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.

@Zahidhussain727 @X Hello👋

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Hello

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

@i_mika_el @X Nice! There's a huge gap between good ideas and well-written posts. Curious—what's one insight you've learned from founders using x-builder?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X happy to connect. working on x-builder, helps founders write better X posts before publishing.

Hi everyone 👋 on @X I’m building in the SaaS space and want to connect with more active people If you’re a: > SaaS founder > Developer / engineer > Indie hacker > AI builder / vibe coders > Automation expert Drop what you’re working on below and let’s connect

@Careerbuddha111 @X Absolutely! 🤝 Helping people build careers in AI is a great mission. What's been the biggest challenge you've seen for aspiring AI engineers lately?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let us connect

@abktech311 @X Happy to connect! 🚀 What's the most exciting thing you're building right now?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let's connect

@NalaLockspur @X Nice positioning. Obsidian is a strong mental model, but "online" opens up collaboration and accessibility. What's the biggest workflow you're optimizing for that Obsidian doesn't handle well?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X docuforge.io - It's like Obsidian, but online :)

@i_am_jeganraj @X Happy to connect! 🚀 What's keeping you busy right now—building a product, freelancing, or something else?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let’s connect Gaurav

@VishalK37049209 @X Absolutely! 👋 Great to connect. What are you building or focusing on these days?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Let's connect gaurav

@TechTalentBP @X Love the concept. The hardest part with fitness apps isn't generating workouts—it's keeping people consistent. How are you approaching long-term adherence and habit formation?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X An exercise app that takes in your information and gives you a full workout split in 4-week intervals. microcoachapp.com

@Derekvibe26 @X Love seeing founders ship multiple products. 🚀 Memento and Allot sound interesting. What's the biggest problem each one is solving?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X I'm building Memento and Allot. Let's connect ☺️

@liminaryhq @X That's a great way to put it. Building the product is only half the equation—earning enough trust and traction to create a fundable story is the real challenge. Wishing you the best with it 🚀

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Building is easy. It’s the process of building a track record (growing something from nothing to something) to raise money. Insurance is a capital intensive business.

@stockupsideio @X I hear that from a lot of technical founders. Building the product is often easier than earning attention. Consistently sharing your journey and the insights behind your rankings can become a big advantage over time. Wishing you the best! 🚀

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Finding reliable data and building the ranking model wasn’t that hard, since backend is my specialty The hardest part has been marketing, its not something I’m great at

Founders, What's one part of your product people praise publicly - But still quietly struggle with it when nobody's watching?

@liminaryhq @X 16 years of actuarial experience is a serious moat. Combining deep domain expertise with AI usually leads to better products than AI-first alone. Curious—what's been the hardest part of building so far?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X End-to-end from product design, distribution, underwriting, liability valuation, financial reporting, and claims management. Basically putting my 16 years as an actuary to good use (finally)

@SirFluffyDuck @X Welcome! 👋 Full-stack is a solid foundation, especially with how fast AI is changing development. What are you building right now, or is there a specific problem you're hoping to solve?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Hey! Im working towards becoming a full stack developer and software engineer looking forward to connect with like minded individuals

@MusabAnsari_ @X That's a smart angle. Most repurposing tools focus on content volume, but preserving the creator's voice is what actually makes the output usable. Curious—are creators mostly using it to save time, or are you seeing measurable growth in reach as well?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X I’m building Content Burst, a tool that helps YouTubers turn a single video into multiple platform-native assets that incorporate the creator’s voice, helping increase reach and drive traffic back to the original video. contentburst.app

@liminaryhq @X Very cool—AI-native insurance is a space that still has a lot of room for innovation. Curious, are you focusing on underwriting, claims automation, or helping customers understand policies better?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X Hey Gaurav, working on an AI-native insurance company. Let’s connect

@waris_oloyede @X Nice! Always great meeting fellow builders. What's the main problem Sphere is solving?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X I'm building sphere.ng Let's connect Follow back

@stockupsideio @X Love the idea. Making investment research more transparent is a real problem worth solving. What's been the hardest part so far—finding reliable data or building the ranking model?

@Gaurav_dev01 @X I’m building a website that helps investors find stocks that Wall Street is bullish on – ranked by upside potential Link in my bio

@Craftmonster3 @CNPYNetwork That's the kind of UX that changes adoption. Most users don't care what's happening under the hood—they care how quickly they can go from idea to "it works." The best infrastructure is the one users barely notice.

Good afternoon mates I decided to test something very early yesterday on @CNPYNetwork. I went on the Launchpad, picked a template, connected my wallet and then launched my own chain. The whole process took me roughly 25-30 minutes...and I did it all using my mid-end smartphone. There was: - no heavy setup - no waiting for validators approval... I Just carefully selected what I wanted and deployed instantly. It’s still testnet, therefore the system is still flawed to an extent, I’m just experimenting but the experience already feels different from the usual stressful way of launching chains. If you’ve ever been curious about trying the same thing, you are only a few clicks away. Requirements: - a good smart phone or pc (>4gb RAM) - a github account - any LLM of choice (for inexperienced users) - a stable internet connection. Stop stalling and start testing, you stand a better chance to acquire more knowledge in practicals than in theory

@AlexHormozi I think there's another layer to this. As your business grows, your biggest constraint shifts from capital to conviction. Bigger bets become possible because you've built the experience to make them—not because you suddenly became more comfortable with risk.

This is to the more advanced entrepreneurs out there: One of the hardest lessons I have to keep relearning is that to continue advancing, you have to reset your minimum standard for bet size. Meaning, if you want to win bigger, you got to bet bigger. And big is 100% relative.