... drafts need editing. But last week it sourced 40 leads, wrote 12 cold emails, and posted in 6 communities on a Tuesday night when I was debugging a payment bug until midnight. Built specifically for solo founders and tinyteams who are post-launch but not yet seeing traction. The ones who know they should be doing more marketing but product always wins the day. No marketing hire needed. No 6am content routine. Just a morning review ...

... surfaces everything it did with a simple approval flow so you stay in control without being in the weeds. No marketing hire. No agency retainer. No 2am guilt about neglecting growth. Who it's for: Solo founders and tinyteams (1 3 people) building early-stage SaaS who are post-launch but pre-traction and keep watching marketing slide to the bottom of the to-do list. What makes it different: Most AI marketing tools give you a blank canvas ...

... employee. Bootstrapped. For context: most SaaS companies celebrate $200k-$300k per employee as a strong benchmark. If 146 people can generate $400M, what does the math look like at 10? We're already seeing solo founders and tinyteams building products that scale faster than ever before. People like Justin Welsh or Pieter Levels @levelsio are generating crazy figures and they're doing it by leaning hard on social media distribution and AI tools, not headcount. AI handles the code ... ... bottleneck used to be headcount. But in 2026 it's definitely not. What do you think: is the 10-person unicorn actually coming? Comment from Neal Miskell(@wereframe): @byalexai  Great question on the solo

... slower compounding (most of the time), more constraints on bets, less ability to brute-force distribution. Beyond "pressure", VC is forced ambition, access to unfair advantages, and sometimes necessary for category leadership. So in the end it not freedom vs pressure but control vs

... heartbeat URLs for cron jobs and workers so silent failures get caught, and clean hosted status pages you can point your customers to. I care a lot about observability, but I want it to be realistic for tinyteams who don t have an SRE function and whose time really matters. If you have a moment to check out the launch, I d really appreciate feedback, especially what you d need to trust this in production, and what one feature ...

... People of product hunt! I m leading the launch for a small startup called Haven, which basically means I do well, everything. I love working with tinyteams and building things from scratch, and I m hoping to learn from the brilliant people here who ve been through this before. I m here to meet other folks who ve shipped things, get smarter about what actually makes a launch successful, and hopefully connect with some testers or fellow privacy/fintech nerds ...