Abhishek Kaushik

I got tired of Submit buttons. So I built a Chrome extension to fix them🚀🙂‍↔️ Last weekend I snapped. Buy Now → Take My Money 💸 Post → Viral It Netflix Continue Watching → Keep Wasting Time 💀 Changed 14 buttons in 10 minutes. My whole internet feels mine now. It’s called ReNameIt. Remembers every change. Forever. We’re live today — grab it from my profile 👀

Day 70 building in public → $10K MRR goal 65 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Optimized onboarding → activation flow 🔁 → Improved SEO for free tools pages 📈 → Added rate limits to prevent abuse 🛡️ → Reduced dashboard load time further ⚡ → Enhanced error handling + edge case fixes 🧩 Up next: real user testing → iteration loop We’re out of “building mode” — now it’s growth mode 📊🚀 Systems > motivation — that’s how you scale ⚡ reddwise.com

Everyone's building the next AI SaaS Hardest part isn't the AI It's not the tech stack It's not even the idea It's getting 10 people to pay you $10/month Proves the model works Proves retention is possible Proves you didn't build something only you love $100 MRR is worth more than 1000 signups Get to $100 first 💸

Something nobody tells you about building AI products: The AI isn't your moat Every competitor has access to the same models Same APIs Same context windows Your moat is: → The workflow you wrap around it → The users who trust you → The distribution you built before them AI is the ingredient Not the restaurant 💪🏼

@hustle_fred Talking whole industry on your shoulder brh 🚀🥲

i spent today helping my competitor enough good deeds for today, back to being evil now

@AdityaShips Fat is personal 😂🥲

Haters will say I’m a vibe coder

@sergeynazarovx A

me accepting every change Claude makes without even looking

Crazy how many founders are building SaaS for audiences they've never talked to 6 months of development Launch day Crickets Not because the product was bad Because nobody knew it existed The builders winning right now: → audience first → product second → launch to people already waiting Building in public isn't optional anymore It's the strategy 💪🏼

Day 69 building in public → $10K MRR goal 60 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Improved onboarding flow 🧭 → Faster project → dashboard navigation ⚡ → Added usage limits per plan 🔒 → Polished UI consistency across pages 🎨 → Minor bug fixes + stability improvements 🛠️ Up next: first user activation → feedback loop Momentum > perfection — we keep shipping 🚀 Small wins daily compound into big results ⚡ reddwise.com

@won__sikkk Clarity attracts conversion

@slaybuilder The best pages nail both, but if you have to pick one, clarity wins.

Unpopular opinion: Your landing page doesn't need to be beautiful It needs to answer one question: "What does this do for me?" I've seen gorgeous Framer sites convert at 2% And ugly plain text pages convert at 18% Clarity > design Every single time 🚀

@Thomas_Tao_1 True

@slaybuilder Yep. Tool debates are usually procrastination with better branding. Shipped code teaches faster than any stack opinion.

I keep seeing founders debate: Cursor vs Claude Code vs Antigravity Here's what actually matters: The tool that ships features is the right tool I've closed $0 MRR arguments with shipped code Never with a tool comparison thread Stop optimizing your setup Start optimizing your output ☕️🚀

Free marketing stack for founders with $0 budget: → Reddit (find where your users complain) → X/Twitter (document daily progress) → SEO (write one post per week) → Directories (list everywhere free) → Build in public (let the audience come to you) I got 60 waitlist signups before launch using exactly this Paid ads can wait 💪🏼

Day 68 building in public → $10K MRR goal 60 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Done final security check ✅ → Landing page improvements 🔥 → Fixed dashboard load delay ⚡ → Optimized API + DB queries 🚀 → Cleaned TypeScript errors 🧹 Up next: onboarding → activation pipeline Now it’s execution season — no more prep, just scale 🚀 Consistency wins when motivation fades ⚡ reddwise.com

Most founders launch and pray Smart founders build verification into their product from day one Show your actual: → user count → activity metrics → real usage data Anyone can write "1000+ users" on a landing page Nobody fakes live dashboards Transparency wins 🚀

Tried to explain what I'm building to my parents again Me: "It's a SaaS that help founder and marketers to grow on reddit" Them: "So it's like instagram for founders?" Close enough honestly 💀 How do you explain your SaaS to non-tech people?

Two types of SaaS founders: Type A: Ships 6 months, launches, gets 3 users, quits Type B: Gets 10 users before launch, ships what they ask for, grows slowly Type B isn't smarter They just stopped guessing and started listening 56 believers told me what to build next Data > guessing 🚀

Day 67 building in public → $10K MRR goal 58 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Done final security check ✅ → Landing page improvements 🔥 Up next: onboarding → activation pipeline We are about to enter our final stage 🚀 Discipline > motivation ⚡ reddwise.com

@HsanC_ That true, indie are always open to ship fast

I got a feature request from a paying customer today. Shipped it in 30 minutes. This is something enterprise teams can’t do. Use your leverage as an indie hacker 🫡

@nicklaunches Is backlink > SEO

Free DR 82 backlink. No catch. Mine 👇 > Go to f6s(.)com > Create your founder profile and your company page > You are all set More free backlink drops coming. Hit follow 🔥