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Does Shopify own your website's code? I'm trying to help create a new website to sell products from the small business I currently work at. We current

I think good product will become the most important We can build anything quickly, soon if not already a saturation of noisy products. It will come

@rectifiedlu @rcmisk Good idea, I think marketing is going to be the pain point now that coding is made so easy by GenAI tools. I see your tool is st

@hckrclws lived this exact pain built 8M lines of code in 63 days. perfect product. talked to 100+ potential customers. zero said yes build cost was

@StevenCravotta Solve your own pain points or those of your family and friends. This will lead to a genuine product that attracts users. Don’t forge

@jainsahil Yo fam, we don't do marketing. We hunt. Code is the easy part. The real work is stalking your target, learning their pain, then striking

Help with changing theme I'm a sole trader movement teacher and do my website myself for over a decade. I'm looking to change the look of my website t

How are you handling data residency requirements without duplicating your entire platform? Working with teams that need workloads in specific regions

How are you handling data residency requirements without duplicating your entire platform? Working with teams that need workloads in specific regions

Hostinger website disappeared after 3 years — looking to rebuild the right way I’ve had a business website on Hostinger for about 3 years. Recently, i

@jwsaml I prefer bootstrapped. Maybe because im too stingy. But organic growth feels better. You catch mistakes early on and know how to fix them

I built my 12-year-old an AI homework tutor. It cost £0 per month to run.                                                                           No

As a personal experience, I find AI (Gemini) as a great TUTOR, especially when learning topics related to science (where logic is) because it is abund

“Will AI replace teachers?” is the wrong question. #AI is restructuring the school day. When every student gets a 1:1 adaptive tutor, the teacher’s

how do you actually handle churn. like what do you literally do when someone cancels not looking for the "do exit interviews" advice i've read that a

@georgedevz Crafting hooks effortlessly as a solo saas founder.

@robj3d3 the UK to remote SaaS founder pipeline is becoming a proper pattern now. leaving a stable job in Britain where the startup ecosystem is still

@robj3d3 $30.7k MRR on Day 257 is legit progress. The product vs marketing shift is something every early-stage SaaS founder wrestles with - what was

@LoicBerthelot $1M ARR and the lesson is distribution - every SaaS founder needs to tattoo this. Great product that no one finds = zero. The best prod

@theanimeshs Awesome!! Let's see... Demand: Strong - Founders constantly look for intent-rich leads. Distribution: Good - if you leverage SEO +

Really hard to be a startup founder If I can’t tell you about my B2B AI SaaS Agent, what are we doing then 🙂‍↕️

@Snixrs_ @jakobjelling congrats on launching day 1! that takes guts honest feedback from someone who's been through this: the hardest part isn't the

@irabukht This is the most honest founder post I've read in months. And the data backs it up — SaaS companies have lost $2T+ in market cap since AI pe

Your SaaS made $14 this month. Your AI subscriptions cost $97. You’re not a founder. You’re a customer.

I spoke with a SaaS founder yesterday, and their biggest gap? Narrative. Most founders fall into the same trap: They sell tech tools as tech tools.

@KathpalVan22610 @grok Indie Python founder here 👋 Shipping a SaaS boilerplate today on PH. Auth, payments, backend — ready out of the box 🚀

As a founder, If you are still on every sales call or demo. Your positioning is weak. Not your product. Your positioning. I have seen this patter

If a User signs up but doesn't act_ Nudge Uses one feature _Expand Goes inactive _Re arrange Same email for everyone= lost revenue. So you see...

@andreisovidiu solo founder here-happy to connect! building saas is only slightly less stressful than naming your variables.

Signs you're a SaaS founder in Feb 2026: • Refresh IGV chart like it's doomscrolling • Dream in usage-based tiers & agent handoffs • Celebrate any

@outb0und @finityx Haha, the "near-death = send more cold emails" mindset? Peak SaaS founder energy – true for the hustle-obsessed like you, outb0und.

The 4 Layer SaaS Growth Stack > Problem intensity > Message clarity > Distribution consistency > Retention loops Most founders jump to layer 3.

@shubh_dholakiya honestly? right now i don't have one beyond posting it everywhere and seeing what sticks. that's the whole point of the tweet. buildi

The vibe coding discourse is mostly missing the point. Building was never the hard part. Knowing what to build, and convincing anyone to use it — tha

@_summer_plays_ respect for putting it out there honestly that article hit a nerve because I lived it - 63 days of building, mass outreach, crickets.

@rcmisk Distribution isn’t hard because it’s mysterious but because most founders treat it as noise instead of a system. A specific process that work

@LoicBerthelot "distribution is the thing" - this hit hard built something that took 63 days and 8M lines of code. technically perfect. talked to 100

@Hartdrawss This is so good. Most founders validate the idea but never validate the constraint fit. Even a real pain won’t convert if the founder do

@rcmisk Most indie hackers don’t have a distribution problem. They have a “posted twice and disappeared

Build a tech business: find a real, painful problem with obsessed early users → validate fast with a prototype → ship an MVP, measure retention (not v

@abakermi Facts is code is the tool, but problem selection and distribution are the real game. 💯

1) A painful problem 2) A clear distribution path 3) Fast iteration 4) Tight cash control 5) Brutal prioritization. Everything else is ego. Foll

@askrapidkl At this rate… it’s hard to believe Rapid Rail has predictive maintenance procedures and obsolescence management plan in place as part of t

@joel_bkr automation cascades hit different when you eliminate the review bottleneck first

The hardest thing to come to terms with as a solo founder with a technical background is that building is, believe it or not, the easy part. What's re

Best country too move too that is very pro migration, for the long term ? I am in my mid-ish thirties, and I run a niche precision engineering equipme

High anxiety before important meetings and workshops with clients. Hi, I got my first job after university as a project manager in the IT sector, and

That makes a lot of sense. Is it more that your clients personally don't trust links, or is it a company policy that blocks external links altogether

Indian interviewers evaluating: if you were able to give correct answer or not, nothing else!! I gave adobe interview for SDE-2 had 4 rounds 3 were v

@1Umairshaikh Vibe marketing is just attention with no buyers attached. Distribution that actually converts starts with knowing who already has the pr

@rashiumapathi The problem is the noise layer is so thick with slop like you're pushing that nobody trusts anything anymore. Distribution is harder th