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I got tired of paying for 5+ AI tools… so I built one instead

Hey everyone 👋

Over the past few months I kept running into the same problem:

Every time I wanted to create something with AI, I had to:

jump between different tools

learn different interfaces

stack up more subscriptions

Image tool here. Video tool there. Another bill at the end of the month.

It just felt… inefficient.

So I built Synthoric.

👉 https://synthoric.com⁠�

What it is: A single place to generate AI images and videos — without switching tools.

What I focused on:

keeping it simple (no bloated UI)

fast output (type → generate → done)

affordable (£7.99/month instead of stacking multiple subscriptions)

What I’ve learned so far:

People don’t actually want “more AI tools”

They want fewer tools that do more.

Speed matters more than features

If it’s not quick and easy, people drop off.

Pricing is a huge pain point

A lot of creators are interested… until they see the total cost of everything combined.

Where I’m at:

Live and usable

Early users testing it

Iterating based on feedback (fast)

Would love your thoughts:

Is “all-in-one AI creation” actually compelling?

What would stop you from switching to something like this?

What’s the one feature you’d expect immediately?

Happy to share numbers, mistakes, or the build process if anyone’s interested 👇

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    hello Synthoric founder

    I just read your post about Synthoric. This line hit me: "They want fewer tools that do more."

    I'm noticing the same pattern with solo builders like you. You're dealing with it on the product side — juggling priorities, iterating fast, keeping focused when there's a million things you could build next. Managing the plan, executing daily, pivoting when feedback changes direction — it all gets scattered.

    I'm not selling anything — just talking to solo builders about how you actually handle planning and daily execution when you're wearing all the hats.

    Would you be open to a quick 20-minute call about how you're managing it with Synthoric? I think your perspective would be really valuable.

    If you'd like to reach out, just search my name on LinkedIn: Nour Alskore

    Looking forward to hearing from you, Nour