Hello Reader, Ever wondered what it really takes to build a SaaS application from the ground up—not just running a few prompts and hoping for the best? My latest video dives deep into building a SaaS directory application from scratch, taking you through every crucial step: 🎯 Defining your target audience with user personas This isn’t just a tutorial—it’s a masterclass in thoughtful app design. By the end of this video, you’ll see how pre-work, such as customer problem statements and validation, saves time, prevents missteps, and lays a rock-solid foundation for development success. Get ready to level up your app-building skills. Whether you’re a seasoned founder or just starting out, there’s something here for you. Catch you in the comments, |
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Hello Reader, If you’ve been following my updates, you know I’m deep in the world’s largest hackathon right now. But this isn’t just a coding challenge for me; I’m treating it like a real startup sprint. In this week's newsletter, I share everything: – What we’re building now – How we’re building it (tech stack, tools, process) – And most importantly, why we’re making the decisions we are But first, some backstory. We’ve already killed four ideas. Yes, really. Since Virgil and I became...
Hello Reader, Imagine having one clean dashboard to track product launches. → Track popular launches for inspiration. → Switch between Product Hunt and Tiny Launch.(Soon, more options based on your feedback.) → Chat with AI for the next steps. What started as a simple Chrome extension has evolved into something bigger. Jivro's Product Launch Dashboard Today, we are excited to announce that Jivro beta is officially OPEN. No more lost ideas.No more browser tab overload.No more missing the next...
Hello Reader, Last week, I came off an intense stretch of focused work. I call it extreme momentum. It’s the kind of mode where I move fast, ship hard, and almost forget to breathe. But when it ends? I crash. Not energy-wise — system-wise. Because during those bursts, I stop updating my tools. No OmniFocus. No Notion. Just building. And when I finally slow down, I’m staring at a mess: Outdated tasks Random notes & ideas Disconnected logs of what I did A system that no longer reflects my...