I m curious how other founders and builders approach early traction when launching a new product.
Specifically:
Do you start with a structured traction plan, or iterate week by week?
How much do you rely on templates vs. fully custom strategies per product?
At what point do you decide that an idea is not worth pushing further?
From my experience, the hardest part isn t execution itself, but deciding what not to do in the first weeks especially when time and focus are limited.
Our ready-to-use templates on Bult.ai, making it easy to deploy popular services in just one click.
Instead of spending time on manual configuration, networking, storage, and environment setup, you can now launch production-ready services in minutes directly from the Bult.ai dashboard.
We ve just published a new n8n tutorial for Bult.ai.
It shows how to deploy n8n on Bult.ai in minutes and build a personal AI assistant connected to Telegram, Gmail, Google Tasks, Google Contacts, and Calendar. The guide covers deployment, importing a ready-made workflow, credentials setup, and testing text and voice prompts.
We just shipped a new feature on Bult.ai that many developers have been asking for.
We added a built-in Terminal, which allows you to access and debug running services directly inside the platform. This makes troubleshooting much faster and removes the need for external tools or custom setup.
If you are deploying microservices, experimenting with templates, or debugging environments, this should make your workflow much smoother.
More improvements are on the way. Happy to answer questions and would love your feedback.
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