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Hi everyone, I could really use some human assistance with an urgent account issue.

My account and services (including my business email [email protected]) were suspended due to missed payments while I was taking care of a family member. Because my email is offline, I cannot receive the 2FA code required to log into my Hostinger dashboard to pay the outstanding invoice.

I've already emailed support and the billing team ([email protected]), but I'm completely stuck in automated AI loops and haven't received a human response.

Could a staff member or moderator please help escalate this or advise me on how to manually settle my payment and regain access to my account?

Domain: www.bakkersexpertise.nl

Account Email: [email protected]

My project: FixGuard AI — pre-flight QA for sites built with AI Builder. It opens your site in a real browser, fills your forms in, presses submit, and watches the network to see what actually happened.

Goal: Catch the failures a green "Thanks!" message hides — a form that sends nothing, one the server rejects, links that lead nowhere — before your customers do.

What I've made progress on so far:
- Live on all four: VPS runs the audit engine (Chromium), Web Hosting + AI Builder serve the landing page, Agent helped with DNS and copy
- Score /100 with evidence per finding, PDF certificate, share links
- Audited my own AI Builder landing page with it: 76 → 99 over six runs. It found my badge blocked by CORS, and a tap target 4px too short
- Found 2 API routes returning 500 on every call, and 3 false positives in my own checker — a QA tool that cries wolf is worse than none
- Accounts, admin console, privacy policy

Where I'm stuck or need feedback:
1. Audits need a free account, because an audit submits real forms and I won't give that to anonymous users. But judges may bounce at a sign-in wall. Would you sign up to try it, or leave?
2. Reachability is checked from one region only (one VPS). How are others handling "works everywhere"?
3. Hostinger Agent has no API. How are you showing Agent usage as evidence?

My next step: My landing page still says "no account needed" — that's false, fixing it today. Then audit 5 real AI Builder sites and record the demo video.

How the community can help: Built something with AI Builder? Reply with your URL and I'll audit it and send you the report. Only your own site — FixGuard submits your forms with test data, so it can reach your inbox. You'll get every broken form, dead link and console error it finds.

What I shipped:

A working MVP of Orchestry, a private workspace for organizations to manage people, teams, and tasks.

Core features:

Organization workspaces with invitations, three fixed roles (admin/manager/member) with restricted notes and per-field visibility, tasks with Kanban boards and comments, in-app notifications, activity history, data export, and a workspace deletion. Built primarily in Hostinger AI Builder, with a custom Node/Express + PostgreSQL API on a Hostinger VPS backing part of the data layer.

What I learned:

Scope discipline was the hardest and most valuable part. The idea kept wanting to grow into a full HR suite and cutting that back to a focused core was what made it buildable in the time I had.
Building the VPS-side API from scratch (auth, routes, permissions, deployment) taught me a lot.
AI Builder credits run out faster once you're iterating on permission logic, worth budgeting more conservatively for that than for the visual/content side.

What I'd do next:

Get a few real organizations or NGOs to try it and stress-test whether the permissions model solves a problem they actually have. Before trusting it with anything beyond demo data, I'd want to properly harden the VPS API (it's currently running with some testing-era configuration I haven't gone back to lock down) and get a real security review of the permission enforcement.
Also I would work on the pricing and branding more then move to adding new features like a daily mood checker for the employees/team members and add custom roles and more sets of permissions and isolation between teams.

My project:
BuildAndDo — a collaborative platform where humans and AI learn, build, solve problems, and turn real experience into reusable capability.

Goal:
Make AI collaboration more useful than chat. A person should be able to bring an idea, problem, or skill they want to learn; work on it with people and AI; actually do the thing; verify the result; and turn what was learned into something others can inspect, improve, teach, or reuse.

What I’ve made progress on so far:
We’ve built the core web platform, workspaces, missions, workflows, community surfaces, evidence system, live roadmap, development automation, and the beginnings of a capability graph.

We’re also dogfooding BuildAndDo to build BuildAndDo — connecting our AI Guildmasters, GitHub/GitLab development, testing, telemetry, deployments, failures, and verified progress back into the platform.

Where I’m stuck or need feedback:
The challenge now is convergence: making the full loop work cleanly from
idea → collaboration → build → verification → reusable knowledge.

My next step:
Demonstrate one complete public journey where a human and AI collaborate on a real challenge, produce an outcome, verify it, and turn that experience into a reusable capability or lesson.

How the community can help:
Give us something real to try. What would you want to learn, build, fix, or accomplish with an AI collaborator?
Join the wiki, forum, discord, github, were building it all in public.

And what proof would make you trust that you actually succeeded?

I’m also happy to help other challengers with AI agents, automation, infrastructure, observability, deployment, or system architecture.

My project: FixGuard AI — pre-flight QA for sites built with AI Builder. It opens your site in a real browser, fills your forms in, presses submit, and watches the network to see what actually happened.
🌐 https://fixguardai.online

Goal: Catch the failures a green "Thanks!" message hides — a form that sends nothing, one the server rejects, links that lead nowhere — before your customers do.

What I've made progress on so far:
- Live on all four: VPS runs the audit engine (Chromium), Web Hosting + AI Builder serve the landing page, Agent helped with DNS and copy
- Score /100 with evidence per finding, PDF certificate, share links
- Audited my own AI Builder landing page with it: 76 → 99 over six runs. It found my badge blocked by CORS, and a tap target 4px too short
- Found 2 API routes returning 500 on every call, and 3 false positives in my own checker — a QA tool that cries wolf is worse than none
- Accounts, admin console, privacy policy

Where I'm stuck or need feedback:
1. Audits need a free account, because an audit submits real forms and I won't give that to anonymous users. But judges may bounce at a sign-in wall. Would you sign up to try it, or leave?
2. Reachability is checked from one region only (one VPS). How are others handling "works everywhere"?
3. Hostinger Agent has no API. How are you showing Agent usage as evidence?

My next step: My landing page still says "no account needed" — that's false, fixing it today. Then audit 5 real AI Builder sites and record the demo video.

How the community can help: Built something with AI Builder? Reply with your URL and I'll audit it and send you the report. Only your own site — FixGuard submits your forms with test data, so it can reach your inbox. You'll get every broken form, dead link and console error it finds.