Pavan GK

What is Vendordesk? Watch the video to know more. Vendordesk.io - The operating system for modern staffing vendors.

This is the scenario for most of the vibecoders. It's easy to build apps now a days but the hard part is the Distribution. If you don't know how to market your app/saas then it's useless. This reddit post made sense. What do you say?

Day 10/100 One of the first decisions I made was this: VendorDesk wouldn't have one dashboard. It would have multiple. A recruiter doesn't need what a client needs. A staffing vendor doesn't need what an interviewer needs. Showing everyone the same dashboard creates confusion. Showing each user only what matters creates clarity. Looking back, this was one of the best product decisions I made. Tomorrow: Why role-based access became more complex than I expected.

@ShaliniRaoSays Peaceful Sleep.

Complete this sentence “Real wealth is __________.”

Vibe coding has never been cheaper. $20/month for Claude. $25 for Supabase. $20 for Vercel. $20 for a domain. Building the product is no longer the hard part. Building something people are willing to pay for still is.

@raajtalluri Hi, we are already connected. If possible have a look at my product. Thanks.

A small roll call for my mutuals 👋 If you're seeing this, drop a "Hi" in the replies 😊 I would love to know who's here, discover more of your content and support each other. Let's build genuine connections, not just follower counts 🤝

@AmeeStelloAI True. Some features stays like hidden talent.

@ItsPavanGK The fastest way to discover what users truly depend on is to take it away for a day.

The weirdest part about building software... You can spend three days on a feature. Users might never notice it. But remove that same feature... And they'll notice immediately.

@rohit_jsfreaky The sooner we find it the better.

@ItsPavanGK the feature nobody notices until it is gone is the strange math of good software

Every founder has a folder named: final_final_v2_actual_final Don't lie. 😄

@kunalb11 The thing is you may never know what's your purpose. It occurs naturally. Sometimes just looking at sea on a silent beach can remind you what's your purpose is.

Any incredibly hard thing pursued diligently has an ability to feel like purpose. Those who chase hard problems often never struggle to find purpose in life.

@jaiswal_adt Astrotalk is one such example. Sounds like an easy market to do business.

Making money out of hope, fear , dream-selling. That’s what UPSC tuition centres are there for. Biggest aspiration industry in India.

@arushimalviyaa DEMO.

We helped a B2B SaaS founder book 25 enterprise demos in 60 days using LinkedIn DMs and added thousands of dollars in pipeline. 14 came in the first three weeks alone. Over 2 years, we have worked with 80+ founders across 8 countries and generated $2.1M in revenue generated from LinkedIn alone. So I put together the exact DM framework that booked those 25 demos. Inside you will get: ➝ The DM flow that gets enterprise buyers to reply ➝ How to personalise without sounding robotic ➝ The sequence from first touch to booked call ➝ The full outreach system behind 25 demos in 60 days Comment "DEMO" and I will send it across (make sure that you’re following me). ♻️Repost for priority access.

@StackDhruv I would like to be part of your journey.

I underestimated what one year on X could do. The people I met here have had more impact on my journey than any course, book, or event. The best part of X isn't the timeline. It's the people behind it. So I'm building something to give back. A high signal community for people building in Al, agents, space, and frontier tech. Just ambitious builders sharing ideas, helping each other, and shipping. If this sounds like your kind of room, comment below or DM me. I'll add you to the group.

@warikoo Well. this may be half true. I see a shift in this generation from showcase to lean and minimal.

In India we rarely buy products for ourselves. The bigger car. The destination wedding. The international school. The latest phone. coaching class for a 4-year-old who cannot yet spell coaching. If we go back to our last big purchase and be honest about who we were really buying it for - we will realize that half the time it was not for us. It is for an imaginary panel of uncles and neighbours and friendly - who are quietly judging your life. Scoring it. You are free the day it never even occurs to you to tell anyone about a big purchase.

One thing I stopped asking Claude Code: "Can you build this?" Instead I ask: "How would a senior engineer build this?" The quality of the response is on another level.

@itsvishaltwt I go with the Right. Simple and Clean Look.

Which sign-in UI is better: the left one or the right one?

@LoyalDataEng Correct. Tech stack keeps changing based on user base and the level you are at. Early product stage will be completely different from a successful one.

The biggest career mistake isn't choosing the wrong tech stack. It's waiting until you're ready to start building in public. Your first project won't get you a job. Your tenth might. Start today.

Day 9/100 The first time VendorDesk felt like a real product wasn't after authentication. It was when I built the candidate pipeline. Seeing a candidate move from one stage to another made everything click. For the first time, it wasn't just code. It was solving a real staffing workflow. That's the moment I knew this idea had potential. Tomorrow: The feature I almost built... but decided not to.

@sigma__male__ This happened with me just about 10 mins ago. There is no content other than text and images in my profile. I just opened my Creator Studio Analytics in mobile and the page kept crashing. Then got this Notification when i opened in laptop, such a mess by x. It's their bug.

I got an X label about 10 minutes ago, but I fixed the issue immediately. If you get a label, don't ignore it. Click the notification, review the issue, and fix it as soon as possible so it can be removed. Ignoring these labels is a big mistake. Your reach may gradually drop, and eventually your account could face restrictions. Be careful, friends. Thank me later.

What's one feature you wish every SaaS product had by default? Mine: A proper onboarding experience that doesn't waste your time.