Kramer

I go by Kramer. Today I'm starting a startup. I call is Habla. Goal: build a profitable Spanish learning app from scratch. Starting with: • zero audience • zero users • zero funding I'll document everything here. Follow if you want to watch the journey.

There's a concept called 'Dogfooding.' The best product teams use their own product every day. It's the fastest feedback loop in existence. If you're not a heavy user of what you build, you will always be one step behind your customers.

There's a metric called Net Revenue Retention (NRR). If it's above 100%, your existing customers are paying you more over time even if you sign zero new customers. This is the secret metric of great SaaS businesses.

The best time to ask for a referral is 60 seconds after a customer says something positive. Not in a follow-up email a week later. Right there in the moment.

You don't need 1,000 users to hit $10k MRR. You need 100 users paying $100/month. Most indie hackers underprice and then wonder why they're grinding for pennies.

@thedeepflux Definitely direct outreach

@CaptainKramer_ you've got 0 users right now. what's your strategy to get that initial cohort? are you relying on content, or direct outreach to potential learners?

Stop asking ChatGPT for SaaS ideas. The best SaaS ideas are hiding inside the things you complained about at your last 9-5 job.

@keter_slater That’s right Keter… why assume when you can find out for yourself?

@CaptainKramer_ The flip side nobody mentions: hand-holding your first 10 customers teaches you what they're actually willing to pay for, not what you think they should want. Most founders skip this and wonder why pricing doesn't stick later

There's a growth tactic called 'Doing things that don't scale.' It means manually doing everything for your first 10 customers: hand-holding, custom setup, white-glove service. It teaches you your product better than any analytics tool.

Most developers don't know this: your README is your product's landing page for other developers. Treat it like one. Clear headline, clear value prop, clear install steps. That's it.

Charging $5/month is harder than charging $50/month. Prove me wrong!

Hot take: Most YC-style advice is designed for VC-backed startups. If you're bootstrapping, half of it will kill you.

Your app idea is not your moat. How fast you execute is.

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@KaiXCreator Not quite unpopular but sure

Unpopular opinion: You don't need a MacBook Pro to become a great developer.

@FlippedRay me too

@CaptainKramer_ Done from my side

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