I've always wished I could be better with productivity, but the issue with most apps is that setting them up is just too time-consuming. I've always thought a productivity tool should be a time saver, not a time suck or a second job.
So I built the app (well, it's actually a website for now) that I would want to use. Putting the paid options aside they're mostly there because building them now saves me a headache later I could really use some feedback! It's free, and if you'd like to try the premium features, just email me and I'll enable them on your account so you can test the app to your heart's desire.
With today s tools, translation (UI, copy, even video) is no longer the hard part.
What slows us down instead are things like tax, legal compliance, hiring, support, payments sometimes even geopolitics. The moment users show up from a new country, a product problem turns into an operating one.
If your launch does not go as planned, do not judge it too quickly. Avoid the instinct to immediately add more features or pivot the product.
Instead, pause and evaluate what already exists. Check whether the core features are clearly communicated, fully polished, and genuinely solve the intended problem. Often, the issue is not the idea, but the execution, positioning, or user experience.
Refine what you have. Improve clarity, usability, onboarding, and messaging. Then relaunch with focus and confidence.
Many products fail not because they were wrong, but because they were unfinished, unclear, or rushed.
Hey everyone I m Aditya Raj, a frontend developer and SaaS builder. I enjoy working with React, Next.js, and building clean, performance-focused products.
I m currently exploring ways to improve how teams collect and understand user feedback, which led me to build Retour. I joined this community to learn, share experiences, and connect with like-minded builders.
Looking forward to great discussions and learning from you all
I have tried many of the QA platforms out there and one thing I noticed is that they are all way too overly complicated. They are also quite expensive. My platform's highest level subscription plan is less than half the cost of some basic plans for other QA platforms and I offer just as much. Ninjatest is a platform I've been working on for the past six months and have launched it recently. We offer advanced analytics for both automated and manual testing.
For automated testing, we support both JUnit and TestNG XML results files. You can upload your automated testing results and store them on our servers securely. We offer the ability to organize automated test runs, and have advanced reporting as well. You can generate a report for both automated and manual test runs and either save it to the server or download the PDF. We use AWS S3 pre-signed URLs for added security so links expire after a short time.
SubSavely streamlines subscription oversight—whether you're managing personal Netflix fees or company-wide SaaS services, it makes subscription fatigue a thing of the past.
We've all tried to rush out the door only to stumble through the discovery that we can't find our wallet. Given the prolific use of AirTags it seems many of my customers at Mighty Wallet have had the same idea, give me a pocket to put my AirTag!
Everyone talks about passive income and financial freedom... But let s be real, most of those "easy" paths feel like full-time jobs with extra steps. I kept thinking: "Why isn t there a simple, plug-and-play workflow to actually make money without the chaos?" Then I realized... if it doesn t exist, maybe I m the one who should build it. So, I did. I created StartStartups , a platform where for just $99, you can own a ready-to-launch SaaS product with full white-label rights. Here s what you get: Ready SaaS product Full rebranding, custom domain, and super admin access White-labeled customer support Hosting and tech? Handled. A built-in community to back each launch Basically, you sell. We take care of the rest. This isn t just another product drop it s a movement to help more people become entrepreneurs without spending months building something from scratch. And yes, I followed my own 5 Elements of a Winning Idea before launching this. (DM me if you want the checklist ) If this resonates, join the waitlist. Let s show the world what the power of a crowd can build. startstartups.com
What s really standing between you and your dream of becoming a SaaS entrepreneur? Is it coding? Funding? A mountain of confusion? Let s be real sometimes the biggest obstacle is just overthinking. Drop your worries (and your excuses) in the comments let s talk openly. Maybe the next big SaaS success story starts right here.
From what I ve seen, it looks like a strong competitor in the AI space, but I d love to hear your thoughts. How does it compare to GPT, Claude, or Mistral? Any standout features or limitations?
From what I ve seen, it looks like a strong competitor in the AI space, but I d love to hear your thoughts. How does it compare to GPT, Claude, or Mistral? Any standout features or limitations?
Staying productive and motivated throughout the day can be a challenge (especially on a Monday)! I've heard of people using coffee, meditation, exercise, and everything in between to get through their day. So, what's your go-to method for staying productive and motivated throughout the day? Share your insights and thoughts!
