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I’ve been noticing something frustrating with YouTube analytics…
You get metrics like CTR and retention,
but you still don’t really know why a video failed.
Was it the intro?
The pacing?
The topic?
It feels like you’re just guessing most of the time.
Do you actually analyze this deeply or just move on to the next video?
I’ve been noticing that some users don’t feel comfortable completing checkout directly on websites.
But when given an option to message on WhatsApp, they seem more willing to engage.
I’ve seen a few WooCommerce plugins that redirect users to WhatsApp with product details, but they feel pretty basic.
Curious:
->Have you tried “Buy via WhatsApp”?
->Did it actually increase conversions?
->Or did it just create more conversations without sales?
Trying to understand if this is a real opportunity or just a nice-to-have feature.
If you are building sth. or just getting started with a business or chasing your dreams, keep going bro.
KEEP IT UP!! U can do it !!! And it will work out!!!
Let’s go!!!!!!
Hi, I just launched Diggit and I'm seeing drop-off at the paywall. 22 people have submitted their business URL on the landing page but didn't convert. Is that enough data to conclude something is wrong with my pricing, or do I need more traffic first?
My current model: 7-day free trial on the lowest plan, credit card required upfront. Is the credit card requirement killing conversions, or is the pricing itself too high?
I know it generally depends on the value prop, ICP/demographics, etc etc etc
But in general, what’s a good price point or range for consumer SaaS?
I forced myself to stop building in isolation and start talking to real people.
Here’s what happened:
Honestly, that was more valuable than months of coding alone. I realized my idea wasn’t as obvious as I thought, explaining it out loud exposed all the gaps.
At one point, I was frustrated because nothing was clicking. I tried different approaches: watching random breakdowns, reading other founders’ posts, even flipping through a few structured guides. One of them, i have an app idea, didn’t solve everything, but it forced me to rewrite my pitch from scratch using some prompts. Tedious at first, but it made the explanation way clearer.
A small revelation: the only people who cared all shared the same pain point. Everyone else didn’t. That completely changed who I thought the app was for.
Curious how do you test ideas early without building too much? Do you lean on conversations, mockups, landing pages, or something else?
While managing classes at ASU, my research thesis, internships and hackathons, my Google Calendar became a full-time job. I would spend hours every Sunday color-coding and shifting blocks, but by Tuesday the administrative weight of just maintaining the schedule would crush me. The motivation was there, but I was wasting my best mental energy managing the day instead of doing the work.
I realized there could be a better way to stay on track. I did not need another Pomodoro timer or a basic streak app. I needed a focus agent that lives in the background to bridge the gap between my calendar and my actual goals.
I am building a minimalist assistant designed to handle the friction of schedules and insights without a bloated UI or distracting notifications. It stays in the background so I can focus on things that move the needle.
Based on feedback from several early adopters, I am currently integrating the features they requested most to remove that remaining friction:
Does a background agent that removes the admin friction from a calendar sound like a game-changer, or am I over-optimizing a minimalist dream?
Feedback is very rare nowadays, especially quality feedback. Feel free to post below your website, and 5 questions I should answer (eg. "What is good with the UI/UX", "What is confusing?", "Which features are missing?").
I will be taking a detailed look, and giving my honest, and brutal feedback on all of them.
Hi, we are building AiAssist, the BYOK AI orchestration platform to automate workflows && build apps, agents, assistants. We are looking for directories that are interested in revenue shares & partnerships, and also affiliate marketing partners who want to earn up to 50% revenue share.
Drop a comment if you are in. I’ll DM you more intel.
What are you guys building this weekend?
We built an Airtable extension 🚀
It lets you create, manage, and automate AI video influencers with almost no effort.
Just plug in your API keys → we handle the rest.
• AI video generation
• Scripts + images automatically
• Fully automated workflows
• Manage multiple “influencers” at scale
Integrated stack:
Replicate, Hugging Face, FAL, Google, Grok, Kling, Seedance 2.0… more coming.
Goal:
👉 Turn Airtable into a content automation machine
Still early, but it’s already working pretty well.
It’s nothing impressive, just me sitting here for hours trying to center this modal without breaking anything else
I’m a builder who got tired of having half-finished tools sitting on my laptop because I suck at marketing or don’t have time for the backend.
So I created a small subreddit called r/SaaSCoop where people can drop their unfinished SaaS/tools/scripts and actively look for partners:
- Devs, marketers, designers, co-founders
- Equity or revenue share deals only
- Must have actual code or demo
Already seeded with a few example posts so it’s not empty.
If you have a project that’s 70-90% done and you’re stuck, come drop it here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaSCoop/
Would love to see more real collabs happening instead of everyone suffering alone.
After around 2 months of having only free users, I finally got my first paid users.
From a dev/build perspective, this has honestly been one of the most satisfying parts of the whole journey.
I built the frontend myself in React Native, used Firebase for auth, Supabase for the backend/database, and used Claude a lot while building.
The crazy part is the whole thing cost me basically $1 total — and that was just for the domain.
The product itself is a simpler alternative to tools like Zapier / n8n, mainly for people who find those platforms too overwhelming to get started with.
The main use case is letting people build and share custom chatbot workflows for things like:
- support
- reservations
- lead/sales handling
- info/helpdesk bots
One thing I learned pretty quickly:
Keeping a free plan helped a lot more than I expected.
If I had launched it as fully paid from day 1, I honestly don’t think I would have gotten enough early users to learn from.
Still super early, but getting the first paid users feels like a nice validation moment after building and iterating for a while.
If anyone’s interested, I’d be happy to share more about:
- the setup
- why I used Firebase + Supabase together
- what parts were surprisingly easy/hard
And if anybody wants to try it out link is
In comments
Launching a product is hard, but keeping it alive after launch is even harder.
That’s why I’m building FeedbackFirst, to help makers turn feedback and updates into visible momentum around their product.
Still improving the product, growing the community, and trying to make feedback more useful for builders.
I’d love some feedback, do you think this could be useful for makers?
For those of you who were curious enough to explore it further, I’d like to hear your thoughts on the onboarding process, is the platform easy to understand?
I’ve launched a SEO SaaS product and I’m feeling stuck. I’m not sure how to get people interested, though I’m confident it solves a real problem. I’ve had two people try it and they genuinely liked it and gave me some feedback. Apart from that, I’m not particularly good at marketing or creating engaging social media content 🤦♂️
It's a little surreal to write this.
Two months ago I posted about an idea. I wasn't sure anyone would care. But so many of you showed up, with feedback, with questions, with honest criticism. I really mean it when I say this community is a big part of why my tool exists the way it does today. Appreciate that!
I'm not stopping here. Already working on the next update. More coming soon.
For those who haven't seen it before, LinkedNav is an autonomous LinkedIn SDR that finds warm leads based on real intent signals and drafts personalized outreach for you.
Here's how it works:
- It listens to LinkedIn in real time and catches intent signals: competitor engagement, profile views, pain point posts, new hires, funding etc
- It filters your lead list automatically based on your ICP
- It drafts personalized first-touch messages based on what your leads actually posted, not their job title
- It handles replies and follow-ups so conversations don't go cold
- Human approval at every step, nothing sends without you
Current numbers: 150+ registered users, campaigns running, feedback coming in.
- Half of the users come from reddit (so keep posting, give value, share insights)
- The other half comes from linkedin post, and linkedin outreach.
Though I'm building an automation, I'd say - do NOT ignore the power of manual work. Everyone is seeking for some magic, growth hack, but seriously, the first 100 users will come from your sharing real value.
Also, I've been manually emailing users one by one asking for honest feedback. It's slow. But the things people tell you when you actually ask are things no analytics dashboard will ever show you.
Since a few of you suggested it in the comments, I also just created a community (today): r/B2B_GTM/ (outreach wins, campaign teardowns, questions, roasts of bad cold messages, all welcome).
Still a lot to fix. Already working on the next update.
Feedback, suggestions, and brutal honesty welcome below.
Hey everyone, I recently built Equilima.com, a completely free AI-powered screener, backtesting, and market research platform.
The goal is to make it easier for traders and investors to explore ideas, test strategies, and do research in one place. An AI agent chat feature will be added soon as well.
I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think. Your feedback would mean a lot and will help me improve the platform further. Thanks in advance!
I recently closed my first paying client for my SaaS product through cold emailing.
I sent emails to 26 people, got around 6 replies, and converted 1 into a paying user.
One thing I realized quickly is that generic emails don’t work.
The replies I got were only from emails that felt personalized and relevant.
This website is really good to generate personalized emails
https://coildmailai.xyz/
It helped me generate personalized emails much faster instead of writing everything from scratch.
Just sharing in case it helps someone here
