... exactly, we have clients from different countries: mostly North America, UK, Australia, EU, but we are EU-based company and it's easier to comply with EU regulations when the providers are also registered in EU. And although WorkOS is registered in US, it's compliant with GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and other regulations. Comment from Anastasiia(@alieksia): Tuta Mail for business correspondence, because it's EU-based (Germany), encrypted, and not too expensive, Brevo for marketing - I like its customization ... ... automations, integrations, it's EU-based, and not too pricey, WorkOS

... time lurking and discovering incredible tools here and I figured it was time to introduce myself and start connecting with other builders. Right now, I am working at Laxsis Technologies where we are building Unified Orbis, an AI-native WorkOS focused on eliminating tool sprawl by bringing team communication, task tracking and automated workflows into one intelligent workspace. Beyond our day-to-day build, I'm passionate about modern workplace productivity and learning from how other teams solve real operational ...

... tools; it's the constant friction of switching between chat apps, task trackers, docs and wikis just to piece together daily context. Right now, I am working in a startup that is building Unified Orbis , an AI-native WorkOS designed to solve this exact problem. We're consolidating core team communication, task management and automated workflows into a single intelligent workspace so teams can cut down on tool sprawl and focus on actual execution without juggling five separate subscriptions. Building ...

... outside provider. Comment from Anastasiia(@alieksia): A possible counterpoint: instead of cleaning up later, we try to stop the cluster forming. In the project I'm working on we put authentication and email verification behind an external provider (WorkOS), so an account only reaches our table once it is verified - the disposable and unconfirmed ones never land on our side. So we do not auto-delete, and we keep the table minimal. Happy to explain ...

... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  Okay, here is the list: :D https://www.youtube.com/@VojtaZizka https://www.youtube.com/@KirillJ... https://www.youtube.com/@BizBuil... https://www.youtube.com/@PavolNe... Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): definitely @jackbridger 's Scaling DevTools , featuring the founders of @Supabase , @Vercel , @WorkOS and 100 more... Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @rohan_108  never heard about the UpFlipPodcast! Seems really interesting! ctually, do you know any podcasts focused on buying and selling digital businesses? It would be really cool if there ... ... Podcast best product/growth content. His interviews with founders who actually built things (not just raised money) are gold. Latent Space if you're in the AI/ML space, this is required listening. Deep technical conversations about what's actually working vs

... with PayPal because I already had the account laying around. Might add Stripe later. I just went with a pay as you go credit based system and I just track the credits in my own DB. Tools/Process: Fired up VS Code, installed Claude Code, used it to author everything for the front end and back end. Used Amazon Q to help me setup all the cloud infrastructure. Went with Elastic Beanstalk for the back end and just a S3 bucket ... ... auth its just device id stored in keychain no accounts needed which keeps onboarding super minimal biggest challenge has been text extraction different sites block scrapers differently. revenucat for subscriptions has been great tbh, saves a ton of time vs

... happening, but it's not the death of SaaS. It's the death of bad SaaS. For years, you could build a mediocre product in an uncrowded category and charge for it simply because the cost of building an alternative was high. Those days are gone. If your product is a thin wrapper around a CRUD database with a nice UI, you are indeed in trouble. The SaaS products that will thrive are the ones where the gap between ... ... actually good product is enormous. Stripe. WorkOS

... Mastra (YC W25) is launching on Product Hunt today, releasing stable 1.0 for building AI apps and agents, and announcing 300,000+ weekly npm downloads, 19,400+ GitHub stars, and production use at companies like @Replit and @WorkOS . I had a blast working on this launch with @calcsam @smthomas3 @bookercodes and team, and wanted to share with you some thoughts we put into the ops. It all started last December, when @bookercodes reached out: We are launching ...

... Product Hunt! Tejas here, 19 years old, founder of @Dimension , a powerful AI co-worker that gets work done for you before you need to think about it. We raised $2M+ from founders of @GitHub , @Pitch , @Netlify , @Framer , @Postman , @WorkOS , Frame, and more, and we're launching to the world today! AMA. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): @suptejas  love the thought you put into building @Dimension . keep up the great work Comment from Tejas Ravishankar(@suptejas): @fmerian  Appreciate ...

... developers. Some are hidden tho. They weren't featured or didn't rank in the Top 5. Let's shine a spotlight on them. Here are some hidden, awesome dev-first products that I found here: AuthKit by WorkOS : pre-built, customizable sign-in UI GitHub Copilot X : AI-powered developer experience Gitpod CLI : take Gitpod to your local command line Linear Insights by Linear : instant analytics for any stream of work Liveblocks Yjs by Liveblocks : build Notion-like text ...