Solo founder building from India, currently powered mostly by coffee and the quiet panic of shipping things alone. A bit about me: I've been building internet products solo for a few years now, mostly bootstrapped, learning everything the hard way. My main one is Pictify, an API that turns HTML into images and PDFs at scale, which has quietly taught me more about running a SaaS than any course ever could. These days I'm heads-down on a new project and doing the messy, unglamorous part of taking something from "it works on my machine" to "real people use it." Not here to pitch though. Mostly here to learn from other founders, give honest feedback, and feel a little less alone in the building.
Lifecycle email tools make you write the templates, blast them from a marketing domain, and report opens. Fluxway does the opposite.
It reads each user's real PostHog activity and drafts a personal note in your voice. It grades every draft on five checks before it sends from your own Gmail. No segments. No tracking pixels. It proves lift against a real 10% holdout, not opens.
