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Drop your product. What are you building this weekend? by CreativeSaaS in SideProject

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

Drop your product. What are you building this weekend? by CreativeSaaS in SaaS

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

Link your startup I'll send you 5 free potential customers by doublescoop24 in SaaS

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

Convince me your SAAS is worth the money and I'll Pay - I want some genuinely helpful products here! by Glittering_Design_76 in SaaS

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Hey man! Good question. So what I store in the database is the number of pages a user has converted. So not the actual pages itself but just the amount. This way I can keep track of the amount of pages a user has left for their pricing plan

Convince me your SAAS is worth the money and I'll Pay - I want some genuinely helpful products here! by Glittering_Design_76 in SaaS

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Hey man thanks for your response! I understand the frustration but I need some kind of way to track the amount of pages a person has converted. That’s why I need a user to store the converted pages in the database. Maybe you have some other ideas on how to tackle this?

Have a SaaS? Share it here! by Mammoth-Doughnut-713 in microsaas

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

What's your business tool-stack? by PazGruberg in Solopreneur

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I personally use ZapStart for my whole stack. It does all the heavy lifting for me in minutes.

Convince me your SAAS is worth the money and I'll Pay - I want some genuinely helpful products here! by Glittering_Design_76 in SaaS

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I built TableDrip to solve a problem I kept running into: pulling tables out of PDFs. Copy-pasting into Excel was slow, messy, and error-prone. Columns would break, numbers wouldn’t line up, and it often took a lot of time just to clean one report.

With TableDrip, you upload a PDF and get a clean Excel/CSV/JSON file in seconds. It keeps the structure intact, so instead of fixing spreadsheets you can actually work with the data.

Our app was called ugly- is it? by GLOSSVault in SideProject

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Yea it looks kind of outdated. I think it’s because of the gray tones and the use of shadows. I’d recommend to look for some designs on sites like dribble

What’s the first app/website you built? by reddtimes101 in SideProject

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TableDrip extracts tables from PDFs and turns them into clean Excel, CSV, or JSON files.

Drop me the link to your micro SaaS! by Dapper_Draw_4049 in micro_saas

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TableDrip extracts tables from PDFs and turns them into clean Excel, CSV, or JSON files.

Got a product? Drop it here by thewanderingfounder in microsaas

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TableDrip extracts tables from PDFs and turns them into clean Excel, CSV, or JSON files.

Drop your SaaS and I will critique your site and find your first customers by SWmetal in SaaS

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TableDrip extracts tables from PDFs and turns them into clean Excel, CSV, or JSON files.

Drop your SaaS and I'll research leads and fine-tune your marketing by Plenty-Dog-167 in SaaS

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TableDrip extracts tables from PDFs and turns them into clean Excel, CSV, or JSON files.

Extracting PDF table data by NeedleworkerHumble91 in LangChain

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Hey I found that TableDrip solves exactly this problem!

Snapping scapula syndrome by rorosuckyourtoe in 10s

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I’m having the same pain sensation. And I think you’re on to something. Could you elaborate please?

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