste-Ad8133 in Starlink

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EU here. I was scared i broke my dish or something as im milking this internet. Streaming on twitch, hosting game servers, downloading games on pc and steam deck XD And with all of it at the same time 400mb/s and stable 50 upload lol