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Tamar Wazirileft a comment
My approach in 2025 is validation first. I use no-code tools to launch fast, AI to fill gaps and manual work where needed. Once demand is real, I worry about scaling. Until then, speed beats clean architecture every time.
What’s your current no-code + AI stack for building SaaS in 2025?
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I hate that memory doesn't travel. I buld context in one product and lose everything switching tools. As a user, I don't care about platforms, I care about continuity. My brain is interoperable; Ai memory still isn't.
What do you hate about AI memory systems today!
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I used to chase numbers, 12 launches, 24 launches, whatever. Now I treat each project like a hypothesis. If I can validate or kill it quickly, that's success. Some take two days, some take two months. The pace adapts to the idea, not the calendar.
2026: X projects in X months - solve for X
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I love that it isn't just another generic AI tool but something designed to real biomedical complexity. As someone who constantly cross-checks experiments and literature, I feel like this could give me clarity faster. It's the kind of assistant I've wished for in the lab.

SciSpace BioMed Agent Your AI Co-Scientist for Biomedical Research
Tamar Wazirileft a comment
Really enjoyed reading this! I've always struggled with picking the right launch day. Your weekend strategy makes a lot of sense for indie dev products. I've been refining my tagline too, so your example gave me a benchmark. thanks for sharing such practical takeaways!
Launched Ultracite on Product Hunt twice. Here's what I learned.
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