Unlimited AI Tools - Built in the Sahara. For the World
Hey Indie Hackers 🖖
I’m Wahiba — a woman from southern Algeria — where the internet is slow, and opportunities are rare.
After 2 years of solo work and effort, I built Unlimited AI Tools — a unified platform to replace dozens of AI subscriptions.
What can you do with it?
✍️ AI Content Suite: Craft blogs, posts, and articles in minutes from +100 templates, then auto-publish to WordPress.
🎨 AI Creative Suite: Generate stunning images and videos from simple text prompts.
💻 AI Code Assistant: Write, debug, and optimize code effortlessly.
🎙️ AI Audio Suite: Create natural voiceovers, convert speech-to-text, clean audio, and even clone voices.
💬 AI Chat Suite: Build custom chatbots and interact directly with your documents or website.
🏷️ AI Brand Voice: Ensure all your generated content is consistent with your unique brand tone.
🚀 Coming Soon: Marketing Bot for WhatsApp & Telegram!
🚀 Coming Soon: External Chatbot (CRM, WhatsApp , Telegram, and Messenger)!
My Goal: No more subscriptions. No more switching tabs. Everything in one place.
👉 Get Early Access: https://unlimitedaitools.com
(Early Access Is Here 🎉— Only early users will get 50% off for life on launch!)
I'd love your brutal feedback — especially from devs, marketers, or AI power users.
What’s broken? What’s missing? What’s brilliant?
Thanks for reading my story.
Wahiba M.
Congratulations on your launch. It looks impressive! What channels are you exploring to attract early users?
Thank you, I really appreciate the support!
Right now I'm focusing on a few channels to attract early users:
• SEO so people searching for AI tools can discover the platform
• LinkedIn to share updates and connect with founders and professionals
• YouTube to create content about AI tools and tutorials
• Facebook communities related to AI and tech
I'm still experimenting to see which channel brings the most engaged users.
That’s a solid mix of channels. One thing I’ve noticed with AI tools is that many early users actually discover them through discussions in communities before they search on Google.
Joining those conversations at the right time can bring very engaged users, especially while SEO and YouTube are still building momentum.
If you’re interested, I can share a quick approach I’ve seen work well for founders trying to get traction in crowded AI spaces.
That makes a lot of sense, especially in the AI space where people often discover tools through discussions before searching on Google.
Yes, I’d definitely be interested in learning more about the approach you mentioned. I’m currently focusing on getting the first engaged users and any insights would be very helpful.
I'm glad to hear that resonates with you; you're on the right track. Here’s a straightforward approach to gain early traction:
1. Find Active Conversations Look for posts where people are already asking for AI tools or expressing dissatisfaction with existing ones.
2. Start with Value, Not Promotion. Rather than immediately introducing your tool, respond with insights, comparisons, or helpful suggestions. This approach builds trust quickly.
3. Soft Positioning Once it fits naturally into the conversation, you can mention your tool as a solution to the specific problem being discussed.
4. Double Down on What Works Pay attention to which responses lead to profile visits or signups, and then repeat those strategies.
This method is effective because you’re not trying to create demand; instead, you’re tapping into existing demand.
If you'd like, I can help you implement this in a more structured way to consistently attract early users without the need for trial and error. I actually offer this as a service and would be happy to share the details if you're interested.
Thank you for sharing this approach, it’s very helpful and makes a lot of sense, especially the idea of joining existing conversations instead of trying to create demand from scratch.
At the moment I'm focusing on implementing these strategies myself as part of the early stage of the project, but I really appreciate the offer. I may consider getting structured help once I have more user feedback and clearer traction.
Thanks again for the valuable insights!