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[text] What are you building currently? - Website - Android app - IOS app - Nothing

[text] What are you building? Reached 75k people Last time✌️ 140+ Replies🚀🚀

[text] Is anyone building a new app that has Zero AI functionality included...? 🤔 Or is this kind of mandatory nowadays just to stay competitive?

[text] Founders, let’s connect 🤝 What are you building this week? Why?

[text] Can I call myself a founder with $0 MRR?

[text] What are you building this weekend? Last time it reached 22k people✌️

[text] As a founder, what’s the best way to get your first 100 users? 1. Building in public 2. Cold outreach / DMs 3. Organic SEO / Content 4. Ads

[text] Let’s connect founders 🤝 Share what you’re working on this week 👇

[text] Let’s connect founders 🤝 What are you building this week?

[text] Can I call myself a founder with $0 MRR?

[text] What's better? - building solo - with a co-founder

[text] is anyone else sick and tired of marketing? i just want to build

[text] “Just build a great product and users will come.” One of the biggest lies in startups. Distribution > product Marketing > code Attention > features Every single time.

[text] Share your product links✌️

[image] My first mobile app got approved this weekend (second try). Couldn’t be happier. Things I learned: → You don’t need an expensive setup, I built mine on a $700 Ubuntu laptop → Knowing how to code makes everything easier, even vibe coding works if you know the fundamentals →

[text] Building a startup is actually simple. • find a problem • build a solution • sell it That's it.

[image] Yesterday, I submitted my first app to the App Store 20 days building. Learning. Fighting. Figuring it out. No mac made it even harder. Even after 6 years coding, nothing prepares you for the first app. App Store & google Play setups were harder than coding itself. My stack:

[image] I got the job 🎉 A 6-figure contract landed in my inbox on the last day of Q1 2026. From a comment I left 8 months ago. This one is a big deal to me I accept congratulations!!! 🎊

[image] If you want to get more eyeballs on your business and promote it for free, submit your startup to these 50 directories: 1. Pitchwall .co 2. Betalist .com 3. Launchingnext .com 4. Killerstartups .com 5. 10words .io 6. Betabound .com 7. Feedough .com 8. Activesearchresults .com 9.

[text] As a solo founder, what’s your MRR goal for 2026? - $1k - $5k - $10k

[text] The biggest lie in startup advice: "Move fast and break things" For solo founders the truth is: "Move consistently and build trust" Speed matters, reputation matters more Breaking things is expensive when you're the only one to fix them

[text] Sharing a big list of Reddit subs where you can post your app/startup r/InternetIsBeautiful r/Entrepreneur r/productivity r/business r/smallbusiness r/startups r/SideProject r/SaaS r/startup r/Startup_Ideas r/thesidehustle r/juststart r/MicroSaas r/ycombinator r/Entrepreneurs

[text] Things I learned from launching my first app: → Add verification or your DB will be full of bots → Start promoting before launch or you’re already late → Use your app every day, you’re the best tester → Don’t overthink, you’ll learn on the way → Talk to users early (they’ll

[text] What’s everyone building. Let me be your customer. If it’s an app or SaaS I want to check it out and support solo devs, small teams and people looking to gain more customers. 👇

[text] On X, everyone knows how to build a startup. - validate first - talk to users - market before building Theory is easy, practice isn't.

[image] I’ve watched world-class engineers and designers lose weeks of their lives to "just one more thing." Why? Because they didn't have the structural integrity to say "no" with data.

[text] Ways to Get Your First 100 Users 📈 - Reddit - problem discussions - X (Twitter) - build in public - Indie Hackers - founders - Product Hunt - launches - Cold DMs - direct outreach - Free tools - attract users Distribution > product early.

[text] Don’t build your SaaS from scratch You’ll waste months on auth, billing & dashboards Use these 18 SaaS boilerplates instead✌️ 1. ShipFast (Paid) 2. Supastarter (Paid) 3. Makerkit (Paid) 4. Divjoy (Paid) 5. SaaS Pegasus (Paid) 6. Laravel Spark (Paid) 7. TurboStarter

[text] Most SaaS don't need more feature; it needs more eyes - more visibility Here are some platforms that gives you that if you use them well; 1. Product Hunt - Huge traffic spike if you rank - Very competitive, best for polished products 2. BetaList - Great for early, stage

[text] Good morning my guys ♥️ Start the day with Gratitude and the decision to get better.... God handles the rest. TODAY WILL BE A GREAT DAY 🎉🙏

[text] Dear friend, It's Monday, wake up senior son, Brace yourself man, Put on your game face, Grind like never before, Chase the bag daily and persevere. Build your Empire.