Just 13.6 days before I pitch to 300 of the top investors of the world at YC demo day. - $1.5M in pipeline advanced and churn prevented for our customers - In last 4 weeks, signed on multiple Series B companies and MRR has grown by 305% - Battle-tested - our code is live and delivering value to Fortune 100 companies you’ve heard of ;) I was taken aback by how well my last launch did - It was one of the most viral ones - and i guess it reflects how deeply the problem resonates. We are launching on Product Hunt today, so check out the link in the comments. If you believe in what we are doing - your support might mean that the right person sees this, and we get to build a lot of value together. So please share!

The biggest hack I’ve seen for founders to close deals faster: just show up. Get on a plane, fly to their office, meet in person, bond with the whole team. Instantly replaces weeks of zoom calls.

Gigacatalyst lets software companies build missing features in minutes, just by talking to an AI. Win more deals, keep more customers. In 6 weeks, they've helped customers unblock $1M in pipeline and ship 800 new features. Congrats on the launch, @namanyayg! ycombinator.com/launches/QMD…

Kinect (@trykinect) turns every e-commerce store into an AI-powered storefront that actually sells. As customers shop, online shopping assistants leverage what each customer is looking for in the moment, adapts to every visitor in real time, captures buying intent data they’ve never had before. Congrats on the launch, @Kratik_ag & @VarunKand! ycombinator.com/launches/Q1Q…

Do you want to be liked, or do you want to win?

Joining @solofounders was one of the best decisions I made and changed the trajectory of my life If you're a solo founder and just getting started, this is the place to be.

Solo founding is different. We've built the place for it. Applications open for @solofounders program's 4th cohort. • 10 solo founders building "solo, together" • 3 months in SF ( optional housing) • work closely with me alumni • $100k investment Apply!

The Solo Founders Program turns one today. Many say you need a co-founder to get started. They're wrong. The best founders have never waited around for a co-founder. Will you?

Dear everyone, I'm presenting you my newest project: Sunset — an alarm app with bedtime routine tracking. Built to help you wind down, get in bed and wake up on time, so you can enjoy your 8 hours of sleep and fall in love with mornings. In early-birdie iOS preview. Updated daily. Sign up below: sunsetalarm.com/

Announcing the Solo Founders Podcast. Conversations with founders building the most ambitious companies without co-founders. First episode drops tomorrow.

.@DocuraHealth automates medical record review for workers’ comp, turning thousands of pages into structured chronologies and draft medical-legal reports in minutes, speeding up settlement. Congrats on the launch, @akhil_sachdev! ycombinator.com/launches/PW9…

Today we kick off the third cohort of the Solo Founders Program. I love how each SFP founder leaves a photo and a note for the next person taking their place.

most founders are better off with no cofounders. the bar for a good cofounder is astronomically high. you need to absolutely love working with him/her otherwise, go solo

"Solo, together” = more progress, faster. Apply for Solo Founders Program and make 2026 your year. Deadline: Friday at 12pm PT solofounders.com/program

Being someone people want to root for allows you to get second chances when you don’t fully deserve it

Just because someone thinks a feature you made is cool doesn’t mean they’re going to pay. If they’re interested in buying they’ll ask you how much does it cost unprompted.

I’m not usually one to make posts like this, but here we go. 2025 was a pretty crazy and life-changing year: > left my job to go all in building a startup > initial thing I was working on didn't work 2 months in and split from cofounder due to differing levels of conviction > iterated on new ideas for around a month and a half > landed on Docura Health, built product, started reaching out to customers > joined @solofounders and met some amazing people > got multiple paying customers and ~$100k ARR during SFP > got into @ycombinator W26 2025 showed me how in order to realize your true potential you have to embrace change, let go of the things that no longer serve you, have delusional levels of self-belief. As long as you stay consistent and hold yourself accountable, you can make shit happen. This is just the beginning and there's a lot more to come in 2026.