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Kevin Chisum

@WanderingCoder
Laredo, Texas, United States

Products

Small tools and systems I’m building around AI automation, API integrations, and SaaS infrastructure. Mostly focused on helping startups automate workflows and ship features faster.

  • AI Support Automation
    $1,200/moBuilding — 2026

    An AI workflow that reads incoming customer emails and generates reply drafts automatically. It integrates with Gmail and Slack so teams can review and send responses quickly. This helps startups reduce support time and handle more tickets without hiring more staff.

  • Startup Internal Dashboard
    $800/moPrototype — 2026

    A lightweight internal dashboard for startups to monitor key metrics such as users, revenue, and API activity. Built with Next.js and Supabase to give founders real-time insights without complex analytics tools.

Social Links

Where you can find me online.

  • kevin-c-2974b03b1
  • kevin.chisumdev@gmail.com

Recent activity

  • Commented onI built a SaaS to manage my own rental apartments, now launching it publicly2026-03-19
  • Commented onI sold houses, couldn't code, and built a SaaS anyway2026-03-18
  • Commented onRoipad: How to win on product positioning?2026-03-17
  • PostedLooking for founders who need senior dev2026-03-17
  • PostedLooking for cofounder for AI + product growth2026-03-17
  • PostedLooking for hidden production issues on VPS2026-03-17
  • Commented onLooking for technical co founder2026-03-17
  • Commented onI built a SaaS to manage my own rental apartments, now launching it publicly2026-03-17
  • Commented onSkeptical comments improved my product more than praise did.2026-03-17
  • Commented onThe AI Paradox: Everyone wants the productivity. No one trusts where the data goes.2026-03-17
  • Commented onWhy your Lighthouse score lies to you sometimes2026-03-17
  • Commented onToday I shared Stated on the Build Board and it finished at #49 with a couple of upvotes.Small start, but it feels good to put something out2026-03-17
  • Commented onI sold houses, couldn't code, and built a SaaS anyway2026-03-17
  • Commented onStop asking “How do I get users?”2026-03-17
  • Commented onI sold houses, couldn't code, and built a SaaS anyway2026-03-16
  • Commented onBuilding SabrTime: Creating a Small Digital Space for Mindfulness and Spiritual Consistency2026-03-16
  • Commented onThe AI Paradox: Everyone wants the productivity. No one trusts where the data goes.2026-03-16
  • Commented onSkeptical comments improved my product more than praise did.2026-03-16
  • Commented onToday I shared Stated on the Build Board and it finished at #49 with a couple of upvotes.Small start, but it feels good to put something out2026-03-16
  • Commented onI built Costlix – a comparison engine for life decisions2026-03-16

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