Kevin Braman

Hey, I'm building ProviderSignal: a dental market intelligence app for dental suppliers, brokers, and DSO business development teams. We have a live MCP server and REST API with x402 agent payments, on government dental data. Check it out here: providersignal.com

@charlesng116 Probably too clever, still chasing customers. 😂

@BramanAnalytics Dental records are a clever niche. Intrigued by the alerts

👋 Hey founders! Looking to connect with people building in: - SaaS - AI - Automation - Web apps - Tech products - Marketing Drop what you're working on 👇I'll sign up and check it out

@ankittharol Building providersignal.com. We turn public dental records into practice change-detection alerts: who just opened, added an associate, moved, retired, or got acquired. Built for dental supply reps, DSO acquirers, and brokers.

Looking to #connect with peoples : What are you building ? 📈 Saas 🌐 Extension 🤖 AI Tools 📱 iOS Apps Drop what you're working on 👇

@emad_maker @X Dropping in and saying hi! Shipping providersignal.com. We turn public dental records into practice change-detection alerts: who just opened, added an associate, moved, retired, or got acquired. Built for dental supply reps, DSO acquirers, and brokers.

Looking to #connect with fellow builders on @X 👋 If you're into: 🚀 Startups 🤖 AI & automation 🧑‍💻 Programming 💻 Software engineering 🛠 Building products 📈 Growing in public 🎯 Indie hacking ☕ Shipping side projects 🔥 Learning every day I'm documenting my journey building SaaS products from scratch and sharing the wins, mistakes, and lessons along the way. Drop a follow and say hi — always keen to meet more builders and makers 🚀 #BuildInPublic #IndieHackers #SaaS #Startup #Coding

@perkmaybe Kindly promoting. Built providersignal.com. We turn public dental records into practice change-detection alerts: who just opened, added an associate, moved, retired, or got acquired. Built for dental supply reps, DSO acquirers, and brokers.

Kindly promote yourself to new mutuals.

Military Dentistry’s Greatest Marketing Lesson: Readiness, Not Teeth. The military doesn’t care about white teeth, smile makeovers, or five-star reviews. It cares about one thing: readiness. For decades, the U.S. military has treated oral health as a deployability issue. Service members with untreated dental disease are more likely to experience emergencies, lose duty time, require costly treatment, and in some cases need medical evacuation from operational environments. The military’s solution is simple: prevention. Routine exams, radiographs, cleanings, early restorative care, risk assessment, and outcome tracking. Studies from the U.S. Air Force and international military populations reach the same conclusion: untreated dental disease reduces readiness. The strongest risk factors are familiar to every dentist—irregular dental visits, tobacco use, and limited access to preventive care. The real lesson extends far beyond the military. What military leaders call readiness, employers call productivity, reliability, attendance, focus, and performance. Dentistry often undersells itself. Preventive care isn’t just about avoiding cavities. It’s risk management. Prevent a small problem today so it doesn’t become a crisis tomorrow. If the military treats oral health as essential to mission readiness, perhaps we should spend more time talking about how it affects life readiness.

@FlorinPop17 The dream: maximize MRR, minimize hours worked.

Goal: $10k/mo with 10h of work per week.

@BratDotAI 100 people ready to pay. Money talks, everything else is noise.

What would you rather have on launch day? - 100K impressions on launch post - 10K visitors - 1K signups - 100 people ready to pay

@benja_maker Right now LinkedIn, Reddit occasionally, and here.

@BramanAnalytics nice, how do you market it?

What are you building right now? 👀 Looking to connect with people working on: 🥪SaaS 🤖Agentic AI 👽Data Tools 📱Mobile Apps 🚀Startups No matter your stage: 💡Idea 💁MVP 🔥Grow Drop your project below 👇 Let's learn and share together.

@igorfomich providersignal.com We turn public dental records into practice change-detection alerts: who just opened, added an associate, moved, retired, or got acquired. Built for dental supply reps, DSO acquirers, and brokers.

I started X to connect with right people: – building SaaS and other products in public – advanced marketers in AI – tech pro guys if you're one of them, drop hi and let's connect!

@PayAINetwork I would say that any future project would have to be agentic capable in 2026. That means having an MCP/being able to accept agent payments. Being a first mover in this space could pay dividends. Doing this now right now.

4/ Your turn The best ideas haven’t been built yet. If you were building today — what would you ship? Tag a dev who should be here, or drop your idea below 👇

💡PayAI Ideathon - June 3 Still confused on how to provide more value to the x402 / Ai space?

Make sure your business is ready to accept AI agents as customers!

@brian_armstrong The article lists inference and live search. The next category is vertical data. I put US government dental records behind agent payments on Base. Agents find it through MCP catalogs and hit it daily, with no marketing from me. Being ready to accept them was the easy part.

@revgen__ providersignal.com We turn public dental records into practice change-detection alerts: who just opened, added an associate, moved, retired, or got acquired. Built for dental supply reps, DSO acquirers, and brokers.

GM Founders, Drop your SaaS below. Let's get you some eyeballs 👀

@aryanlabde Wouldn't have it any other way.

expectations when I started vibe coding: - passive income - 4 hour work week - work from anywhere reality: - $400/month in AI tools - 16 hour work days - working from my bedroom

Networking is the fastest growth hack.

@vineerpasam $200 Claude max currently. Biggest monthly expense right now.

How much are you spending on AI tools?

@so_phie_C Sure why not.

Do you follow back immediately?

@audrlo There is no better tutorial then getting in the driver seat yourself.

best way to learn about business? start one.