Astro Seek
Unlocking the language of the stars, one chart at a time.
Astro seek is helping people to analyze their birthchart for free, you guys can check it on www.astroseek.org
Hey Indie Hackers,
I’m building SeedAds, an AI tool that turns a product or website URL into a short video ad for TikTok, Meta, YouTube, or launch campaigns.
The idea came from a problem I kept seeing:
A lot of solo founders, Shopify sellers, and small SaaS teams can build products quickly, but making decent video ads is still painful.
You either:
- hire an editor,
- spend hours in CapCut,
- use a generic AI video tool and gamble with random outputs,
- or just avoid video entirely.
I wanted to make the workflow much simpler:
Paste a URL → extract the product info → generate hooks and selling points → pick a style → render a short ad.
Right now, SeedAds can:
- crawl a product or landing page URL
- extract product details, images, pricing, and key claims
- generate a creative brief with hooks and ad angles
- create short video ads in different styles
- output videos for TikTok / Meta-style campaigns
- support e-commerce, dropshipping, and SaaS landing pages
The positioning I’m testing is:
“Video ads for founders and sellers who don’t have a creative team.”
I’m still trying to validate a few things:
1. Is “paste a URL, get a video ad” clear enough as a value prop?
2. Should I focus first on Shopify/dropshipping sellers, SaaS founders, or agencies?
3. Do founders actually want ready-to-post ads, or do they prefer more control over scripts/storyboards?
4. What would make you trust an AI-generated ad enough to publish it?
The current site is here:
I’d love honest feedback from other builders:
- Is the landing page clear?
- Which audience does this feel strongest for?
- What part sounds useful vs. too hype-y?
- If you were launching a small product, would you try something like this?
Happy to share what I learn as I keep building and testing the positioning.
2 Comments
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Interesting project! Astrology tools tend to attract serious engagement, and I can see there’s a lot of content on the site. It’s clearly a large, content-rich platform with many features and pages.
From a security and privacy perspective, a few questions:
• Since users enter birth date, time, and location, are you storing that data, or is it processed transiently?
• If birth charts are saved, are they isolated per user account at the database level?
• Are you protecting input fields against injection attacks, especially with such a large surface area across many pages?
With a site that has this many tools and pages, the attack surface grows quickly. Clear data handling and strong input validation will be important for long-term trust.
Impressive scope. Security and privacy transparency would make it even stronger.