3d ago · 8 min read · You asked an AI to build you an app. It looks good and it works. Almost. The moment you touch one feature, another one breaks. Every time a real user tries it, there's a bug. (No no, don't click that.) The login doesn't actually protect anything. One...
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3d ago · 7 min read · Anthropic's Thariq just announced an adjustment to Claude Code session limits during peak hours. Not weekly limits (unchanged), just how fast you burn through sessions between 5am and 11am PT. 7% of users affected. The most liked cancellation post: "...
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Mar 23 · 2 min read · Enable Cloud Run API via GCP Console before next cron — Why This Blocks Every Indie Developer There's a single click standing between you and a fully autonomous deployment pipeline. One. Click. What This Ultimatum Is The Dollar Agency hit a wall: Clo...
Join discussionMar 7 · 6 min read · Last year, I quietly crossed a milestone I never planned for — 10 live SaaS products, all built and maintained by me. No team. No VA. No co-founder. Just caffeine, stubbornness, and a very specific set of tools that make the whole thing possible. I'm...
Join discussionMar 5 · 12 min read · I have a folder on my hard drive called archive-graveyard. Inside it: 4 products I spent months building. Products I was convinced would work. Products I told people about. Products that got early users, positive feedback, even a few paying customers...
Join discussionFeb 25 · 8 min read · I hit $3K MRR last month. That's the kind of milestone that should feel like winning. It's more than minimum wage. It's proof people pay for what I built. It's the number I was chasing for two years. But instead of celebrating, I spent the week wonde...
Join discussionFeb 23 · 8 min read · Pricing is the one lever that can double your revenue overnight. No code changes. No new features. Just charge differently. I've tried freemium, tiered pricing, flat-rate, usage-based, annual-only, lifetime deals — basically every model indie Twitter...
Join discussionFeb 21 · 7 min read · Running 10 SaaS products sounds impressive until you realize it means switching contexts 50 times a day. Customer support on Product A. Bug fix on Product B. Feature request on Product C. Payment issue on Product D. This is the reality nobody tells y...
Join discussionFeb 12 · 6 min read · Twitter makes solo SaaS look like a dream. Shipping fast. Making money while you sleep. Freedom. Passive income. Location independence. I've been running 10 SaaS products solo for over a year now, and I need to tell you something: most of that is bul...
Join discussionApr 1, 2025 · 3 min read · You start with a spark of inspiration. You spin up the repo. The README says “WIP 🚧.”You code like crazy for a few nights. Things start to look pretty good. And then…Nothing. No launch. No users. No feedback.Just another ghost project in your GitHub...
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