Victor Coleman

The launch itself turned out better than anticipated. Stable traffic, nice feedback, a few hundred signups. I spent the night answering all of it.

Then Thursday came and traffic was at zero level. No just low but zero. For hours. There wasn't any special plan for Thursday because all the advices which I had seen were for the launch day only.

One thing I ve found hard while building a SaaS is knowing when slow progress is normal and when it s actually a sign that something needs to change.

Some weeks you ship things, fix bugs, improve the product but the numbers barely move.

It s easy to look at that and think, "maybe this isn t working."

But sometimes you just need more time. Other times, you probably need to change something.

I recently saw a reel where a girl was recording a Skill with Claude to find newly posted real-estate apartments every day.

She had specific filters - location, price, etc. and Claude would go through the new listings, find the ones that matched, collect all the relevant information, and create a spreadsheet with the results every day.