MMichael Shadpour5h ago · 3 min readI'm really stuck with my app. Can someone help me figure out what to do?I'll be honest: I'm stuck, and I could really use help from people who've been here. A few weeks ago I posted about trying to sell Starling, an app I built that nobody had used yet. A lot of you told realmichaelshad.hashnode.dev
NNazmul Khalid17h ago · 5 min readHow Long a SaaS MVP Really Takes, and What It CostsOriginally published at nazmulkhalid.com. "How long will it take, and what will it cost?" It's the first question almost every founder asks me, and the honest answer is "it depends", which is useless 1Atechnonazmul.hashnode.dev
JJulian Neagu17h ago · 13 min readWhy Every Founder Needs a Personal Brand Website (And How I Built Mine)Key Highlights: A personal brand website on your own domain is the one digital asset you fully control. It answers who you are, what you've built, why people should trust you, and how to reach you, aljulianneagu.hashnode.dev
SSaaSClerk1d ago · 7 min readI removed the account wall from checkout. The 48-hour claim link is where the risk lives.First published on the original post. For a year my checkout had a wall in front of it: an account was required before payment. The reasoning was simple — a subscription has to belong to somebody. Thesaasclerk.hashnode.dev
BBjarni (DeskStack)1d ago · 2 min readWhat I learned selling small fixed-price services in writing only (no calls)I've been setting up a tiny service business that runs entirely by email: fixed scope, fixed price, no discovery calls. Early notes, since it's a model a lot of solo builders could use: 1. Productize 2CAdeskstacknotes.hashnode.dev
BBhavesh Vaghela1d ago · 1 min readA launch-week video checklist for small product teamsLaunch dates don't move, and the video is often the last thing finished. This checklist keeps it from becoming a rush. Before production One sentence about what is new and who it is for. Final screen1believeedits.hashnode.dev
AAdil Soukaini | Full-Stack Developer1d ago · 7 min readHow much does it cost to hire a software developer in 2026?Originally published on shipfastdev.com. A full-time software developer in the United States costs roughly $190,000–$200,000 a year once employer costs are added to the median salary; in France, a medadilsoukaini.hashnode.dev
TTukri2d ago · 5 min readWhat broke when an AI agent filled in 50 sign-up forms for usAt the end of October we put Tukri, a Bangla point-of-sale and dues-book app for small shops, on a list of 50 directories and launch sites and tried to get it listed on all of them. The scoreboard is 2DAtukri.hashnode.dev
MMarius-Florin Cristian1d ago · 1 min readOne set of security records for customers, auditors and regulatorsCustomers, certification auditors, regulators, insurers and buyers each ask about a company's security in their own words. This chapter shows that they ask for the same small set of records, such as akeibidrop.hashnode.dev
GGermán Giménez2d ago · 5 min readWhy we stopped routing every AI task to the most expensive modelI'm Germán, CTO and co-founder of Napsix (NapsixB2B), a small team in Mendoza, Argentina. We build what we call an agentic workspace: a place where a company's people, its tools and AI agents work tog1Agermangimenez.hashnode.dev
