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I would say that polite people give short, generic compliments like "nice app". People who actually need your product give you more detail feedback or long lists of feature requests. If someone…

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I use railway now after switching from Google cloud run

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Vercel for frontend, Railway for backend. Just works, no DevOps headaches, and when something breaks at 2am it's usually obvious why. Tried DigitalOcean for a while but I spent more time managing…

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For lighter workloads I usually use Railway - super fast to deploy, minimal setup, and good enough for most early-stage SaaS projects. For heavier background jobs/workers I usually go with Hetzner…

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I think the biggest issue is that the content proved people were interested in the situation/story, but not necessarily that they understood there was a product to try. 500k views is still useful…

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I’m trying to rethink how builder communities work I’ve been active in builder/startup communities for years. And honestly, after a while I kept seeing the same problems everywhere: * good posts…

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What hidden metrics do you factor into your SaaS ROI? (I built a local-only calculator to practice frontend) I’m an engineering student and I recently wanted to practice frontend deployment (just…

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my vscode extension just hit 100k installs and i still cant believe it I built this thing in april 2025 because i was tired of alt tabbing to check mobile layouts. just a preview panel inside vscode…

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My SaaS wasn't growing because i was explaining product instead of user's problem I suffered this with my previous project i always wrote about what product does. the features. the workflow. the…

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Can you U help me? I have google pro as well. But never tried so I'm looking for a tool which can save even image to video generation time.

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Validating the idea is the most exciting + most disgusting part for any idea to grow or ruin at the same. But something that I have observed on Reddit, people are bragging about anything and…

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many new agencies make the mistake of positioning too broadly. The tighter the niche and pain point, the easier the early sales conversations become.

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I do thorough research with Gemini 3.1 Pro, Mistral Large ... here is my workflow: 1. Prompt: Create a very detailed prompt that evaluates my market idea/ app/ SaaS... be critical, look for…

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The hard part is finding where your customers actually hang out on Reddit. People ask about the exact problems you solve every day, but finding those threads takes forever. I built Xero Scout for…

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same as you, it's so frustrating cuz despite that the idea is good you have to reach people everyday and tbh it's hard when you don't get replies

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what SaaS idea sounds boring but prints money 💀 lowkey feels like the internet overrates flashy AI apps viral products and “next unicorn” ideas 😭 while some boring software quietly makes…

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Two weeks after we launched, I got a DM from someone I'd never heard of. He'd read something I posted on Twitter about the problem we were solving, not even a sales pitch, just me thinking out loud…

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Great job on building an MVP in 2 weeks! However, I think there's a messaging flaw in your post. You're showcasing a solution to a problem, but you're not explicitly stating the problem. Who is your…

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Most fintech buyers prioritize immediate compliance mandates over proactive governance. If you assume they care about future receipts, you risk building a solution for a problem they are not yet…

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Do fintech companies actually care about AI governance receipts before regulators force them to? Hey everyone this is my first time posting so please bear with me. This is not a self-promotion rather…

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