@LKNHouseHunter Fun concept! Open-house flyers have so many details that need to stay right — address, date, time. I’m building Dslop to clean up rough AI promo drafts while keeping those bits intact. Curious if that would be useful for your listings: https://t.co/dYyO89g0Dk
Congrats on opening the salon! I’m building Dslop for small-business promo posts — it cleans up rough AI flyer drafts while keeping service details, prices and dates accurate. If you ever give it a try, I’d love to hear whether it’s useful for salon offers: https://t.co/RbS32PZBMd
@JustLaunchedFYI Right now I’m focusing on small businesses making promo posts. Event artwork is one of the clearest fits because dates, prices and QR codes have to stay exact. Broader AI-flyer cleanup too — I’m still figuring out which use case resonates most.
Love the confidence 😄 If your small-business clients need promo graphics on repeat, I’m building Dslop to turn rough AI flyer drafts into cleaner posts while keeping the offer details intact. Would that fit your workflow, or do your clients mostly want fully custom designs? https://t.co/RbS32PZBMd
Nice result! Promo flyers are such a fiddly format once product details and offer text have to be exact. I’m building Dslop to clean up rough AI flyer drafts while keeping prices, dates and QR codes intact. Curious if that would be useful in your brand design work: https://t.co/RbS32Q09BL
@fally_walsh@canva Nice work! I’m building Dslop for promo flyers too — it cleans up rough AI drafts while keeping details like prices and dates intact. Curious: would that be useful alongside your Canva workflow, or do you prefer building these from scratch? https://t.co/dYyO89gysS
That last point is the giveaway — a brand should still look like itself from post to post. I’m building Dslop for the recurring promo side: cleaner AI flyers, with the approved price/date/QR kept intact. Curious whether that feels like a useful add-on for the small businesses you work with: https://t.co/RbS32PZBMd
That “where customers draw the line” point is real. For a small business, a promo can look great and still lose trust if the price, dates or QR are wrong. I’m building Dslop around that last-mile cleanup for AI flyers — would value a small-business advisor’s honest take: https://t.co/RbS32PZBMd
@omohbee_ Canva on a phone sounds rough 😅 I’m building Dslop to clean up rough AI promo posters while keeping the offer details intact. If you ever have a minute to look, I’d love an honest take from someone who actually makes these for work: https://t.co/dYyO89gysS
The point about checking promo margins before running an offer is key. On the creative side, the price and dates also need to stay exact when the artwork gets updated — that’s the bit I’m building Dslop for. Curious if that’s ever a headache for hospitality teams: https://t.co/RbS32PZBMd
The “screenshots, not personas” bit really landed. One tiny adjacent bottleneck we’re testing: once a small business has attention, the promo creative still needs to look polished without changing the date/price/QR. That’s what I’m building Dslop for — curious if that feels useful from your side: https://t.co/RbS32Q09BL
@Duruifeanyi_@builtwithrubel Hey Duru — I’m building Dslop, a tool for turning rough AI flyers into cleaner promo posters while keeping prices, dates and QR codes intact. Building from Germany. Would love an honest marketer’s take if you’re open to a quick look: https://t.co/dYyO89g0Dk
@Aysha_her This week I launched Dslop — it takes rough AI flyers and turns them into cleaner promo posters while keeping prices/dates/QRs intact. Since you’re building around marketing with AI, I’d love your honest first look: https://t.co/dYyO89g0Dk