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hire someone to do this full time and you’ll out produce the creative agency you hired by 10x you can get someone in the Philippines or India to do t

Is jobber software worth it? I keep seeing the YouTubers talking about it, haven’t tried it yet but will probably try the free trial soon. Any thought

Building in public has its downside. Companies fail and people that never built anything are quick to judge.

building in public is so powerful but it's hard to stay consistent, so i thought of building tools to help people do it in a more effective way! do y

Day 1 of building a micro-SaaS 🚀 Starting something small and focused. Keeping it simple. Keeping it fast. Goal: • Solve one daily problem • Build i

@hey_sourin Building in public from the get go makes all the difference

Building in public isn’t about showing off. It’s about forcing yourself to: - Ship faster - Get feedback earlier - And stay accountable Silence kil

Day 1 of building a micro-SaaS 🚀 Starting something small and focused. Keeping it simple. Keeping it fast. Goal: • Solve one daily problem • Build i

If you are not building in public, you are making a mistake.

@starter_story @julian_gargi building in public is a great way to show your work and eventually get customers

@hnshah thinking in public is just building in public without a content calendar

Building in Public is hard ... change my mind :)

@shotguncaio Building in public pushes you to do even more that you normally would

thoughts on the benefits of building in public?

@liuuuk311 Building in public definitely gives you peer pressure and motivation as well

I hate running. But building a startup feels a lot like it. Most days aren’t dramatic. You just show up, put one foot in front of the other, and trus

@SoraiaDev Two months from idea to #1 in three categories. This is what building in public unlocks - real-time feedback loops, early adopters who beco

Building in public. One new user can change everything 🙏

Building in public: just shipped browser automation. Can now post to Twitter, Threads, and schedule from Telegram. AI-powered content pipeline. 🚀

Day 14 of building in public. Yesterday, I showcased my MVP of ClickFlow (a better & simpler screen recording software) Today, I found people ac

building in public: micro-launches that show if your idea clicks focus on winners, not maybes

Startups don’t fail from stupidity. They fail from unclear paths. Building in public to fix that. No hype. Just progress. What early decision would

@wizofecom the power of building in public is that it makes you impossible to ignore people wonder how people grow their networks and empires so qui

First commit in 4 months. Life happened, but no more excuses. Building in public and sharing everything I learn as a backend developer 🚀 #BackendDev

Building in public means embracing the messy middle. #BurnoutSyndromeSeriesEP7

Bookmark this if you are building in public -It took me 180 days to gain 180 followers -It took me 3 days to gain 50+Follower Then • Not verified •

Unpopular opinion: ML without problem-solving skills is fragile. You can train models. But when data is messy or things break, logic saves you. That’

@enjojoyy Post in public. Share what you are building. Aggregate a list while your sort out bugs.

Day 14/365 building in public 0 $ made 0 client 1 new follower 42 followers in total Read Alex Hormozi's book on offer Made a reel Engaged Posted

@catqpx Building in public with that level of community involvement is exactly how lasting projects are made. The traction speaks for itself.

✅ Day 4 of Building MorphoPDF in Public - Planning improvements to the tool to reduce latency - Fixed some security vulnerabilities Tomorrow is def

@atlonglastcz I’m building in public now.

Day 7 of Building from Public from Da Nang 🇻🇳 Today's Goals: 🚩Finish implementing full ticketing system 🚩Improve responsiveness of UI 🚩Record demo vi

@karllittleboy Building in public is uncomfortable, but the learning speed and trust compound fast.

@enjojoyy Post it when it works, even if it’s buggy. Building in public is about progress, not polish. Bugs invite feedback — silence doesn’t.

is building in public still a thing on here?

Day 1 of building my X account in public. How can I make this better? Yesterday's stats: • 61 replies • 3K impressions • +10 followers, -2

Day 39 of building LandingBoost in public 🚀 Visits: 1,163 (+39) Signups: 113 (+4) LP scans: 290 (+14) Paid users: 6 (no change) MRR: $21 (no change)

Building in public on X. If you’re a builder, creator, or learning AI/startups and open to small collaborations (post swaps, co-writing, reply to repl

Day 8: building my planning SaaS in public. ✅ 309 followers ✅ 235K impressions ✅ Started onboarding tab ✅ Polished commenting column UI ✅ Hit the gym

Day 5 of Building in Public To improve my marketing skills, I made AI agents to teach me strategies, SEO, PR, and coldreach. I hope I learn fast enoug

@aryanlabde Yes, 100% agree, what’s the most important thing that building in public helps you with?

i’m building AND grieving in public. it’s not easy to keep going under these circumstances, which is why the support that lasts 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 the struggle mat

@Iamcaddex Thank you, are you building in public too?

I’m building in public — bugs, wins, and all. Try it out, drop feedback, or roast it 😅. Your input helps me decide whether to double down or enhan

@catqpx Building in public is the real win.

@QuickBooks @QuickBooks @sasan_goodarzi @MariannaTessel 7:10 pm ET Another blown promise. No email. No phone call. No explanation. No help.

Hyper-local page versions for local SEO I'm pretty new to SEO see recommendations for local SEO variations for each of your money keywords, e.g. "wate

Builders dilemma: Should I share my app now while it's functional but buggy AF, or grind to perfection before posting? How far do you 'build in publ

@stacksetco Hey @stacksetco i wanted your feedback on something i built recently https://t.co/PqgDaJdeLe i help people build a website, public knowle

@krishnadotdev Hey thanks man! I'm maintaining follower quality as I want feedback to build in public (also provide feedback if I can). Would you like

Just hit 90+ followers since starting to build in public yesterday! Got a solid boost in just one day. What’s working: ∙Being a reply guy ∙Engaging in

5 years ago, I was drowning in e-learning hell. Endless modules. Rigid quizzes. Zero flexibility. I quit midway ..the system owned me, not t

Coachsync --- **I built an AI platform that turns 2-hour exam creation into 15 minutes.** Here's the story --- Indian coaching institutes have too

A New Study Found an AI Tutor Outperformed Humans, But the Real Story Is Why A recent exploratory study by Google and |= Eedi tested an AI tutor (Lea

𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐧 𝐄-𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐨𝐟 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐠𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠. Students weren’t engaging, and course completion rates were low. We built an AI

Very little AI helps you 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 better. Google Gemini’s 𝗚𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 quietly changes that equation. Instead of rushing to answers, it slows th

New Programmer - Big Project Guidance Hey folks, I am a System Admin that started at a company that assumes computer = computer so because I can supp

Point-in-time scans are obsolete. Use #SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) to continuously monitor the supply chain. If a new zero-day hits a dependency

@tonnoz @KCodes7777 the "build in public" crowd can be tough but it works. i'm dogfooding my own saas for growth and the consistent posting definitely

@creatoriqlabs @flexsphere_dev yeah distribution is a beast these days its def harder than the actual coding im dogfooding my own tool rn to try and g

@hex_paradus love the energy. i also quit agency work to scratch my own itch. 3 months is aggressive but respect the hustle. i spent way longer on my

@duborges tech skills + marketing is a cheat code. i always say that i can build anything (ex-unit 8200 helps with that) but getting users is always t

Product used to be enough to win. Today, marketing is how you survive. as for me? I don't know how to promote my product. #marketing

@AbdulManna84717 @Bappfun do you think solo builders really can go far without big marketing push anymore

@AbdulManna84717 @Bappfun does this actually lower the barrier for solo builders or just marketing speak?

@the_neoray @Bappfun bappfun empowers the solo builder and small teams by removing the need for massive marketing budgets or middlemen

Today I didn't really know what to post, so I guess I'll just share some honest thoughts. I'm not good at marketing, and I'm not always sure if this

@MS_BASE44 If you had to rebuild from zero today, what tools would you choose as a solo founder? Infra → tech → deployment → AI → sales → support → m

🔥 Startup idea scored 8.2/10 by AI Tribunal Solo Healthtech User Acquisition Crunch: Solo healthtech founders encounter extreme difficulty in gaining

@abd041_ page 2 is great progress google trusting your site is huge im dogfooding my own saas for growth and seeing similar traction the long tail key

@clemmygames Marketing feels like trying to be a pop YouTuber. Double the work, and it’s totally not fun—especially for a solo dev. I am going to put

Lessons you learn building an agency at a young age Pt. 2: Create systems early on Pro tip: Ask your LLM of choice to create your SOPs based off any

@pcnerd37 @averycode I'm using android, and a few days ago I checked Caspy on app store website and surprised it got bad reviews. The ratio is 50:50 t

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Don't write a single line of code until you find a "Gap" in the App Store. Here are the 6 Gaps that signal a $20k+ MRR opportunity: 1️⃣ Quality Gap: B

Just made something for indie hackers and app builders: A Chrome extension that pulls low-star reviews from any Play Store app → exports as markdown.

My first SaaS Tidiy, failed. Here's why. - I didn't validate market fit before building. - I built features instead of talking to users. - I assume

I love booking meetings for my #coldoutreach clients. I DOUBLE love seeing the lead engages right away—confirming the meeting. Cold email is not dea

Build in Public Jour 2 🛠️ Je vais écrire un livre sur les relations humaines et la société. Et je vais le faire en même temps que je construis mon Sa

Everyone says: 1. Product Hunt - like/comment spam → launch 2. Indie Hackers - "be helpful" → promote 3. Build in public on X for 6 months Takes l

my whole working thesis: - "build in public" is dead - "indie dev" = bad branding - "ai-first" = bad branding - "I made a—" no one cares access to a

@davidonchainx hard disagree. building audience before product often means building hype for vaporware. better: build in public. ship small, get fee

Sup X crew, Want to connect with more who: • Build in public • Really Code • Vibe Code • Experiment with AI • Think in code What’s one workflow li

@enjojoyy I’m in the same situation and I decided to ship and build in public. But I have no big audience so it almost doesn’t matter. You get great f

Hello guys where are the build in public founders right now? what is everyone doing to collect cash right now while their project is still taking sh

@enjojoyy Post now. Not the whole app. Not the bugs. The thinking. Share: the problem you’re solving what surprised you while building what you’re u

@jason_howerton This post is spot on. There needs to be a platform with an end-to- end workflow. Each step in the workflow has a checklist, state-leve

@Devjungle2 Honesty, mostly. When you build in public, you can't lie to yourself about progress. The timeline holds you accountable. Also - the conn

@a16z the "single-person unicorn" part is already happening. built a full saas solo in 6 weeks using ai coding tools. would've taken a team 6+ months

If you're a solo founder looking to build an alternative to Slack, ServiceNow, Salesforce, or any big SaaS company, good luck getting funded by VCs wi

So non-b2b viral marketing doesn't build a sustainable b2b saas business I guess (<sarcasm> never could've seen that coming </sarcasm>) ht

Unpopular opinion: You don’t need to quit your job to build a successful SaaS. Your 9-5 is funding your runway, teaching you skills, and removing desp

I kept noticing the same thing. Most SaaS advice sounds good, but falls apart the moment you try to build. So instead of collecting more opinions, I