# Reddit r/SaaS — post draft

**Subreddit:** r/SaaS
**Flair:** "Show & Tell" if available; otherwise no flair
**Account:** 6+ months old, some comment history in r/SaaS or r/startups
**Title (≤ 300 chars):**
*I built an AI blog outline generator with a non-dismissible fact-check warning on YMYL topics — here's the full build log*

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I launched [OutlineAI](https://outlineai.dev/r/saas) 12 weeks ago. It
generates SEO blog outlines — H1, 5-8 H2s, FAQs, keyword targets,
internal link suggestions, 3 title alternatives — in about 16 seconds.
Free tier of 3/day, Pro $9/mo, Agency $99/mo.

The thing I want feedback on is the **YMYL fact-check warning**. About
30% of real topics people try are health, finance, or legal. A
"your-money-or-your-life" topic with wrong information can hurt
someone. So every YMYL outline I serve has a non-dismissible banner
at the top of the results page and in the Markdown export:

> *Health topic: verify medical claims, outcome estimates,
> contraindications, and safety advice against authoritative
> clinical guidance before publication.*

The user can't copy a YMYL outline and silently paste it into a blog
post. I treat the warning as part of the document, not as a footer.

I also don't trust the LLM's self-classification — I run a
deterministic keyword check on the topic in 8 languages on top.

The full [build log is here](https://outlineai.dev/r/build-log). Five
real production samples are public at
https://outlineai.dev/r/samples — including the two YMYL ones
(sleep and home buyer) so you can see the warning in context.

I'm not looking for "looks cool!" feedback. The specific things I'd
find useful:

- Is the warning mechanism over-engineered, under-engineered, or
  about right?
- For the standard outlines (no warning), would you actually use
  this, or is the value too thin at $9/mo?
- Anyone running a content agency want a 6-month Pro code in
  exchange for a private Loom of how you use it? I have 5 codes
  set aside for that.

Email hello@outlineai.dev or comment here.