Cartesiano.ai
Track and optimize your brand's visibility across LLMs
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🤖 An automation tool to build apps / tools / websites like Google’s AI Studio — but lighter, faster, and more cost-efficient.
⚡ Runs on Cursor and leverages AI to generate code, build logic, optimize workflows, and dramatically shorten development time.
🧩 Supports the whole journey: idea → MVP → production-ready product. Easy to customize and scale as your needs grow.
💰 Operating cost is only ~500,000 VND/month (≈ $20), ideal for individuals, indie hackers, small startups, or teams that need to experiment fast.
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(Available on GitHub for download, testing, and demo.)
🤖 An automation tool to build apps / tools / websites like Google’s AI Studio — but lighter, faster, and more cost-efficient.
⚡ Runs on Cursor and leverages AI to generate code, build logic, optimize workflows, and dramatically shorten development time.
🧩 Supports the whole journey: idea → MVP → production-ready product. Easy to customize and scale as your needs grow.
💰 Operating cost is only ~500,000 VND/month (≈ $20), ideal for individuals, indie hackers, small startups, or teams that need to experiment fast.
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(Available on GitHub for download, testing, and demo.)
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Henrique, this is a really inspiring read! 🙌
Your experience highlights something I see often in startups: it’s rarely about being the first, but about execution, community, and understanding your audience. On Reddit, communities respond best to stories like yours where someone shares lessons learned, struggles, and practical insights because it sparks discussion rather than just promotion.
From a Reddit marketing perspective, you could leverage this journey to:
Engage niche communities around AI, LLMs, or SaaS tools by asking for feedback on features or use cases.
Share your lessons on building in public, which encourages authentic discussion and peer advice.
Highlight small wins or challenges in product adoption, making it relatable for other founders.
If you want, I can suggest a few subreddit-specific ways to share Cartesiano.ai’s story that drive engagement without feeling promotional, while still building awareness.
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Would love some suggestions on the subreddits!
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Thanks, Henrique glad that resonated 🙏
Quick context so this is clear: Reddit looks simple from the outside, but in practice it’s very strict, pattern-driven, and unforgiving if you approach it like a normal distribution channel. A lot of founders try it themselves, get posts removed or shadow-banned, and only realize later it’s not about effort it’s about knowing how each community actually behaves.
This is where my freelance work comes in. I don’t “post links” for clients I focus on positioning stories, questions, and insights in a way that feels native to each subreddit, aligns with their rules, and survives moderation. That’s the part that’s hard to reverse-engineer solo, especially when you’re already busy building.
For Cartesiano.ai specifically, I’d look at:
Founder-friendly SaaS / AI subs where lessons > links
Communities that reward feedback-driven posts (features, workflows, early mistakes)
Framing posts as questions or learnings rather than announcements
If you want, we can walk through this properly and I’ll map out where + how it makes sense for your product without risking account flags.
You can reach me directly on Telegram @annyfrosh45 easier to share specifics there.
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I like the direction this is going. There’s a big difference between tools that automate and those that actually help you think better about data. A lot of AI dashboards feel like they add layers of complexity instead of clarity, so something that’s genuinely intuitive is refreshing.
Curious how it handles edge cases where the data isn’t clean or is just plain noisy. Has anyone here used it in those kinds of situations?
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Great product! I'm wondering whether there's a strategy for adding a product to Ais?
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Hi Eve, there’s no way to explicitly “force” your product into AI search engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.). Just like traditional SEO, the core strategy is creating genuinely useful content and optimizing your website. The difference with AI is that you also need to make your site easier for LLMs to parse and understand, which mostly comes down to better data structure and clarity. I wrote a blog post about it here: https://blog.cartesiano.ai/2025/12/06/how-to-make-your-website-llm-friendly/
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