Aryan Chittora

I vibecoded a tool in 1 hour (Just for fun) voice-whisper--chittoraary.replit.app I made this Because: - What if my girlfriend broke up with me. - What if my startup fails every time. - What if my family thinks "You will be placed in job"? - What if my friend says "chill bro, all will be well" But I don’t want advice. I don’t want knowledge. I just want to talk. So I made something in just 1 hour that is stupidly simple. An anonymous voice space for founders who are frustrated and just want to vent. No names. No faces. No LinkedIn optimism. You talk. Strangers listen, likes all anonymsly. If this hits 500 voice recordings in 10 days. I’ll turn this into a proper SaaS for founders who are emotionally burnout. Try it here 👇 voice-whisper--chittoraary.replit.app

After a certain point of time working on somethingfor certain point of time. People stop doubting you and start expecting from you. Sometimes those expectations feel heavy. But that weight exists for a reason: Because your work earned it.

I feel best way to attract investors in this era is: To obsess over one thing. Work on it so hard that your product starts speaking before you do. - Real traction. - Real users. - Real execution.

Handling a team and multiple projects feels cool. Until: Your inbox becomes a battlefield. 17 tabs are open just to “stay organized” Multiple passwords. Multiple deadlines. Multiple calls. Multiple problems. All at once.

@devansh_101005 I feel it is more like a college review internship then an tech internship.😇😇

Review #1: Food is honestly 9/10, but the only tragedy is that extra serving bas ek baar hi milta hai 😭 My supervisor is GOAT he has probably has 30+ transactions Garmi boht jyada hai But hostel is retty decent. No AC, but me and my friend somehow managed to arrange a cooler

Sales teaches you survival. Distribution teaches you scale. Once you understand both, You stop romanticizing “ideas” And start understanding how real businesses are built.

Product Marketing is best learning curve someone can ever experience. You will learn everything while doing product marketing. Whether it is: - Designing a product. - Developing a product. - System architecture of a tech product. - Sales. Like everyhting man.

How to preserve good people working with us ? It's just conviction and trust ? or i am missing something Some people i am working with right now are much smarter than me. (I feel) I know what not to do and what to do. They know how to do it well.

@romanbuildsaas It was a read man, kudos to your growth 🙌.

We went from $0 to $2.5M+ ARR in 9 months with 0 outside funding. This is the exact growth playbook we used to scale our SaaS. You can copy it. STEP 1: $0 to $10k MRR At this stage, you know almost nothing about your market. So don’t spend 6 months building. Talk to customers first. Here’s exactly what we did: Create a simple 7 slide deck explaining: • the problem • your solution • the outcome Start outbound immediately. We used GojiberryAI to find high intent leads and contact them through LinkedIn + email. Our targets: • 180 LinkedIn invites per week • 1,000 cold emails per week • around 4-8 demos per day. If prospects ask: “How much does it cost?” and are willing to pay… you’re on the right track. Before building the product, we were literally selling manually curated high intent lead lists. Once enough people wanted it, we automated the process and turned it into software. From $0 to $10k MRR: Do outbound relentlessly. Add cold calling if possible. Your only goal: Get your first 100 customers. STEP 2: $10k to $25k MRR Now you have customers. Time to turn their wins into distribution. For us, that channel was Reddit. What we did: Week 1: Comment and provide value everywhere. Week 2: Comment on popular posts and subtly mention your product. Week 3: Post your story + customer use cases. Then: 2 to 3 posts per week with different angles. People must get actionable value immediately. If your content feels like ads, you lose. People need to feel: “Your users are winning.” At the same time: Keep scaling outbound. Our first hires at this stage: 3 Customer Success Managers. STEP 3: $25k to $75k MRR This is when we added LinkedIn content. Every single person on the team: • posted once per day • did outbound Our strategy was : Lead magnets posts only. Every post had: • a framework • a resource • a template • a case study And a CTA: “Comment X and I’ll send it.” We created: 1 lead magnet per person every week. We also added: • free tools on our website • case studies • higher quality content • motion design videos New hire: 1 Product Manager. STEP 4: $75k to $150k MRR We added new acquisition channels: • X/Twitter : 1 post per day per founder • B2B LinkedIn influencers • Sponsoring niche newsletters While continuing: • Reddit • outbound • LinkedIn lead magnets STEP 5: $150k to $250k+ MRR Now we started scaling aggressively. We added: • Meta ads • Google Ads • a B2B influencer agency • a UGC agency • We redesigned the website. We hired: • Growth • Sales • Engineering And we massively increased outbound volume through GojiberryAI. Our scaling philosophy is : More top of funnel → more demos → more sales calls → more revenue That’s it. I’m not saying this is the perfect strategy. I’m just sharing exactly how we did it. If you want to test GojiberryAI with a 14 day free trial instead of the standard 7 days: Comment “GOJI” and I’ll send you a special access.

When i was 19 i thought Entrepreneurship is about making money, but it's not. Entrepreneurship is all about how you can make money for other's. Your money will follow.

@jaykch7 Consumer AI Products seems wild, huge fan of consumer stuffs. maybe we can talk in dm man ?

I've been building and selling things online since I was 21. UK's largest CSGO retailer: $250k saved by 23 Saren crypto analytics: sold for $1.4m in 2022 $3m+ from NFTs as a builder $2m+ from investing Spent the last 4 years travelling. Now back to founder mode. Building a portfolio of consumer AI products.

@tech_nurgaliyev Facts

Life is important Don’t forget to live it

@AntonioEscudero Got it man, specting competitors on reddit too ? I am building something that might help you.

@aryan13f Mainly X some reddit and SEO/GEO

My SaaS just made $20k in revenue🥳🥳🥳🥳

@KrissmannGupta Thanks, Learning from builders like you only😎

It's super easy! Take it easy and kill it

@jaykch7 Great journey man. Appreciated🎊

2019: built websites for $50 2020: first $10K month 2021: first $100K year 2022: sold my startup for 7 figures 2023: made $3M in NFTs (as a builder, not a buyer) 2024: helped raise $2.77M for a client in 30 days 2025: living in Berlin, 4x founder, building for others The path is never straight. But it compounds if you keep building.

@ajaypatel_aj @ShadcnStudio Good one sir, love it

Big update coming to @ShadcnStudio 👀 🛠 UI support Base UI • Radix UI 🎨 Styles Vega • Nova • Maia • Lyra • Mira • Luma 🧩 Icon libraries Lucide • Hugeicons • Phosphor • Remix • Tabler 🌈 Base colors Stone • Olive • Zinc • Neutral • Mauve • Taupe • Mist • Theme color customization • Menu colors & accents Shadcn Create is getting a huge upgrade ⚡

Ohh God, butterflies in my stomach. Launch is coming. First product in my portfolio, I could never believe i will be handling whole product by my own if someone says this to me 6 months back. Will try to max out. Wish me luck🤞

@KrissmannGupta Hard skill to have, learning with time and experience.

Only difference between my decisions and anyone else's decision is I don't believe in what I think, but I go for market data, customer opinions, winning competitor changes.. etc Commonly I see people taking decisions on what they feel, or take decisions based on any random tweet or video.

@uiakanksha_ Upper one, good allignment i feel, lower one have bad negative space on right side.

Be honest, Which one is better, upper one or lower one?

Seeing so many people entering entrepreneurship not because they love building… But because they can’t get a job or survive one. Entrepreneurship looks cool from the outside, but if you’re running toward it just to escape reality, it’ll humble you very fast.