I recently built an end-to-end appointment booking + client follow-up system for dental clinics using NextJS + Shadcn + n8n. Everything from booking, reminders, to post-visit follow-ups is handled 100% automatically. ✅ Auto-schedules appointments ✅ Sends confirmations & reminders via email/SMS ✅ Follows up with patients after appointments ✅ Built with scalable n8n workflows + custom integrations. This saves clinics hours of manual admin work each week and improves patient retention. 🎥 Full walkthrough here: https://www.loom.com/share/75a0a04db8e04fdfbb8a3faeccb2a376 Like the post and DM me if you're interested to learn more :)

Working on California based company that is pretty big and expanding, they initially wanted a customer service agent but now they want a Voice Agent, and after hearing a brief demo they want it to cover their entire businesses communications. The agent has the ability to create help desk ticket via email already but they are going to want to add CRM access and scheduling access. What do you guys think of an implementation like this?

Everyone talks about burnout like it’s a badge of honor. Late nights. Missed weekends. Constant hustle. But maybe it’s not that you’re lazy… or disorganized… or lacking motivation. Maybe you’re just stuck trying to do everything manually in a world that rewards automation. Think about it: You're generating leads but you’re qualifying them one by one You’re replying to DMs but it’s eating your entire day You’re booking calls but dropping half the follow-ups And deep down, you know something's off. The truth? Most businesses don’t need more effort. They need more structure. I’ve seen small brands go from overwhelmed to overbooked Not because they worked harder. But because they built a system that worked for them. If your brain is always tired, If you’re always 10 steps behind, It might be time to stop chasing and start designing. 🧠 Let your systems carry the load. 💼 Let your workflows work for you. ⚙️ Let your business breathe.

I’ve been trying to close my first client under my own name but haven’t succeeded yet, despite having: Worked with top agencies and big freelance clients Delivered real products (voice AI, automation tools, etc) A strong portfolio with detailed case studies A clean, decent website (www.7gence.com) A decent LinkedIn profile with some traction https://www.linkedin.com/in/muhammad-anas-zeb?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app A solid automation catalog and some demos. Still, no conversions. If you’ve closed your first client, what helped you do it? Also, if you can refer me to a decision-maker, I’m open to sharing a good percentage of profit on any closed deal which you bring towards me!

This has been my weekend project. I saw a job posting on linkedin last friday and I got a shit eating grin, what if I could automate this job using ai? The job posting was for a new project estimator for a manufacturing company that focuses on sunshades, balconies, and awnings. While I did not build a automation to completely replace that job position, I built a helpful tool that could calculate the costs of each product they sell. I used Vercel's v0, which is a tool similar to firebase studio in order to code up a simple front end. The hardest part about this project was getting the backend n8n calculation data to show on the v0 front end. I had to call up my biz partner in order to look at my code and come up with some solutions. Vibe coding will only take you so far. 😂 I plan on creating a more professional showcase of the demo product and send it over to the company and see if they show any interest, if not I will just find similar companies like them and send it to them. https://www.loom.com/share/f5fd25399761461394173a41c20c9fde?sid=9ceb1bed-6743-4654-8b54-ce826a0ec5f0