Gaurav Kumar

We've shipped 50+ AI products to production for clients across the US, UK, UAE, and EU. Here's what I'm building now — and what I'll be posting about: → Devmint — an AI dev studio. LLM apps, agents, SaaS platforms. Senior engineers only, fixed price, ships in weeks. → Lexly — AI contracts for freelancers and founders. Create, analyse, and sign any contract in under 2 minutes. Waitlist open. What you'll get if you follow: • The real story of what breaks in production AI (not the Medium version) • Lexly waitlist journey documented honestly — metrics, mistakes, what works • Contrarian takes on the AI agency market No hype. No country flags. Just the work.

@TTrimoreau Lexlyai.com

Founders, what are you building right now? -App -Startup -Saas

@mytwillot Love this idea. Bookmarks become a graveyard way too quickly 😅 Turning them into a searchable AI knowledge base feels genuinely useful. Is Twillot focused on X content only, or are you planning to support other platforms too?

@Gaurav_dev01 Shipping a tool that turns your scattered bookmarks and likes into a searchable knowledge base with AI classification and local search. Twillot twillot.com/en

Builders, makers, solo founders. What are you shipping this week?

@RomanShalabanov @X That's a solid goal. Keeping the UX simple is often the hardest part—especially with AI products where complexity creeps in fast. Looking forward to seeing it evolve. Wishing you a smooth launch! 🚀

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Beyond the bug fixes, one of my goals is to build the product I have in mind, while keeping the UX simple.

Hey @X I'm looking to #connect with people interested in: - Frontend - Backend - Full stack - DevOps - AI/ML - Data Science - UI/UX - Freelancing - Startup - Saas Say hi 👋 & Let's grow together #BuildingInPublic #Connect

@dk119819 Both

where should one be marketing as a founder?

@RomanShalabanov @X Let's connect! 🤝 I like the focus on improving prompts before AI gets involved—that's an underrated layer. Looking forward to seeing what you unveil. What's the biggest problem you're aiming to solve with it?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let's connect! Running askaiforit.com. These days I'm building a local-first tool around the way we prepare, structure, and improve prompts before using AI. Still behind the curtain. :)

@flytradr_guy Thanks, Reyaz! 🤝 Followed you back. Curious—what's the vision behind FlyTradr, and who are you building it for?

@Gaurav_dev01 Building FlyTradr and always open to connect with founders. Followed from my end, lets connect

Hey founders! New here and looking to connect with people building in: - SaaS - Tech - AI tools - Marketing - Sales - Devs Say Hi and drop what you're working on 👊

@udohjeremiah_ @X Nice, congrats on shipping it! 🚀 I'm building in AI too, so I'm always curious—what's the unique advantage Grepedia has over traditional product discovery platforms?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Grepedia: AI-powered product discovery platform. Grepedia.udohjeremiah.com

Hey @X 👋 I'm looking to #connect with founders, developers, makers, and builders interested in: • AI • SaaS • Startups • Full-Stack Development • Product Design • Building in Public Let's learn from each other, share ideas, and grow together. Drop a 👋 below and I'll follow back.

@RobGuerra90 Thanks for sharing, Rob! 🚀 Love seeing founders building in public. What's been the biggest lesson you've learned while building OptionsBell so far?

@Gaurav_dev01 Building optionsbell.com — the same options data the big tools provide, at the lowest price on the market. Unusual flow for the stocks you actually own, emailed the moment it hits.

It's Thursday, time to get more eyes on your product. Drop your startup, SaaS, or tool + a short description below.👇 I'll be checking out projects, sharing feedback, and discovering new builders throughout the day. Let's support each other and build amazing things together. 🚀

@udohjeremiah_ @X Absolutely 🤝 Looking forward to seeing what you're building. What are you working on these days?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let’s connect man ☺️

hot take: GPT-5 wasn't the "thinking model" people expected. it was the "good enough for everything" model instead.

@Musty_hasheedu @TheARCTERMINAL Most AI products compete on intelligence. The next generation will compete on trust. Memory, privacy, and verifiable actions aren't just nice features—they're what make AI usable for real business workflows.

Gm gArc Most AI tools can answer questions. But what if AI could also remember your work, protect your privacy, and prove everything it does? That's the idea behind @TheARCTERMINAL. Think of it as an AI operating system that runs in your browser, where you stay in control. Here's how it works in simple terms: ANIMA Memory – Instead of forgetting every conversation, it remembers your projects and preferences, helping you continue work without starting over. Privacy First – Your data stays protected with client-side processing and advanced encryption, reducing the need to trust a central server. Proof, Not Promises – ARC creates cryptographic receipts for important AI actions, so you can verify what happened instead of simply trusting the AI. AI Agents – You give an objective (like monitoring a market or managing a workflow), and the agent handles the task while keeping a record of its actions. Smarter Decisions – Its forecasts include explanations, confidence levels, and past performance, making it easier to understand why the AI reached a conclusion. In short: Traditional AI = answers your questions. ARC Terminal = remembers your work, protects your data, automates tasks, and provides proof of what it does. The goal isn't just to make AI smarter—it's to make AI more trustworthy, transparent, and useful for real-world work.

I think the biggest shift won't just be more startups. AI is compressing the time between an idea and a working product from months to days. The real bottleneck is quickly becoming distribution, trust, and execution—not building. The founders who learn those three will have a massive advantage.

AI will bring forth an unprecedented surge in entrepreneurship. From 'solopreneurs,' to the revitalization of the small & medium business segment, to the emergence of the largest companies of our times… providing the foundation of it all.

@Joi2James Lexlyai.com

It’s Time to promote your startup founders Drop your project URL 👇

Founder Roast Day. Drop your landing page. I'll give brutally honest feedback.

Freelancers & founders: What's the most expensive mistake you've ever made because of a contract? I'll start: I've spoken to people who lost thousands because: • Payment terms weren't defined • Scope wasn't clearly written • Ownership wasn't specified Curious what you've seen.