Omar Farook

Omar Farook

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CEO, Founder @ Glorify & Blitzit
HTML Pub
•36 reviews
We use Cloudflare for DNS and a Cloudflare Workers layer to serve published pages at the edge — R2 for storage, KV for routing, HTMLRewriter for injecting analytics and form scripts on the fly. Sub-millisecond page serves, globally. For a platform that hosts customer pages, latency is the product. Cloudflare makes it fast without making it complicated.

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HTML Pub
•36 reviews
Push to master, it's live. That's it. We run a Next.js app with Postgres, Redis, and background workers — Railway wired it all together. When you're small moving fast, the last thing you want is to think about hosting. Railway made deployment a non-event.

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HTML Pub
•36 reviews
We built an entire SaaS product — 562 commits in 3 weeks — with a 1-person team. Claude Code isn't autocomplete, it's a teammate. It holds the full context of our codebase, runs in the terminal, and ships real features end-to-end: analytics pipelines, admin dashboards, AI chat editors, auth flows. We tried Cursor and Copilot — they help you write lines of code. Claude Code helps you build products.

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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Our entire team works remotely on Slack.

What's great

remote team collaboration (94)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Frill allows us to engage our user communities by gathering bug reports and feedback on ideas, upvoting confirmed roadmap milestones and updating statuses. We send Frill update notifications into Slack, to know whenever an idea or report is submitted which allows us to stay on our toes. We now have a clear idea on what developments to prioritise as we continue building.

What's great

Slack integration (1)customer engagement (2)feedback collection (6)feature request management (3)product roadmap management (5)upvoting system (2)status updates (1)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Notion always kept us organised, that's why we integrated it to Blitzit too! We use many views for databases including tables, timelines and calendars. We've considered ClickUp in the past, but found Notion more flexible and easier to customise dashboard layouts for our needs.

What's great

flexible customization (71)database functionality (34)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Without Electron, Blitzit couldn’t have been deployed so quickly!

What's great

fast deployment (1)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
We use Vuejs for the Frontend UI and UX components.
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
User friendly backend backend backend!

What's great

scalable backend (23)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Community management - Discord allows us to connect and nurture our passionate user community.

What's great

community building (45)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
With Brevo (previous Sendinblue), targeted email campaigns and automatons is super easy.
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Rewardful makes affiliate management super easy, from technical setup, campaign / offer setup, affiliate signup, all the way through to managing commission payouts.

What's great

easy setup (4)affiliate management (3)commission payouts management (1)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Our entire app's design system and prototype lives on Figma. Figma allows us to build a tactile prototype, indistinguishable from the real experience.
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
Framer allows us to build web pages super fast. Super helpful when testing marketing campaigns and launching new documentation pages via the CMS.

What's great

fast performance (23)CMS features (8)
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Blitzit
•36 reviews
We create all our blog images, marketing banners, stories, posts and more with Glorify! The infinite canvas makes it effortless! (totally biased!)

What's great

infinite canvas (2)
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Slack
•36 reviews
The best way to stay aligned. This is where work lives for all my team.
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Gmail
•36 reviews
The only email tool I've every used for the last 15 years. Perhaps I don't know any better.
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Zoom
•36 reviews
Great for booking calls via Calendly
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Ship by Product Hunt
•36 reviews
Seesm like a great way to prelaunch
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