I'm Rutvik. I run two things:
SynthCoder: we build AI automations, apps and custom software for businesses.
PixelDrive: our own product. Design an image once, then get thousands of on-brand variations from one API call, a CSV, or your AI agent.
From today I'm posting what we build, what breaks, and what it costs. Fewer posts, more useful ones.
What's one task in your business you'd automate tomorrow if you could?
@iavinashtr Yes it seamlessly work with multiple external screens. Notch will be easy accessible on the display where the cursor is. So if you working on external screen then notch is available there
Building in public, day 1/78.
Today I launched NotchDesk, a native Mac app that turns the MacBook notch into your desk: next meeting with a countdown and one-click Join, a private clipboard history and a file shelf.
From now until Dec 31 I'll post every day: what I shipped, what broke, what sold and what didn't, across NotchDesk, PixelDrive and SynthCoder, my agency in Ahmedabad.
Day 1: launched. Now the hard part, getting it in front of people.
#buildinpublic
@rahulsinghh__@X Two iOS apps launched is great, Rahul! Let's connect 🤝 I'm on the Mac side with NotchDesk, an app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
Hey @X Algo, Sunday #connect time ☕
Looking for people into:
- Indie hacking & SaaS
- Developer tools & APIs
- No-code & automation (n8n, Make, Zapier)
- Marketing & growth
- Building in public from India 🇮🇳
Reply and let's #connect 🤝
@moizghuman@X Ha, true. My rule: delete the step before automating it, then build what's left to hold up when the data gets messy. Less babysitting that way. I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
@CleanFix_Dev@X I can only speak for myself: the one I reach for most is Quick Paste. Control-Command-V in any app, type a few letters, Return. There's a 14-day free trial with no account or card if you want to see which one sticks for you.
@aiclawdius@X Data sovereignty is a big deal. Same thinking behind NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search: no account, no NotchDesk server, your history stays a folder on your Mac.
Let's connect fellow founders and builders 🤝
@X and #connect help me find people who:
- Ship side projects on weekends
- Run an agency and build products too
- Automate their own work with AI
- Figure out pricing in public
Drop what you're building 👇
@utkarshships@X Nice, MCP is my world too. PixelDrive works over MCP, so an agent can generate on-brand images straight from a template. I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
@Varostudioia@X Glad it helps! What are you automating first? I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
Hey @X Algo 👋
I'm looking to #connect with people building:
- Mac & iOS apps
- SaaS & APIs
- AI agents & automations
- Agencies & freelance businesses
- Anything in public
If that's you, say hi below and let's #connect 🤝
@CuringAIx Ask first: who uses it, and what decision does it feed? If nobody can answer, pausing it and seeing who notices is the cleanest test. I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
The cheapest automation is the step you delete.
Before automating anything, I check whether the task needs to exist at all: reports nobody reads, approvals nobody checks, data copied into a sheet nobody opens.
Remove those first. Then automate what's left.
What's one task at your company that could just stop?
@HeyRyanTehan@X A design studio for tech products sounds great. Always happy to link up with active builders 🔥 I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.
@uriel_builds@X Hey Uriel! I run SynthCoder, an AI automation and software agency, and build PixelDrive (bulk on-brand images from one template) and NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search. What's your SaaS?
@TripwireDX@X The ones that saved the most time started with deleting steps, not automating them. Reports nobody reads, approvals nobody checks. Then automate what's left. I'm also building NotchDesk, a Mac app for clipboard history, meeting joins and screenshot search.