gazi nurul hasan

gazi nurul hasan

Building Micro-SaaS & cool tech products
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About

Hey there! I’m passionate about technology, SaaS products, and generative AI. Always looking for innovative tools that solve real-world problems and optimize daily workflows. Love connecting with fellow builders and makers—let’s chat about tech, AI, and product growth! I’m a Serial Builder passionate about Micro-SaaS, AI apps, and developer tools. Currently managing a pipeline of 50+ software products from idea to launch! Always looking to solve real-world problems, build in public, and optimize workflows. Love connecting with fellow makers—let’s chat about tech, AI, and product growth! Upcoming Projects: • HypeSaaS • HeyAxo • MagicFunnel

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Maker History

  • ManyGPT
    ManyGPTEvery AI model. One workspace. One shared memory.
    Aug 2026
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    Joined Product HuntJune 16th, 2026

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10d ago

The hardest part of indie hacking is not coading, it's knowing when to kill a feature.

curious how others handle this.

when you are building solo or in a tiny team, every feature feels like your baby. you spend days tweaking an edge case or adding a cool little toggle beacuse you think it's neat.

then you launch, and crickets. nobody touches it.

lately, i have been trying to force myself to look at user data and ask- am i building this because it actually solves a problem or just because i enjoyed coding it?

Freelancers: how do you actually chase clients who don't pay on time?

I keep rewriting the same awkward email friendly at first, firmer two weeks later and I hate every minute of it.

The tools I've looked at want me to move my books into Xero or QuickBooks first, which is a much bigger change than I'm willing to make for this.

Curious how others handle it: do you chase manually, use a tool, or just let smaller invoices slide? And does what you do actually work?

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11d ago

Does learning languages or building language apps still make sense in the age of AI?

Whenever I travel abroad, I can usually get by with English.

In the rare cases when I visit countries where very few people speak English, I can still manage with a translation app.
And now, AI can even translate conversations in real time.

I only learn foreign languages these days to fill my free time (if I have any left).

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