We bootstrapped our SaaS to $18K MRR. No funding. No team. Just 2 people building marketing nonstop. Here’s exactly how we did it - and what made the biggest difference👇

you are down @NotionHQ getting "500 Internal Server Error"

🚨 Hiring alert I am on the hunt for a kick-ass back-end engineer to join us at @Supergrowai - Work from anywhere(100% remote and async) - Unlimited sick leaves If you are interested, fill out the form present in the first comment below. RT for good karma. 🙏

Lovable or Bolt? And why? Please help

Today I'm launching PetShot Pro on @ProductHunt! Made a promo video for it. Fun fact: It's my first PH launch in 4.5 years 😁 Do give your support with an upvote on PH 🙌

is this the future?

Is there any tool that helps optimize existing blog posts to make them LLM-friendly?

you can get 1 year of Perplexity Pro for free if you're an Airtel user. no catch. no card. you can just claim it via the Airtel Thanks app. i just claimed mine. it’s a legit ₹6K saved in under 2 minutes.

Feels like acquisition season out here. In just the past few weeks: - Scrapingbee got acquired - Socialpilot got acquired - Genppt got acquired - Calendarcash got acquired - June got acquired - Kraftful got acquired Curious what’s driving this wave. Is it market timing, AI tailwinds, burnout, or something else entirely? Would love to hear your take.

I’m working on repurposing our long-form blogs into newsletters automatically. The goal is simple: set it up once and forget about it. I’ve tried Make, n8n, and Zapier for this. @zapier is by far the easiest to work with, especially with their new agents feature. It just works. Not sure why there’s so much hype around n8n. Zapier is quietly building one of the most underrated agent platforms right now. Wouldn’t be surprised if they give most agent builders a serious run for their money.

my greatest fear is having to work on boring things

Now that AI can write code, generate designs, and help ship products, I feel the most important skill for product builders is product sense. To me, it's not about how fast you can build, but what you choose to build. Not about how many features you launch, but whether you're solving the right problem in the simplest way possible. Product sense is about understanding users deeply, knowing what to ignore, and making decisions that actually improve the experience. AI can handle the execution. But deciding what is worth building still comes down to you. Curious what others think.

If you're an early-stage founder figuring out SEO, do yourself a favor and book a call with @hipreetam93 Trust me, this guy gets it. Highly recommend 🙌

Looking to buy an ergonomic chair that’s actually comfortable. Not just good posture. I want the kind of chair that makes me want to sit and work all day. I’ve searched and got super confused with the options. Please drop a recommendation.

Got a few DMs asking how I use Granola, so here’s what made me appreciate it. I’ve been using it for all my meetings over the past few months. Yesterday, I wanted to understand what problems our users are facing. I simply opened Granola and asked, “What are the top problems mentioned by prospects and customers?” It pulled insights from all my past calls in seconds. No need to scroll through endless notes or sit through hour-long recordings. I know it's not groundbreaking, but in that moment, I felt incredibly valuable.

this is an appreciation post for @meetgranola. that's it. i just love the tool.

Searched "which is the best LinkedIn personal branding tool" and was surprised to see Supergrow ranking at the top. This came from Google’s AI Overview and the newly released AI Mode. Tried the same query on ChatGPT and Claude. The results were completely different.

What a day yesterday! Had 4 back-to-back demo calls. 2 converted right on the call. That moment when someone pulls out their card and subscribes before the call even ends is honestly the best feeling. It’s the kind of validation that makes all the hard work worth it. 1 person was all-ready. She had already tried subscribing before the call, but her card kept failing. She booked the demo just to figure that out 😀. That level of intent is rare and really motivating. And of course, there was 1 no-show. Because no day is ever perfect, especially in startup life. AMA about my yesterday.

Indie hacker friend: “We tried marketing. It doesn’t work.” Me: “What did you try?” Them: “We ran some ads.” Me: 😤 Marketing isn’t ads. Ads amplify what’s already working. If your website is unclear and your messaging doesn’t resonate, ads won’t save you. Fix the fundamentals first. Then press the gas.

The silent killer of SaaS growth is a slow interface.

I suspect we’ll have 10x more million-dollar startups soon. Right after all the challenge bros finish their “build to $1M in 30 days” challenges. Any day now.