Divyansh

I'm 16 and currently building a SaaS that monitors websites and alerts you whenever a specific change you requested happens.

I've built the backend using Cloudflare Workers, set up Supabase for the database, and working on the UI it's functional, just needs a design clean-up.

The more AI I build, the clearer it becomes for me that the model is rarely the issue. The true bottleneck is context. AI can write fantastic code.

However, it fails when it needs to comprehend:thousands of existing files,project structure,decisions made before,and all the consequences of making one single change.

I've been thinking about this while getting closer to launching my own product.

There are so many new products launching every day that simply saying I built this doesn't really give someone a reason to try it.

So when you discover a product built by a solo founder or a very small team then what actually makes you stop scrolling and to look what they really built?

Is it the problem they're solving, demo, story behind the product, social proof, recommendations from others or something else?