Since AI came onto the scene, building software products has never been easier. Anyone can become a solo SaaS founder now — whether you’re building tools to boost productivity for businesses or solving everyday problems for regular people.
But here’s the thing: most of these new founders have no experience with the software development lifecycle (requirements → build → test → deploy), so they end up cutting corners — going straight from build to deploy and completely skipping testing.
That’s a serious problem. Skipping tests tanks your product quality, ruins the user experience, and opens the door to some really bad outcomes — security vulnerabilities, frustrated users, lost revenue, a damaged reputation, and in some cases, even loss of life.
So how are you actually catching bugs after you ship?
I’m researching how indie founders catch bugs after deploying. Not selling anything yet — just trying to figure out if this problem is worth solving before I build.
If you run a SaaS (any size, any stage), I’d really value 3 minutes of your time on a 6-question survey
Happy to share what I learn with anyone who fills it out. Drop a comment or DM me if you’d rather just tell me directly.