How to find a successful SaaS idea quickly: 1. Find a problem you have in your daily life 2. Build a landing page for the solution 3. Add a paywall (email is not enough) 4. Promote your page on X, Reddit, and Hacker News 5. 10+ signups = Start building ⚡ 6. Else: Back to step 1

How to make your first $1OOK as an indie hacker: 1. Find a problem that you and many others face in your daily lives 2. Build the MVP so fast that if its a fail you won't even care 3. Launch in on Reddit, Product Hunt, Hacker News, and other platforms A. If you earn over $5K

Yesterday I launched my first ever SaaS at 13 years old. The results? 🚀 • 2 free trial sign ups (worth $35/m if they convert) • 1 lifetime payment (worth $16–huge discount) Regardless of the result, I'm still committed to my goal of $10M. This is just the start of

Drop the link to your SaaS 💻 I'll personally be reviewing each one and paying for my favorite/most useful tool. (must be following)

if you're not investing over 50% of your SaaS revenue into your financial future, don't be surprised when you find yourself left behind.

what have you been working on lately?

Taking a break from coding to complete some side quests…🇮🇹

Success doesn’t happen overnight. It takes focus and desire. No exceptions.

🚨 Starting to build SaaS #2 in Public! The problem? Founders have no interactive, digital guide to help them launch their product successfully. They spend hours coding and preparing to launch, just to: - get 3 upvotes on Product Hunt - get banned on Reddit - launch in the

is work-life balance really that important? On vacation right now

Day 1 of building SaaS #2 in public. A few weeks ago, I shipped my first SaaS online at 13 years old. I spent months coding and yet only managed to get 3 paid customers on launch day. With my new startup, I'm going to: - ship as fast as possible - focus on 1-2 core features -

should I bootstrap my latest startup or seek VC investment?

Day 2 of building SaaS #2 in public. If you don't know exactly what your ideal customer looks like, you're setting yourself up for failure. My perfect customer: - indie/solo dev (higher end of $$) - not familiar with different product launch platforms - launching for the first

Can we get to 100 by the end of the month? I’m a 13 year old documenting my journey to $1M ARR! (I follow everyone back)

just do it.

Pitch your startup 👇 yes, this is marketing so use it!

Day 3 of building SaaS #2 in public. New project, same core tech stack. I'll be using Next.js + Supabase for the frontend, backend, auth, and DB. I am also going to be using Tailwind CSS + shadcn for styling, and Resend for emails. More 3rd party tools to come as we start

Founders, what are you building?

Merry Christmas to all Founders! Keep shipping!