Your Ideal Customers Are Posting On

When you mentioned context feed Claude...How do you in general do context management when the data is across so many applications? Any tips on effecti

i tracked every hour i spent on my SaaS for 90 days. only 10% was actual coding. started using toggl a few months back because i felt like i was getti

9 months in: £10.4K revenue, 1.8% CR, and 50+ 5-star reviews. But our SEO/organic traffic is a massive bottleneck. Are we underperforming? Hey everyon

Are user pain points from the google playstore useful signals for creating a SaaS product? I'm a product designer and I'm always working on side proje

Used superhuman, lasted through the trial. Didn’t search well enough, very limited. Can’t enrich with other context. Went back to ms graph access and

Is grinding DSA problems still worth it in 2026, or has the hiring meta actually shifted? I've been prepping for FAANG-style interviews for 3 months -

Simplifying name in Google Business Guys, I am thinking of shortening the name of my **google business profile** from "Smith* Ophthalmology - Dr John

so many strange keywords on my search console.. help There are many strange keywords (hundreds per day) indexed in Search Console. Mostly ilegal tv st

Anyone Getting A Bunch of Interviews But No Offers?

How much productivity gains have you seen from AI? I have about 1YOE but worked several internships pre-AI boom so i got to see a world before Claude

Has anyone actually rolled out “talk to your data” to your business stakeholders? With a few recent releases over the past month, I feel like we are \

Builders: is Clawbot worth it as a day-to-day assistant? Mixed reviews have me hesitating. Should I invest time setting it up? I’m shipping my app + j

#ShopifyDiary 315: Woke up to two 5* reviews 🎉, plus a 1* from someone who installed the app last night, couldn't get it working, messaged us, then le

Boost finished. When an app ranks for multiple keywords, something's going well. Today is the first day without the boost, the goal is to stay positio

@ceo_wale @use_parrot Would like to know more about this though, is there an App somewhere to get the customers reviews from?

How do you get backlinks for a service business? I’m a bit new to SEO and working on it for my own service-based company in florida. I’m trying to do

Indie hacker graveyard: ⚰️ "Built for 6 months, 0 users" ⚰️ "Didn't check if anyone wanted this" ⚰️ "Picked a saturated market" ⚰️ "No monetization s

Indie Hacker reality: No team No funding No hype Just problem → solution → consistency. Small progress daily > Big plans never executed. #indiehack

oops… my last Cursor month was not cheap 😅 (500$) left it on Opus 4.6 and completely forgot to switch it back. indie hacker lesson of the month: che

Indie Hacker reality: No team No funding No hype Just problem → solution → consistency. Small progress daily > Big plans never executed. #indiehack

the X algorithm is acting up if you're an indie hacker or builder who likes to share your learnings publicly, let me know in the comments. I'll crea

shipping from this desk. indie hacker at work.. 🌌 https://t.co/3IgMMGsDqJ

@justbyte_ the modern indie hacker starter pack

what's hardest truth You've learned so far as an indie hacker?

You are an indie hacker.. for sure! You want to build an app... for sure! You need to copy a working one.. for sure! You need to stick with it for

My AI coding stack as a solo indie hacker shipping 3 products: -Claude Code - primary workhorse (90% of coding) -Cursor - rapid prototyping + UI work

@jonathan_wilke Hi The Indie Hacker trifecta: Next.js + Agentic Dev + Build in Public. This loop is currently undefeated for rapid scaling.

@marclou praying for expired credit cards is peak indie hacker energy

Having had time to explore AI during my brief unemployment, I cannot help but think of ways in which the latest models could aid students, especially

@AndrewBolis The biggest level-up I've seen: switching from task-focused to outcome-focused prompts. "Write me a post" vs "Write me a post that makes

I learned to write the perfect hook as a solo saas founder and this are my favs: 1. "Is it possible to..." → inspired by Mino Lee, works best on Inst

OpusClip's $215M software vs My $39/mo SaaS OpusClip: - Raised $50M by 2025 - Team of 72 - Unlimited Resources Vugola: - Bootstrapped by an 18/yo -

@KevinNaughtonJr i used to think like that but ive slowly gravitated towards product led growth, esp with SAAS. how hard is marketing really if you ha

Starting at 0. Everyone told me copywriting in 2026 is a terrible idea. But every SaaS and Creator/Info founder I've talked to has the same problem. T

3 questions every SaaS founder needs to answer for channel-product fit: ​- Margins: Can you actually afford to acquire users here? - Velocity: Does

@benjhaberman Just launched https://t.co/vH3wFtpfiB where founder get feedback and traffic on their SaaS products.

SaaS Founder: “We have thousands of landing page views. Let’s retarget everyone with a Message campaign.” Me: No. Here’s why: not all page views a

Can’t remember since when I always wanted to create my own SaaS. Started following @gregisenberg and it looks like you have to change a mindset from

Honest founder question. Some experienced builders told me: “3 SaaS in 3 months shows dedication. But first learn how to launch, sell, and build dis

How to win in 2026 as a SaaS founder: ❌ Stop building in stealth ❌ Stop assuming demand ❌ Stop perfecting forever ✅ Validate from real conversations

Founder building Reddit Lead Gen SaaS while scaling SleepLeads. I'm looking to connect with other indie hackers to bounce ideas with. Feedback, AI ag

@saimagnate niche selection is overrated what matters is solving a real problem and owning the distribution of your solution

@ItsMeBenChan 391k in 8 days from a “dead” account is wild. most people don’t have a growth problem — they have a positioning + consistency problem.

If your product solves a real problem, distribution should feel like matching, not forcing.

AI is making software cheaper to build, but distribution is getting more expensive. When everyone can ship an AI app in a weekend, "I built this" sto

@zuess05 Niche distribution first, not mass marketing. Post where your exact users already hang out, share build-in-public updates, DM early users fo

@zuess05 first thing? accept it’s not a product problem, it’s a distribution problem you can’t expect people to use something they’ve never even seen

You can vibe code an app in a few hours with AI. But getting people to care about it and pay for it still remains a challenge. Dont overlook the dis

Most startups don’t fail because of competition. They fail because nobody urgently needs what they built. Product-market fit > funding. Distributio

@tom_hirst tried this exact playbook 3 years ago, didn't work. what actually moved the needle was cold outreach and solving 1 specific problem for a s

You built a tool that solves a real problem. It's fast, it's clean, it doesn't crash. But you have 0 paying customers. Welcome to the hell of distri

@Pushkarkx The best product in the world dies in silence. Build in public and you'll never have a distribution problem.

pretty high risk in my opinion. if metric definitions were already messy agents just scale the confusion faster. what helps is forcing the agent to re

From my experience, the biggest practical win was automating first-line customer support. Order status, sizing questions, return policy, shipping time

Most online small businesses & solo founders don’t just have a marketing problem. They have a pain problem. They’re posting, tweaking offers, re

@zuess05 @ASolovichh Find the humans who are expressing some pain and reply to their comment, try to engage them. This is not where you distribute tho

@webdesignerng Happiness while building. Pain while marketing.

I spent 7 years trying to build an online business. Affiliate marketing. Guru courses. Content that went nowhere. The problem was never tactics. It

@samreenn2525 marketing isn't harder, it's just that bad code doesn't give you instant feedback but bad marketing does you can ship broken features f

@samreenn2525 Yeah, people can vibe-code apps in one day, but marketing the product isn't easy, so that's the pain point for many people 😀

I have five years of experience in ML/DS, and I've never felt like I could ace a technical round if I got laid off. Is this normal? I am an ML Enginee

10 year old domain/business website can’t rank high in Google?!?! I’m a business owner of a trades business that has been operational for over 10 year

The most expensive email in your business is the one you never send. Think about it. You run 12 discovery calls this month. 4 people say they need

What’s the best way to use an extra .app domain for SEO and branding? I’m building a web app, but the perfect domain name I wanted was super expensive