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@tibo_maker that's huge tibo! congrats just curious what are the margins?

yes, I crossed $1,000,000 / month was trying to keep it quiet but it got leaked on a pod so... let's go quick backstory: I sold Tweet Hunter and Taplio for $8m in 2024 then got back to work and honestly, I was terrified when you set a standard for yourself, you have to live by it and that pressure is real every single thing I shipped felt scary - I felt like a fraud, "the lucky guy who got acquired once" every launch, I kept thinking: what if it flops? what if I go from "the guy who exited" to just... a nobody? so I forced myself to ship a ton a lot failed I was embarrassed by the bugs in my MVPs but I kept going Revid, Outrank, SuperX, PostSyncer, Feather -> five products thriving today they do more than anything I've ever built before grateful to my co-makers, to the team, and to everyone following along, giving feedback, using the products every day thank you, genuinely 🙏

@tankots @WisprFlow Porsche

We will give you a Porsche GT 3 RS if you can type faster than @WisprFlow can dictate. Last week, we challenged 5 users to get Wispr to make a mistake. 3.5 Million people watched the challenge and wanted in. Now we're opening the challenge to everyone. Comment "Porsche" and you'll get a link to participate. Prizes apart from the Porsche: 1. Lifetime Wispr Flow Pro membership 2. 6 months of Flow Pro if you QRT with your score 3. Flow Desktop Mic 4. Exclusive Flow Merch

कदा निलिम्पनिर्झरीनिकुञ्जकोटरे वसन् विमुक्तदुर्मतिः सदा शिरःस्थमञ्जलिं वहन्। विलोललोललोचनो ललामभाललग्नकः शिवेति मन्त्रमुच्चरन् कदा सुखी भवाम्यहम्॥

@richiemcilroy @cap you deserve it bro!

I just turned down a deal that would make me the first person in my family to become a multi-millionaire... to keep building @Cap. I love this product. I love my life. I love building.

@Amitesh48256 @kirat_tw nice one

Amitesh's Super 30 Interview Summary: Duration: 7:20 PM to 7:40 PM (20 minutes) Interviewer: @kirat_tw (founder himself) What happened: - Showed my project: notskribbl.xyz (multiplayer drawing/guessing game) - Kirat actually played the game with me during the interview - Went through the code briefly - he was impressed by the project - Asked basic technical questions like "difference between record, map and objects" - Didn't go too deep into technical details - More focused on the project demonstration Result: Selected! Key takeaway: Having a solid, working project that you can demo live made a huge difference. The interview was more about showcasing what you've built rather than heavy technical grilling.

@simi_uiux left one looks cleaner to me. also the icon is standing out

Which card should i use for the landing page design?

@heyeaslo minimal yet beautiful as always!

Built a landing page for my app.

@BHolmesDev @warpdotdev OZ is a game-changer! managing so many agents was a real mess, but now it becomes a breeze with OZ. you guys are really doing a great job

@warpdotdev (excited to see mini-cursor btw)

You're seriously gonna tell me @warpdotdev is still a terminal at this point?

@pbteja1998 @ayushtweetshere you're so inspiring bhanu, no BS, only value, whether you ship apps or talk about them!

@ayushtweetshere Thank you Ayush 😀 So happy to hear that it’s working well for you.

Bro crossed $15K MRR with just a tweet + landing page No product, only promise No fake hype, no flex, no cash grab Other such products were up for sale within 4 days.. like a pump and dump scheme… But Bhanu’s building a real business and a solid product… Been 24 hours with Mission Control.. great experience so far… excited to let it do real production quality work soon… 🚀

@thelifeofrishi it hurts

recorded a 8 min demo video (forgot to enable mic) 🥲

i never understand reddit, man! i comment, my account gets shadowbanned i post, it gets removed, and I get banned from the community even after doing nothing wrong -- writing authentic, helpful comments and posts from my experience and knowledge

my new wallpaper 👇

i wanted to show live age on my site, but couldn't find a way to display it beautifully so it blends well with the design but here it is -- looks clean and beautiful!

@robj3d3 @alexcooldev lol, btw i loved the UI! who built this?

@alexcooldev bro $1M/month in 1 month time you are best signing up to the lottery 🤣🤣

Does it really work, bro? 🤨 @robj3d3

@richiemcilroy @cap because of founders like you richie who keeps on pushing themselves to make the best product out there i never had this feeling of switching to something else

Building a performant desktop app is one of the hardest challenges I've ever taken on. Multiple years at this now. It's easy to get to 95% compatibility, but the final 5% is tough. @Cap has hundreds of thousands of users and it works great for most people. But when it doesn't, it hurts. I wear my heart on my sleeve and every bug report cuts deep. But we're getting there. Every update we're one step closer, and we WILL create the greatest screen sharing app in the world. I've been full time on Cap for almost 2 and a half years, but in my head and in my heart, we're only just getting started. Google Chrome extension and a full web experience (Instant/Studio Mode) launching soon. Excited to have more options for our users 🫡

@tibo_maker tibo, what was your motivation for acquiring feather?

I've acquired 11+ startups for ~$4m total and here's everything I've learned about acquisitions context: I've been part of 2 kinds of acquisitions, and most founders only think about one of them. 1. traffic acquisitions so while growing Tweet Hunter, I realized that the product wasn’t the bottleneck - distribution was now instead of pouring all our energy into building distribution from scratch, we acquired small tools that already had it - like whatToTweet .com most of these products had little or no monetization, from a traditional lens, they looked uninteresting, but they ranked on Google for specific keywords, were shared on X, and attracted exactly the audience we wanted the acquisition wasn’t about extracting money from those tools. it was about redirecting attention toward TweetHunter in a way that compounded over time 2. revenue acquisition the other category of acquisitions I’ve worked on - like Feather, Typeform, and Captain Growth - fit the more conventional model in these cases, the goal was to take over the product, integrate it into a larger ecosystem, or grow it independently the mistake most people do here is focusing too much on present metrics you’re not buying what the product is today, you’re buying what it could become with better distribution, positioning, and execution the product is just the starting point buy product - improve it - increase revenue ⚠️ when founders talk about acquisitions, they almost always mean the second type very few people consider micro-acquisitions of tiny tools as a deliberate growth strategy for their main product that blind spot is where a lot of asymmetric opportunities live small products are easier to acquire, easier to integrate, and often unlock disproportionate upside for me, revenue is an outcome - distribution, traffic, and attention are inputs. once you start viewing acquisitions through that lens, the strategy changes completely instead of asking, “how much money does this make today?” you start asking, “what does this unlock for the rest of the business?” that shift opens up a much larger opportunity set and changes how you think about scale hope it helps! 🙏

@kaif9999 which provider do you use for redis?

Backend libraries I use daily to ship real, scalable stuff in 2026: prisma – type-safe ORM zod – shared validation between API & DB tRPC – end-to-end types, zero REST boilerplate drizzle – lightweight SQL-first ORM bullMQ – background jobs that don’t explode redis – caching, queues, rate limits, sanity auth.js – auth without rewriting JWT hell OpenAPI / Swagger – future you will thank you Your turn… Which libraries are MUST-HAVE in your stack? Drop your top 3 below

@ayushagarwal @dodopayments this same guy dmed me also lol and i said i'm happy with dodo and don't want to switch.

Startup Twitter is wild sometimes. Someone DM’d me pitching a “payment gateway alternative to Dodo Payments” …to me while I’m literally building @dodopayments. Bold strategy. At least get your automation sorted before cold pitching the founder of the product you’re replacing 😭

@AdityaShips awesome bro! also why not using dodo?

My 1 week old SaaS hit $256 MRR with 23 paying users 🎉 New source of income unlocked.

@robj3d3 alreayd upvoted bro! and it won't just be the product of the day, it'll be the product of the month!

WE ARE LIVE! 🥳🎉 $27k MRR. 12 months. Finally launched on ProductHunt. All support is really appreciated ❤️