... Today is launch day for Sujova, and since this is the forum for showing what you're working on, here's mine and the story behind it. I work at a bakery in Finland. I have absolutely no coding background. A while back, planning a small group trip to Riga, Latvia turned into 47 browser tabs, a Google Doc nobody touched, and a WhatsApp thread that slowly died. Everyone had opinions. Nobody had a plan. So I built the tool ... ... needed, using AI and no-code tools (Lovable, Supabase, Paddle). It took months of evenings around bakery

... considering pushing launch date down the line in order to follow the advice you may provide. Is vercel day the better day to launch? should we be more active in the community before announcing a launch? I'm a baker by profession, completely new to the tech space. Is a successful SaaS just another pipe dream for those like me? Comment from Daniel Boardman(@danielboardman): @satchmo_saunders  I'm launching on July 29th . I've been working in Marketing ... ... first real stress test of the boring pages too. I'll do a full walk through this weekend as if I'm a stranger seeing it for the first time. And ha, thanks for the last line. The bakery

... orders directly from customers, and grow your food business without paying high marketplace commissions. FoodHQ is the all-in-one platform built specifically for food businesses. Just as Shopify helps merchants sell products online, FoodHQ helps restaurants, home chefs, bakeries, cloud kitchens, and catering businesses create their own ordering ecosystem. No coding. No technical setup. No dependence on third-party marketplaces. With FoodHQ, you can: Launch your own branded ordering website Manage menus, products, and categories Accept online orders directly ... ... gives that control back to you. Your customers order from your brand, on your website, through your ordering system. You own the customer data. You own the experience. You keep more of your profits. Build For Restaurants Home Chefs Bakeries

... location. But pure wiki + utility feels a bit dry, so I added game elements points, titles, quests, rankings, likes and comments on guides. Stuff like: visit 50+ places in one city and you unlock "Honorary Local." Explore enough bakeries in Paris and you get "Baker