I got feedback on X that Trndr should have more color. It was fully black & white before — clean, minimal, data-first. Since we focus on TikTok + Instagram, I tried adding pink… and now I’m not sure if I like it or if it's too intense. Still debating. What do you think?

I see so many people on X with $0 MRR jumping straight into “marketing.” Trying ads, testing hooks, rewriting landing pages… But here’s the uncomfortable truth: you can’t market your way into product-market fit. Before spending a dollar on growth, find 5–10 people who: •

If you're a creator not using AI for trend detection, script writing, or scheduling - you're already behind. The old manual playbook doesn't work anymore. You have to upgrade your approach with what AI makes possible. Or watch others 10x their output while you stay stuck.

ChatGPT needs starred messages. I'm juggling like 20 ongoing conversations - coding help, research, brainstorming, daily journaling. Can't find anything. Have to scroll endlessly or search. Just let me pin the important ones to the top. Feels like a no-brainer feature. OpenAI

Why do people send DMs like this? No product, no angle, no clear path to collaborate. I’m obviously not going to dig through their profile to figure it out.

When you’re just starting to build your presence online, the hardest part isn’t “what to post.” It’s not getting sucked into scrolling instead of creating. It feels productive at first — “You’re researching, learning, getting inspired.” But there’s a moment when it stops being

Creators won't compete on ideas in 5 years. They'll compete on: - How well they automate - How many formats they can multiply with AI - How efficiently they scale output It's an automation quality war now.

Open-source is free infrastructure waiting for a business model. Wrap it in a UI, charge $29/month, call it SaaS.

With Trender, I almost made the classic mistake of jumping straight into growth before refining the product. People often say: “Just ship an MVP and start growth hacking.” I’ve done that before- and yes, it brings some users… but it also brings high churn if the product isn’t

Startup idea: Build a tool that analyzes your product and generates ranked growth hypotheses along with resources and an action plan to test each one. Monetize via subscription + affiliate revenue from recommended tools.

finally a tool that actually decodes the secret sauce behind viral posts - trndr app because guessing engagement patterns is exhausting

Introducing 'Ideas Backlog' on Trndr 🚨 Your niche’s viral content → saved → ready to create. Now you can: • sort all videos by virality inside your niche • pick the ideas, hooks, formats you actually like • save them to collections/bookmarks • return later and create

Personal branding frameworks don't work. Not because they're wrong - because they're generic. You can't force your thoughts into someone else's template and expect to stay consistent. The volume of content required now is insane. If you're faking it, you'll quit. The only

The hardest part of building in public for me is remembering to actually post. Some days I get so deep into product, market, and user feedback that I just… forget. Feels like the real skill is building a posting habit. How did you do it? Timer? Routine? Or was it natural to you

There’s a massive oversimplification on X where people say: 1. build a product 2. grow a product But in reality, there’s a whole stage in between. After you build the first version, you have to sit with early users, understand where they get stuck, refine onboarding, improve

Who started watching season 5? What do you think? :)

Is it just me, or is Claude Code a bit confused today?

Vibecoders vs. Apple 3 weeks waiting for app approval. Apple promises 48 hours. Here’s what’s actually happening: AI tools let anyone build and ship apps now. The vibecoder wave is real, and Apple’s review team is drowning in submissions they never planned for. “Higher than

App Store submissions are a nightmare. Anyone tried Manus for that?