Weeks 1–12: All good. Weeks 13–14: Hit usage limits → fallback to Ask + Agents → slower cycles. Yesterday: “$200 for Max? Nah, Cursor is fine.” Today morning: Subscribed to Claude Code Pro → instant wow. Today afternoon: Upgraded to Max. I should’ve made the jump sooner.

snapkit.studio #6 🔥 30 pieces of user feedback on my desk. Here’s my P-rule for feature priority 👇 P0: Must ship this sprint (critical) P1: Should ship soon (major pain) P2: Nice to have if resources allow P3: Good to add someday P4: Just an idea, log & park

Zero profit, solo founder. Monthly dividend ETFs > new features.

You set up your website and added GA (Google Analytics), but without this one thing, it won’t be much use. The “one thing” is filtering out your own traffic. Every time you visit and test your site, GA logs those events too. Checkout this. support.google.com/analytics/answ…

How to speed up Claude Code Too many rules in CLAUDE.md = slower & less accurate reviews. Claude parses this file every time. One-liner prompt 👇 “Keep lean: core rules only, minimize duplication/examples, write concisely.”

When applying images to your service, which way feels the most convenient? I’m building an image CDN for web & mobile apps — handling upload → optimization → delivery in one step. 👉 snapkit.studio Feel free to share your thoughts! 🙌

Would you use it if you could do upscaling (AI image enhancement) and background removal just by manipulating the image URL? One user suggested this features. example: fox.jpg?upscale=2x&remove_bg=true

기본적인 개발 지식 학습 없이 바이브 코딩하면 모래성 쌓기나 다름 없는 이유 ✴️ Claude Code: "아, 정말 좋은 지적입니다! 제가 설명한 방식은 실제로는 작동하지 않을 것입니다."

Is your site slow? It's probably your images. Free audit reveals → 2x faster loading speeds possible → 50% CDN cost reduction achievable → Exact steps to fix it Perfect for: Global SaaS, E-commerce, Content platforms 25/30 spots left. snapkit.studio/en/free-diagno…

Today I asked a former colleague from my first job to consider my service. I've been hesitant to reach out due to my introverted nature, but now isn't the time for such trivial concerns. I'm going to try everything going forward.

Reaching out to friends to try my product. I was terrified of "Is that all?" So I postponed. But when I reached out, everyone wanted to help. Trust I built as an employee came back. Key lesson: "If it doesn't sell, it's just a toy for yourself" Shifted to sales.

business > my personal fear snapkit.studio/en/blog/facing…

I found this post on Reddit, and as someone who's building a development tool with a developer background but lacking in marketing, it was really helpful. I hope it helps you all too. reddit.com/r/SaaS/comment…

Let customers define your product direction. 2 client meetings. 2 rejections. "Can't we just do this ourselves?" That's when you know you've failed. Your SaaS must solve hard problems simply, not look easy to build. Build what customers need now, not what you think.

How many global services are not multi-region due to AWS us-east-1 region failure is being revealed

Completed migration of API server that was running on AWS to Railway.I determined that Railway would make it easier to respond to infrastructure outages like this since they operate independent infrastructure. How did everyone else handle this outage?