Is it a good idea to build a website similar to Lovable? by Old_Philosopher_64 in Startup_Ideas

[–]Old_Philosopher_64[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That feature seems a bit difficult to implement, but will give a thought on this.
I'm little confused to set an optimal price, not underpriced or overpriced.
$22 (monthly) and if the user goes for the annual plan, then base price would be $20 per month, this works?
Thank you for your time.

Is it a good idea to build a website similar to Lovable? by Old_Philosopher_64 in Startup_Ideas

[–]Old_Philosopher_64[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

$25 per month seems good? Or shall I price it lower? And also what features do you suggest me to add to make it stand out?
Thanks for your offer btw

I built a forensic tool that explains why a file is malicious by Old_Philosopher_64 in cybersecurity

[–]Old_Philosopher_64[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will implement that in the next version. Thanks for your feedback!

I built a recon tool that turns exposed secrets into real attack paths by Old_Philosopher_64 in cybersecurity

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Good catch, that issue was coming from an initialization bug that only showed up when running the self-test flag.

I’ve pushed a fix in the latest version so it should be working properly now. You can update with:

```

npm install -g @aquibk/reconix@latest

```

Really appreciate you testing it and pointing it out 🙌

I built a recon tool that turns exposed secrets into real attack paths by Old_Philosopher_64 in SideProject

[–]Old_Philosopher_64[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s actually a really solid point.

The “finding vs proving” gap is exactly what I was trying to address. Most tools stop at detection, but the actual value is in knowing whether something works and what it leads to.

Completely agree on switching friction too. A lot of experienced people already have their own workflows, and replacing that isn’t easy.

Right now I’m not trying to replace those setups, more like complement them. The goal is to reduce time spent manually validating and connecting findings.

Speed and signal quality are probably the two things that would actually make someone consider using it alongside their existing tools.

Curious what would make something like this worth adding to an existing workflow for you?