I’m trying to grow my platform with affiliate marketing and could use some advice. I’m using optareach to manage campaigns and track referrals, and it’s been super helpful so far.

How do you recruit and keep affiliates engaged? Any tricks or tools you’ve found useful

Hi all,

This is a shot in the dark but we have been building a Stripe alternative that works for agentic commerce and micro-transactions.

Would really appreciate it if: a.) you can our Github repo - https://github.com/icpay/icpay-sdk b.) try it out and let us know what you think - its free to use c.) share with your friends

Please reach out: hello@icpay.org with any questions or feedback!

Thank you :)

I’ve been experimenting with different outreach strategies to grow my audience and generate leads, and I’m curious what’s working for others here.

I’ve also been using OptaReach, which helps manage campaigns, track leads, and organize messages in one place it’s made testing different outreach approaches much easier.

How do you approach outreach at scale? Any tools, tips, or workflows that have worked well for you?

My team and I built Haven. It is a stripped down browser that only connects to verified financial institutions and blocks everything else. No extensions, no injected scripts, no overlays, no random third party code. It is not a general browser, it is just a controlled environment for banking and investing.

Why? I have spent years building browser extensions and know exactly how much power they have. The extension model is useful, but the security model is too loose and a single malicious install can see everything, rewrite everything, and mislead a user without leaving a trace. My dad learned that the hard way after installing a fake Zoom extension and then losing money from his banking account.

In addition to my dad’s story, the number of people adding AI into their current browsers or using AI native browsers is growing and offers amazing capabilities, but the risks are growing exponentially. I wanted to build a way for him and for anyone, from sophisticated users to normal users, to bank safely.

It is currently free for consumers as we learn how people use it and determine a future revenue model for providing secure sessions. At our core we believe in privacy, which is the reason we are building this product. We are funded by trusted and established investors including Google Ventures, Valley Capital Partners, and others.

If you want to try it the app is at https://starthaven.com.

Looking for people to test this out, get product feedback and feature requests!

I built Codesprint because I realized my raw WPM on standard typing tests didn't translate to coding. My muscle memory for prose was fine, but I was slow with brackets, semicolons, and indentation; the stuff that actually matters in a technical interview.

Codesprint is a typing tool specifically for code syntax. Instead of random words, it uses real LeetCode snippets (Two Sum, LRU Cache, etc.) so you're practicing realistic patterns.

The Tech: It’s built with Next.js, TypeScript, Chakra UI, and Framer Motion.

One interesting challenge was the scoring logic (lib/scoring.ts). Standard WPM assumes a word is 5 characters, but code is dense with symbols. I had to tweak the engine to handle indentation and "perfect word" streaks correctly to give a metric that actually feels fair for code.

I currently support Python, Java, C++, and JS. I’m looking to add Rust and Go next.

I’d love feedback on the typing "feel", specifically how the engine handles auto-indentation vs manual tabbing.

Thanks!