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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Day 13. Three production applications on AWS down

    A company reports their three production AWS applications have been offline for 13 days after their account was suspended over a billing dispute involving expired credits. AWS initially acknowledged an error and agreed to fix it, but later disputed the validity of the credit terms; the company discovered the suspension six days after it occurred and has since received conflicting support guidance.

    By alt_tab
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    White-label AI voice and chat agent platform for resellers

    Famulor offers a white-label AI voice and chat agent platform for agencies and resellers to rebrand and resell to their clients. The platform includes omnichannel monitoring, workspace management, flexible billing, GDPR compliance, multilingual support, and multiple processing modes, with pricing starting at €499/month plus per-minute charges that decrease at scale.

    By imankoma
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Show HN: Replay Doctor – Local CLI to find silent prompt cache leaks

    Replay Doctor is a local CLI tool that identifies prompt cache failures in Claude API usage by analyzing transcripts and pinpointing which conversation turn caused the cache to break, what caused it, and how many tokens were re-billed at write prices. The tool is free, requires minimal setup, and can optionally contribute anonymized diagnostic data to a public pool for aggregated analysis.

    By danielsaito
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 13English

    Is there a directory for B2B SaaS that doesn't look terrible?

    A B2B SaaS directory platform that helps companies discover, compare, and implement software tools. The service offers over 2,000 tools, AI-powered recommendations based on industry and budget, cost management features to eliminate duplicate licenses, and connections to implementation consultants, with a focus on the Latin American market.

    By andrevallee
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    Real-SWE: Benchmarking AI models on private, real-world, enterprise codebases

    Real-SWE is a benchmark that evaluates AI models on private, real-world enterprise codebases licensed from actual companies, testing their ability to handle production tasks with business consequences, company-specific conventions, and multi-service complexity. Unlike synthetic benchmarks, tasks come directly from working engineers' actual problems in billing systems, fintech platforms, and AI sales tools, requiring agents to navigate proprietary systems and business rules across multiple services and infrastructure tools.

    By theanonymousone
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    GoHighLevel starts at $97 a month. At 4 clients, the bill is $422

    GoHighLevel's entry plan costs $97/month for up to 3 client accounts. Adding a fourth client requires upgrading to the $297/month plan, bringing the total monthly bill to approximately $422 when accounting for usage fees across SMS, calls, email, and phone numbers.

    By Eldar Elmakias
  7. 0079to5MacSEP · 12English

    Here’s why I left T-Mobile for an MVNO

    A long-time T-Mobile customer switched to an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) to reduce their monthly bill from $113 to a cheaper alternative. MVNOs purchase network access from major carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon and resell it at lower cost by avoiding overhead expenses, though they offer fewer perks and may have limitations on streaming quality, data priority, and device financing options.

    By Michael Bower
  8. 008Hacker NewsSEP · 11English

    Why Codex burns a weekly limit in a day while the agent waits for the tide

    A token leak in Codex's goal mode causes users to burn through $200 weekly subscription limits in a day. The issue stems from the orchestrator restarting the model every 0.03 seconds while waiting for child agents, forcing it to reread 120–470k tokens per continuation until hitting rate limits. Proposed fixes include using models with native sleep support or implementing pauses between continuations.

    By Ivan Oparin; Alexis Grigoryev; Timur Kackan
  9. 009Hacker NewsSEP · 11English

    Swiftime tracking you can talk to, with an API for AI agents

    Swiftime is an AI-powered time tracking app that lets users log work hours by typing or speaking natural language descriptions like '2h redesigning homepage for Acme yesterday.' The app automatically parses these sentences to populate client, project, duration, and date fields, with Pro plans offering an API for AI agents to create entries programmatically.

    By tomazaria
  10. 010Hacker NewsSEP · 10English

    Playship – idea to published Android app, automated

    Playship is an automated platform that generates working Android apps from one-line ideas, deploys them to Firebase Hosting, and manages Google Play Store listings and billing through the official Google Play Developer API. The service emphasizes transparency with inspectable versions, no hidden automation, and straightforward pricing without revenue sharing.

    By bowwerick
  11. 011Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Show HN: Project Management for the Rest of Us

    Actual Plan is a project management tool designed for small organizations that combines roadmaps, tasks, and coordination in a single workspace with built-in AI assistance (Planny) and flexible per-active-member billing to avoid unnecessary costs. The platform offers multiple views (board, list, timeline, people), daily digests, and automation capabilities while remaining simpler than enterprise solutions.

    By crmasterton
  12. 012Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Show HN: Trackd – a Gmail subscription tracker with no bank login

    Trackd is a Gmail-based subscription tracker that scans email receipts locally in your browser to identify unused subscriptions and send cancellation alerts, without requiring bank login or storing personal data on servers. The tool works globally, supports multiple subscription types, and offers a free version with optional paid Pro features.

    By deanandreakis
  13. 013Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    LedgerAlps – A free and open source solution for billing in Switzerland

    LedgerAlps is a free, open-source billing software for Windows designed for Swiss freelancers, craftspeople, and SMEs. It generates compliant Swiss QR invoices offline, stores data locally, and meets SIX standards and Swiss legal requirements without subscription fees.

    By LedgerAlps Team