First problem which we founders face is, where to find fresh SaaS ideas? There’s this free newsletter that sends weekly SaaS ideas pulled from real user pain points. Check it out at saasideas.wiki

Imagine if, reading a book, there was no option to turn it back to the previous page. How carefully, would you read that book. That's life. Same thing is with your product, when user first time visits it, that must be great!!

Why most indie hackers are building social media automation, or feedback platform Try some real ideas, directly suggested from the real users And that too for free, saasideas.wiki

Don't fall for the Black Friday shopping mentality when building your SaaS: more features don't always mean more value. Focus on solving real pain points for sustainable growth. Try some real ideas, directly suggested from the real users And that too for free,

Why don't more designers become founders? Historically, designers didn't control production. Today, with code as the medium, designers can build what they envision. The time for designer-founders has never been better.

Startups Y Combinator is looking for:

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So true!!

Any tried new chat feature?

Is it better to build 10 tiny projects, or 1 big one?

more features don't always mean more value. Thoughts?

What’s a better alternative to the boring ‘Get Started’ or ‘Sign Up’ button text? Drop your wildest ideas

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biggest way to extend startup runway? not revenue. not funding. laughter.

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