AISoftDevs

Building AI SAAS applications🚀 | Helping businesses automate with AI Agents 🤖

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

🚀 Introducing AISoftDevs

We build intelligent, scalable software that transforms businesses.

💡 What we do:
• Custom SaaS Development (Web & Mobile)
• AI Solutions & Agents for Automation
• Fast, secure APIs using Python & FastAPI
• Full-stack Apps with MERN | Next.js

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

Your next customer already posted on Reddit.

They hate their current tool.
They asked for alternatives.
They’re ready to buy.
You just didn’t see it.
Velentra does.

👉 https://t.co/0yFfEgVe2k

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

Every day, your potential customers are going on Reddit and asking for exactly what you built.
They're posting publicly, describing their pain, asking for recommendations, ready to buy.
But without the right tool, you'll never see them.
That's why we built Velentra.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

@SarmadRafique2 @grok is Grok imagine gonna be ever free for video generations?

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

Reddit is goldmine for real organic growth, if you are a reddit user, you must have noticed the pattern, people are sharing their experiences, pain points and are actually looking for a solution. Maybe your ICP is on reddit, they are searching for your product in a micro level, and you are stuck here, spending efforts on SEO and ignoring organic growth.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

@SarmadRafique2 This shit is getting crazy

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

What's going on with AI companies?

1. OpenAI is Shutting down Sora AI.
2. Grok imagine is no longer free.
3. Google flow dropped the free credits from 150 to only 50

Many other services are being disrupted. One obvious reason could be the war, what others do you believe are making thing happen?

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

Reddit might be the most underrated growth channel for SaaS.

Here’s why:

• 765M monthly active users
• Millions of product discussions daily
• People actively asking for recommendations

Every day posts like this appear:
“Is there a tool that can solve X?”

That’s not content.
That’s buyer intent.
The problem?
These opportunities disappear in the noise.

So I built Velentra.

It scans Reddit and finds posts where people are actively looking for solutions.

Instead of chasing leads,

you discover conversations where demand already exists.

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

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Start Your Business Today.

The internet is your free university.
Start building today.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

@SarmadRafique2 Velentra is solving a real problem many founders face at the early stage of their product.

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

Your next SaaS customer is already asking for your product.

Just not on your website.

They’re asking on places like Reddit:

“Is there a tool that can do X?”
“What do you use for Y?”
“Any alternatives to Z?”
That’s raw buying intent.
But most SaaS teams never see these signals.

They rely on:
• ads
• SEO
• cold outreach

I’m building Velentra, a SaaS Buying Intent Radar that detects these signals early.

So founders can engage when demand appears, not weeks later.

If you're building in B2B SaaS and care about distribution, follow along.

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

If you wanna get your product some valuable traffic, then don't just be bound on @ProductHunt list your product on the following platforms as well.

- @MicroLaunchHQ
- @toolfolio
- @lab_startups
- @BetaList
- @devhunt_
- @IndieHackers
- @Peerlist
- @tinystartupscom
- @FazierHQ
- @sideprojectors
- @launchigniter
- @hackernews
- @startupstash
- @SaaSHubCom
- @UneedLists
- @LaunchingNext
- @AlternativeTo
- @FirstoContact

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

If you wanna get your product some valuable traffic, then don't just be bound on @ProductHunt list your product on the following platforms as well.

- @MicroLaunchHQ
- @toolfolio
- @lab_startups
- @BetaList
- @devhunt_
- @IndieHackers
- @Peerlist
- @tinystartupscom
- @FazierHQ
- @sideprojectors
- @launchigniter
- @hackernews
- @startupstash
- @SaaSHubCom
- @UneedLists
- @LaunchingNext
- @AlternativeTo
- @FirstoContact

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

After sharing that I’m building Velentra, someone asked:

“Why Reddit?”

Simple.

Because Reddit captures the moment before purchase.

When someone writes:
“Is there a tool for this?”
That’s not engagement.
That’s intent.

But here’s what I learned while validating:
Frustration ≠ buying intent
Complaints ≠ budget
Feature requests ≠ urgency

Real signals look like:

Tool comparisons
“Need this ASAP”
Budget mentions

Migration questions

Building Velentra around signal > noise.

Still validating.
Still refining.

But distribution starts where search begins.

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

If you want real customers, watch where real problems show up.

Reddit is raw demand.

People ask:
“Is there a tool that can automate my invoices?”
“What do you use for X?”
“Any recommendations for Y?”
That’s buying intent.
Many Y Combinator startups found early traction there.
But manually monitoring Reddit every day doesn’t scale.

That’s why I’m building Velentra.

It detects real SaaS buying intent.
Not just switching. Not just frustration.
Actual demand.

We are nearing the launch, give me your feedback on this, I'm open to talk. DM me if you have any queries.

https://t.co/UoXtGOYKnh

[Sarmad Rafique @SarmadRafique2]

I was spending 2+ hours every day manually searching Reddit and Facebook groups looking for people who needed my product.

Scrolling. Ctrl+F. Copy link. Repeat.
That's not building. That's just noise.

So I built something to do it for me. It monitors communities 24/7 and alerts me the moment someone asks for a tool like mine.

Early code is running. Building this in public from here.
If you're a founder doing the same manual grind.

follow along. This one's for us.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

Deploying an AI application.

🔹 Step 1: Local Development
You start on your machine, experimenting with:
- Backend APIs (FastAPI, Node.js)
- Vector databases (pgvector, Pinecone, Weaviate)
- LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)

This is your playground for testing and iterating.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

- Rate limits (preventing LLM overuse)
- Cost optimization (reducing token usage, caching results)

Follow @aisoftdevs for more.

#aisoftdevs

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

Deploying an AI application.

🔹 Step 1: Local Development
You start on your machine, experimenting with:
- Backend APIs (FastAPI, Node.js)
- Vector databases (pgvector, Pinecone, Weaviate)
- LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)

This is your playground for testing and iterating.

[AISoftDevs @aisoftdevs]

- Vector DB → production-ready database with backups
- LLM API → connected with usage limits and fallbacks

Now your app is live and accessible.

🔹 Step 4: Scale and Optimize
As usage grows, you’ll need to think about:
- Load balancing (handling more traffic)