Sharad Mathukiya

@jig_corp let's connect

Hey tech people 👋 Looking to connect with others interested in: → Frontend → Backend → Full Stack → DevOps → LeetCode → AI/ML → Data Science → UI/UX → DSA → Freelancing → Startups If you're building, learning, coding, or growing in tech… Say hi & let's connect 🚀

@salisedev let's connect

I FINALLY DID IT !🎉 600 followers in just 2 weeks 🚀 Grateful for all the love ❤️ If you’re in tech, let’s connect & grow together 💻🤝

@StevBuilds Yeah, but no distribution also makes shipping feel pointless sometimes 😅

@Sharad_024 But the foundation to have something to distribute is shipping or? Kinda Chicken/Egg Situation here?

What holds you back from shipping today? What do you think would happen?

Going full time on your own product really changes the way you think. At first you feel like you’ll just focus on building. But slowly you realize you’re doing everything at once. Talking to users, fixing issues, handling marketing, creating content, replying everywhere, managing growth and still trying to build the actual product. The founder title sounds cool until you experience the responsibility that comes with it. Some days feel messy and overwhelming. But the learning that comes from this journey is something I don’t think any job could teach in the same way. You learn how to take decisions, stay calm under pressure, communicate better and keep going even when things are uncertain. Hard phase for sure. But definitely worth it.

A weird thing about building products: Users rarely tell you the exact solution. But they constantly reveal the problem. In the questions they ask. In the way they use things wrong. In what they ignore completely. Paying attention to that changes everything.

@OrbitAppsNet @KaiXCreator It's a platform helping SaaS teams manage user feedback, public roadmaps, and product updates in one place, so founders can understand what users actually want and ship with more clarity.

@Sharad_024 @KaiXCreator Great idea. Could you explain more?

Hey founders ! Looking to connect with people building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Automation 🧠 AI tools 📱 Product Development 🔥 Web APP 💻 Devs Drop what you're working on before the weekend ?

@nmamizerov Wishing you lots of success with both, SEO especially can become a huge asset over time

@Sharad_024 I am trying to do SEO now and claim karma on reddit

X is for audience building, you can't get clients from here until you have thousands of followers. Question to builders: what is your best marketing source? SEO? Paid traffic? Reddit? Else?

@mchulet let's connect!

Hey early stage founders! Looking to connect with people building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Automation 🧠 AI tools 📱 Product Development 💻 Devs Drop what you're working on before the weekend ?

@audiencon Some startups don’t have downtime alerts, they just wait for the Claude status page to move

If your product dies when Claude’s API is down, you’re just a wrapper.

@cinamarina Consistency

Forget funding, followers, and luck. What’s the #1 skill every indie hacker needs?

@JakeManger That first revenue graph spike always hits different Which channels drove most of the traffic?

Not too bad for a few hours after posting

@SaidAitmbarek Getting copied is almost validation at this point

new saas law: every 2x revenue post instantly attracts 2x copycats corollary: every successful product *must* be copied.

@Priya_Upadhyay_ Especially now with AI tools. A small focused team can do what used to take entire departments

The biggest lie in tech is that : you need a large team to build a large business

@joelgascoigne This is such a refreshing growth story to read. Steady execution, resilience, and patience over hype. Congrats to the whole Buffer team

Today we crossed $25M in ARR at Buffer, a significant milestone for us 🎉 This one has extra meaning for me because now that we're above $25M we're closer to $30M than we are to $20M. This comes after spending literally ~8 years around that $20M number. You see, at Buffer we've had a very unconventional path to this $25M milestone. This isn't your typical up-and-to-the-right success story. Our path from $20M to $25M included a detour of declining back to $18M while we found ourselves and recommitted to our mission, customers, and values. Here's the journey we've been on: It took us 5.5 years to reach $10M Another 3 years to reach $20M Another 6 years to reach $20M.. again 🎢 😅 Just 15 months to reach $25M 🎉 It's been a wild and at times very challenging journey, but I wouldn't change a thing, because we've never felt stronger as a company and this is reflected in our trajectory to $25M. If fact we only just crossed $24M two months ago. We have a ton of good stuff coming to existing and new customers in the coming months. We're using our growth and success to make Buffer the most simple, powerful and generous product we can.

@corbin_braun True, once you look at inventory, logistics, rent, and staffing in other industries… software starts looking like a cheat code

If you think software is hard, trust me, all other businesses have such a high cost threshold. software will always win.

@rozzabuilds A lot of times doing more is just slower progress spread across everything.

Accepted a hard truth today. Two projects max for 10/10 output. Succeeding in three simultaneously is simply impossible.

@LoicBerthelot Distribution and execution matter way more now

If you run a traditional SaaS... You have 2-3 months. If you run an agentic SaaS... You have 6-8 months. Time to evolve before you get left in the dust.

@ThinksDylan @JoinPond Building feedovate.com let's connect

Hey founders 👋 Looking to connect with people to offer some free traffic from @JoinPond building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Automation 🧠 AI Tools 📱 Product Development 🔥 Web App Drop what you're working on 👇

@nizzyabi Honestly true. A few conversations with real users can teach you more than weeks of building in isolation

nothing matters more than talking to your customers