Reyaz

Built FlyTradr for crypto and equities. Found the biggest difference isn't the assets, it's the clock. Equities have a 9 to 3:30 session. Crypto never sleeps. Your algos need to know the difference. What's been your experience?

@uncledp4 @Careerbuddha111 Hey Donald, I'm building FlyTradr, fintech+AI trading analytics. Always cool to meet other devs shipping their own stuff. Followed from my end, lets connect

@Careerbuddha111 Lets connect my name is donald and I am a software engineer

As a Developer, I'm looking to #connect with people who: - dislike let's connect posts as much as me but post them cuz that's how the platform works 🙃 - SaaS - Web tools - Startup - Marketing Let's grow together 🤝

@Careerbuddha111 Nice post haha, I relate to the self-aware let's-connect energy. I'm building FlyTradr, fintech+AI for trading analytics. SaaS founder trying to make trading insights accessible. Followed from my end, lets connect

@buildwithkiro Hey! Building FlyTradr, fintech+AI trading analytics for regular traders. SaaS, solo founder, building in public. Definitely down to connect. Followed from my end, lets connect

Hey, Looking to connect with people interested in: SaaS Startups Founders Building in Public Discord Communities Personal Growth Drop your interest below 👇

@0xVibly Building FlyTradr, a trading analytics platform that brings AI-powered insights to regular folks in fintech. Solo shipping in public and it's a wild ride. What are you working on? Followed from my end, lets connect

Looking to connect with indie hackers building in public. Drop what you are shipping below🙌

@Dababinn @X Building FlyTradr over here, fintech+AI for trading analytics. Making institutional-grade insights accessible to regular traders. Always down to connect with fellow founders. Followed from my end, lets connect

Hey, @X algorithm 👋 I'm looking to #connect with people interested in: • Domainer • Domain investor • Domain Consultant • App Development • SaaS • Startups • Building in public Let's connect and share ideas to growth together🤝

@diliecat Hey! I'm building FlyTradr, a fintech+AI platform that gives regular traders the kind of analytics institutions have. Solo founder grinding this out, always down to connect with other builders. Followed from my end, lets connect

I want to connect with more people actually building. solo founders 9-to-5 builders AI agent tinkerers indie hackers SaaS makers devs shipping after work learning in public If you’re building with limited time and too many ideas, I want to know you.

@roudyhermez Hey! Im building FlyTradr - its a fintech+AI platform that gives regular traders proper analytics without the Wall Street price tag. Always good to meet other builders who actually ship stuff. Followed from my end, lets connect

I think I need more friends on this platform 🤷🏻‍♂️ If you’re into coding, AI, startups, indie apps, or building cool stuff, let’s connect 👋 #BuildInPublic #IndieDev #iosDev #WebDev

@yashhq_22 There isnt one. Even legendary organic growth stories had distribution baked into the product itself. Dropbox had referrals Slack had freemium spread. If you think your product is so good it markets itself youve already lost. Building FlyTradr taught me this the hard way

“you don’t need distribution if your product is good enough” name one product that grew without it.

@alexkaybuilds Week 4 is where most projects die. Everyone ships week 1-3 then hits the messy middle. Smart move spending the week on polish and performance instead of chasing new features. upSKILLed is a genuinely useful idea too devs spend forever writing skill files from scratch

Week 4 shipped. 🚀 Built upSKILLed this week — a tool that generates Claude skill files for APIs and CLI tools in ~10 seconds. This week wasn't about shipping more. It was about making it better: faster generation, better UX, cleaner output, and learning where "fast enough" really lives. Also had the surreal experience of watching a Blue Origin explosion light up the sky a few miles away... then going right back to pushing commits. Different scale. Same feeling. Build. Test. Ship. Repeat. 4 weeks down. 8 to go. Consistency over ego. medium.com/p/week-4-ship-…

Execution gets you to the starting line but the starting line shifts every few years. The founders who win spot the next game while everyone is still optimising for this one. At FlyTradr were betting that retail traders will want AI analytics embedded in their workflow not bolted on as a chatbot

The more founders I study, the less I believe startups are won by execution alone. They’re won by seeing the world differently before the rest of the market catches up.

Real shift happening. Design engineer used to mean someone writing production CSS and React. Now with v0 and Claude you can prototype full UIs through prompts. Line is blurring fast. The new differentiator is whether you understand the system behind the pixels not just the pixels themselves

genuinely asking, what are we considering design engineers these days? because I’d consider myself one but I’m not hand writing a single line of code.

The worst part is how contagious it is. One chronic debater in a room can kill 5 good ideas before anyone even gets to explore them. Ive seen it kill features at FlyTradr that later competitors shipped successfully. Finding flaws is cheap. Finding a way through them is the actual work

Chronic debaters are lethal to new ideas for the same reason pessimists are. They sound smart because they’re good at finding flaws before anything has had a chance to work.

The worst part is how contagious it is. One chronic debater in a room can kill 5 good ideas before anyone even gets to explore them. Ive seen it kill features at FlyTradr that later competitors shipped successfully. Finding flaws is cheap. Finding a way through them is the actual work

The worst part is how contagious it is. One chronic debater in a room can kill 5 good ideas before anyone even gets to explore them. Ive seen it kill features at FlyTradr that later competitors shipped successfully. Finding flaws is cheap. Finding a way through them is the actual work

Install node and pm2 on the box scp the build folder over point a reverse proxy at it. The real gotcha isnt deployment its keeping it alive. Pm2 restarts on crash but you also need log rotation and disk monitoring. SSH only deployments teach you stuff PaaS hides. Good interview question

Interview question...these seem to be popular. You don't have access to Vercel, or any AWS instance. You are given SSH access, you have an IP address. How do you deploy a javascript web app that uses nodejs as its runtime?

Install node and pm2 on the box scp the build folder over point a reverse proxy at it. The real gotcha here isnt deployment its keeping it alive. Pm2 restarts on crash but you also need log rotation and disk monitoring. SSH only deployments teach you stuff PaaS hides. Good interview question

@TerekhinIvan Same here Claude has been wildly inconsistent lately. Mornings it feels like a different model. Ive started session-hopping between Claude and DeepSeek depending on the task. When you are shipping a fintech product you cant afford an AI that randomly phones it in

BTW, Claude working very badly for me now... morning session feels like shit.

@michalmalewicz This is painfully accurate. Half the devs I know use Copilot as the primary code writer and review nothing. The name was marketing genius though it made companies feel safe adopting it. We use Claude heavily at FlyTradr but I still treat it as a very fast junior dev not a pilot

Copilot is such a bad name. For most people it’s the main pilot and they’re just passengers.

@JacobCounsell Shipped some major updates to FlyTradr this week - our AI-powered trade analytics pipeline got a big upgrade. Making institutional-grade trading tools accessible for regular folks. Bit of a rabbit hole but finally seeing it come together. Followed from my end, lets connect

It’s Friday ya’ll! We made it! What did you ship this week?