Akshay Sajeev

@dark_coderz Because developers complain less and ship faster. Creators, marketers, and sales teams are where the real business pain lives.

Why is everyone building for developers... but barely anyone is building for creators, marketers, and sales teams? That's where the money is.

@markproduct Depends on your goal. X for sharp takes, YouTube for depth, Instagram for reach, LinkedIn for credibility. Best platform is the one you’ll actually show up on.

Which platform is the best to grow on today? - X - YouTube - Instagram - LinkedIn

@sflorimm Same. Going back to pure manual coding now feels like using a flip phone after getting used to a smartphone.

I don't think anyone is ready to go back to coding without AI.

@TTrimoreau SeriesBuff, because it already sounds overpriced.

I need a cool startup name that sounds like it just raised $20m

@solopribuilds Usually the market is rude enough to answer that for you.

Founders, are you building something people need or something you thought was cool?

@TTrimoreau Being annoyingly specific, changing the goal mid-project, and asking “but should we?”

- AI writes better code. - AI designs better interfaces. - AI creates better content. If that's true... What are humans actually better at right now ?

The highest-leverage move early in a career isn't a course. It's a seat next to someone solving hard problems in real time. That's the seat I'm offering. I'm building service lines around the most interesting problem of 2026 - helping enterprises actually adopt AI and feel it where it counts: time saved, cost cut. I want one person to figure it out alongside me. Call it an AI Solutions Intern. Really it's an apprenticeship in turning chaos into systems. Who I'm looking for: - Intent to make it big, and make the best out of the AI rush that's going on. - You don't take no for an answer and can't stop until you figure out a solution to problems thrown at you. - You're ready to commit and give whatever it takes to built the next big thing. The budget isn't lavish - we're bootstrapped, and I'd rather be honest than pretend. What you get is the exposure and scar tissue that usually takes five years to collect. If this sounds like you, reach out.

@aman_vasisht lessgo

@AkshayExplores Hi Akshay let’s connect

Hey founders! Looking to connect with people building in: - SaaS - Tech - AI tools - Product Development - Devs Drop your link and let's connect!

@alwayspriyesh Hey there

@AkshayExplores Hey akshay, howdy 👋

@splendourkalu @roudyhermez oh shoot, donno why lemme check

@roudyhermez @AkshayExplores I wanted to DM you but the system isn’t letting me.

@zdogmode Let's connect

@AkshayExplores hey akshay im down

@StevBuilds Burnout

I'm a solo founder. Scare me with 1 word

@ObiyomB @solopribuilds Isn't that the definition of greed

@AkshayExplores @solopribuilds I won't call that greed. You just had the desire to earn

Founders, How many months did it take to get your first paying customer?

vibe coding isn't sloppy. it's how you find what actually matters.

@ShraddhaShips Exactly. Sometimes the “messy” part is just the fastest way to the good part.

vibe coding isn't sloppy. it's how you find what actually matters.

@joshjfish RiskedIt

Prove you're a founder in one single word. 👇

@BratDotAI If it saves time and stress, I’m already halfway to checkout. The premium look is just the emotional support package.

What makes you pay for a tool? - Saves time - Makes money - Reduces stress - Looks premium

Shipping is the only true form of validation. I’ve spent the last few weeks in the "Top Image" phase. Whether it was refining the existing workflows we use at fastrBuild or shipping out the entirely vibe-coded products, the goal wasn't "perfect." The goal was "functional." We often fall into the trap of thinking that polish equals progress. It doesn't. In the early stages of a product, polish is often just a distraction from the core question: Does this solve a problem? The takeaway for me this month: Existence gives you data. Perfection gives you delays. Initial traction is a compass. It pointed me toward a better way to handle documentation migration that I never would have found in a "perfect" dev environment. Iteration is the work. The bottom image only exists because someone had the guts to fly the messy version first. If your product feels like a mess of wires and duct tape, but it’s solving a problem for one person? You’re winning. Build the mess. Get the lift. Refine the rest. Back to building :)

@TTrimoreau PostgreSQL. It’s the safer bet until your startup becomes “special” enough to need MongoDB for the excuses.

Would you choose PostgreSQL or MongoDB for a startup starting today?

@icanvardar Because in 30 seconds you get a demo, not the bugs, edge cases, billing, support, and regret.

what’s the point of paying for a saas that was vibecoded in a week when i can just prompt my own agent to do the exact same thing in 30 seconds