Harshil Tomar

First year of building my dream dev + design agency 2025 gave us 35+ clients, 40+ projects, and a team of 5 Here's a glimpse of what we built at dreamlaunch.studio

@hii_mohit how

I don't believe this is a 10 day old product

@theo weeks? i'd say days

I think the web dev world is adjusting to AI fastest because we're used to everything changing every few weeks

@0xCodila fkin hell crazy drop in token usage

Anthropic and Andrew Ng built an agent that uses 90% fewer tokens from scratch: they dropped the entire book of Frankenstein into a prompt - 108,000 tokens asked one question the input dropped from 108,000 tokens to 11 here's how: step 1 → put everything that never changes at the top - tools, then system, then docs step 2 → mark where the static part ends. everything above it gets cached step 3 → one stray space breaks it - and you pay full price again step 4 → the cache dies in 5 min - every read resets the clock step 5 → cached tokens don't count against your rate limits. free headroom most people never touch this - it pays for itself on day one watch & bookmark - this 1-hour brilliant course ↓

@simonecanciello great hack

you’re losing money every time someone deletes your app. 1. add a quick action 2. offer a 50% discount you literally monetize users that were already leaving. i’m surprised more apps don’t do this.

@AlexFinn peak AI era man

Using ChatGPT 5.6 sol the last several days has been euphoric There's a certain magic that comes from not having to worry about limits I'm able to pursue my craziest ideas. Aim for my wildest goals. Currently building an autonomous video game studio The high limit/constant resets make me feel like I can be as creative as I'd like. Nothing is off limits. I can chase every curiosity I have Making progress on: - My new SaaS HIM - An automated community manager - Autonomous video game studio (building a top down extraction shooter) - Content repurposer that takes all of my video scripts and turns them into newsletter drafts - My regular software factory - My home AI lab (training a new model, thanks for allowing me to do this) Highly recommend trying to milk every token of limits you get before each reset. At this rate they are reseting daily. Shoot for your most unrealistic goals. No idea is off limits. Once you get into the flow of complete creative freedom, there's nothing like it

@tkejr_ just document what you're building, badly written and all

@Hartdrawss Drop the sauce

Last week i hit 20k Followers on Twitter! First year I was stuck around 500, posting whatever I thought sounded smart, barely any of it landing. What actually worked was boring. I stopped trying to write viral hooks and just documented what I was building, badly written and all. The posts that did the most were the ones I almost didn't post because they felt too plain- my only motto became live an interesting life and talk about it publicly :)) 20K got me brand deals, calls with founders of companies worth way more than mine and many friends+ clients. But honestly the number itself doesn't feel like much. What feels like something is that strangers know what I'm building before I even introduce myself on a call now. Anyway back to work, this number doesn't pay anyone's salary :)

@parthg1304 thank you

@Hartdrawss gr8 find

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@ilavanyajain CRACKED!

just got another 70lpa offer from a media agency honestly after working at one of the biggest launch agencies of the world, i'm done can't possibly work 24x7, supposed to be near my cellphone expecting a call, and keep my slack notifications on even while i'm sleeping

@rohit_jsfreaky been doing this myself, the "too plain to post" ones always hit hardest

@Hartdrawss stopping the viral hooks and just documenting the build is the boring thing that actually works

@rashiumapathi that last part hits different every time it happens on a call

@Hartdrawss 20K is solid but the real win is strangers already knowing your work before you pitch.

@brunolemos NAAAH 💀

GPT-5.6 Sol just deleted my whole production database. That's it. Not a joke. This had never happened to me before, with any other model, ever. It's not safe.

@kalashvasaniya preach!

distribution is the only moat

@robj3d3 gonna teach vibe coding?

I’m thrilled to announce I’m looking for a new job as a teacher in the US.

@WasimShips great pointers

The only 5 steps you need to build a $10K MRR app : >Ask for a rating BEFORE the paywall → get the 5 star while they're still in the honeymoon phase ( their guard goes up the second they see pricing ) → then show pricing >Nail the onboarding → show value in under 30 seconds, dont explain features instead show outcomes ( make them feel success before you ask for anything ) >Require card details for the free trial → removes freeloaders, pre-qualifies serious users ( increases conversion by 3x every time ) >Add a weekly plan, monthly and yearly alone isn't enough → lowers the commitment fear most users have ( converts the ones who just want to test before going long term ) >Build for retention from day one → most founders build for acquisition, the ones who hit $10K MRR build for the second, third, fourth open Skip any of these and you're leaving money on the table.

screw it. i want to give it away. Here's the exact Claude Code setup we run on every single client MVP at DreamLaunch. 50+ reusable prompts. 12 build workflows. the security and payment checklists keeping 50+ live apps from breaking in production. the client handoff doc we hand over every time. this is not a "how to use AI" post. this is the literal internal system. same one we used on our last 8 launches. Like + comment "STACK" and i'll send you the full system. 100% free. (must be following for the DM to send)

@MrDave_id the ones closest to you give the most honest feedback too

@Hartdrawss I really should be doing this too. I used to think users are mostly online but it turns out my potential users are just a few blocks away.

FOUNDERS, get out of your f*king room: your B2C app doesnt grow in your room. it grows where your users already are. after shipping 8 apps at DreamLaunch, heres what actually moved downloads: 1. work from a coffee shop for a full day, watch strangers react when you demo it cold 2. post your app in the exact subreddits and discords your users already live in, not your own timeline 3. hand your phone to a real person and shut up, count how many seconds before they get confused 4. reply to every single person complaining about a competitor, thats free warm demand 5. record 5 people using your app, the drop off point is your real onboarding problem 6. dm 20 users a day and ask what almost made them quit, not what they liked 7. sit next to someone using it and watch their face, not the screen. confusion shows up 3 seconds before they say anything 8. read your 1 star reviews out loud, the exact words they use become your next headline 9. join a call with 3 users and screen share their app, you'll find bugs you never triggered signups "what were you doing right before you downloaded this?" that sentence is your marketing copy 11. camp in the support inbox for a week, the same question asked 10 times is a missing button 12. post a rough clip of the app in a niche group and watch which frame gets the most replies every one of these got me more real feedback in an hour than weeks of refreshing analytics alone. the only cure to zero downloads is putting your product infront of real humans at every possible chance. no clever tweet fixes it. no perfect landing page fixes it. only real people using it does. stop hiding. go where your users are.

@rishflips support inbox, no contest. same question 10 times = missing button every single time.

@Hartdrawss bro "get out of your room" is the whole game. we optimize for returning users not vanity, but the face-to-face read is the part no metric replaces. coffee shop demo or support inbox, which one hit hardest?

@RaoulDukeDegen yupp def

@Hartdrawss this seems like it could boost agent workflows by giving em quick style refs

@dreamlaunchhq yessirrr

@Hartdrawss crazy good ! less go

@dakshpixelup tysm

@Hartdrawss Huge.