Chinmay Mishra

I wasted 3 weeks on my last SaaS. Not building features. Not getting customers. Just on: •Auth •Database •Stripe •AI APIs So I built a Next.js boilerplate that launches AI products in under 1 hour. If you’re tired of rebuilding the same stack, you’ll relate.

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Just launched AuraShot — AI portraits that actually slap. Upload a photo → pick a template → get studio-quality results in seconds. No photographer. No editing skills. Just vibes. 🔥 Try it free 👇 aurashot.vercel.app

Tomorrow I’m launching my first SaaS. I’m terrified. And excited. It reverse-engineers image prompts. Upload any image → get the Midjourney/SD prompt behind it. What if nobody uses it? What if it works? Launch: 10 AM tomorrow. #BuildInPublic #SaaS #IndieHacker

I’ve been studying early AI SaaS launches. Most of them over-engineer the product and under-engineer distribution. Speed + positioning are the real moat now. That’s the bet behind AiFast. Build faster. If you’re building an AI SaaS in 2026 what’s your distribution strategy

@craigcherlet Reddit is underrated for high-intent users if done right. Are you targeting keyword-based monitoring or manual prospecting?

Here's my latest review on the soon to be launched Reddleads Reddit lead generation app. This is a cheat code for SaaS founders. youtu.be/vGyvi8U6Vgg?si…

@Briandanielco Respect. Building after 9–5 hits different. What’s been harder so far — product or distribution?

I just launched my Saas. My girl thinks I’m cheating on her, I’m trying to get users, work at my 9-5. This is intense

@JulioJgzSh Facts. I’ve noticed 1 focused hour daily compounds more than random weekend sprints. Consistency > intensity.

'I'll start my side project when I have more time.' You have the same 24 hours as the guy who just launched a $10k/month SaaS while working a full-time job. You don't have a time problem. You have a priorities problem.

@Arindam_1729 @hanghuang_ @InsForge_dev Congrats on the launch 🚀 What worked best for you — pre-launch email list or same-day Twitter push? Curious how much traffic PH is actually driving in 2026.

@hanghuang_ @InsForge_dev I launched my SaaS on productHunt producthunt.com/products/forma…

At @InsForge_dev, Sundays are for planning What's everyone working on this week?

@PaulAdams Thank you for this feedback

prompt reverse engineering sounds useful but this is where everyone gets stuck... everyone wants the designer tool until it's time to actually use the designer tool then they just keep manually prompting. if people actually need this then the revenue signal will be obvious. test it on 10 people and see if anyone opens their wallet instead of the feature request doc

Building something new: You upload an image → It generates the exact prompt used to create it. Useful for: • Designers • AI artists • Indie hackers • Prompt engineers Would you use this? Be honest — roast it if it’s dumb.

@HRguyAmit @BatsouElef Build in public is underrated compounding. Have you seen it convert into actual leads or mainly credibility so far?

@BatsouElef Hey @BatsouElef , Let’s connect, build in public and grow together

X is cool. But it’s 100x better when your timeline is full with people who code and build things. If you’re into tech, AI, and startups say hi 👋

@nextumx Love the “build foundations first” mindset. Are you documenting technical decisions publicly too or mainly product milestones?

@ravikasaudhann @Akintola_steve @Google @amazon @Microsoft @Oracle @Accenture @jpmorgan @zomato 100% agree. The real edge isn’t just building in public — it’s consistency. Curious — do you think small focused pods (5–10 builders) work better than large open communities?

@Akintola_steve @Google @amazon @Microsoft @Oracle @Accenture @jpmorgan @zomato Exactly we can build a group or community like build in public where we code together practice DSA and aim for top packages, international remote roles, startups, and MNCs. As we grow on X recruiters can notice us here too ig it will work most of here developers

I’ve appeared for OAs / interview rounds with @Google @amazon @Microsoft @Oracle @Accenture @jpmorgan @zomato And honestly… most of these opportunities came directly from LinkedIn. Don’t underestimate it. Almost all FAANG-level companies (except Netflix) I either got OA links, referrals, or interview chances through connections there. What matters: • Keep your resume updated • Stay active on LinkedIn • Connect with recruiters & engineers • Daily DSA (LeetCode) • Real projects + live links (Vercel) College alone won’t get you shortlisted. Consistency outside college will. Still grinding daily LeetCode & networking 🚀 Let’s connect Developers ✨

@md_kadiwal This. Most people learn how to build. Few learn how to sell. Customer acquisition is the real skill now.

Everyone's building a SaaS in 2026. But here's what separates the winners from the people who quit in month 3: The winners know how to GET CUSTOMERS.

@MythThrazz @feifei_qiu This is underrated advice. AI makes building fast — but infra mistakes scale fast too. Shipping fast ≠ shipping blindly.

@feifei_qiu Building a SaaS is easy, but if you have no idea what you’re doing the only result you will get is a $50000 bill for your misconfigured/abused Vercel/Supabase

If anyone can build a SaaS quickly today, why would someone choose to use yours? What makes your SaaS defensible?

@zachgeleott It’s exciting but also overwhelming at the same time. Feels like the winners will be the ones who pair AI skills with distribution. Tech + audience = leverage.

When reading this, I felt a sense of both genuine excitement and a sense of sincere fear that I haven’t felt in quite some time There is a MASSIVE opportunity for the AI-literate, whether that is through building the next big SaaS, helping companies incorporate AI use, teaching the every day worker how to use AI, etc. But at the same time, I’d be lying if I said I don’t feel a little bit of fear. 90% of the workforce will genuinely become irrelevant Friends of mine that are grinding to get into corporate America and doing anything in their will to get the entry level job at a “safe” company are so screwed. In 5 years, probably less, they won’t be needed. AI will be so good that the everyday knowledge worker will be hopeless What does that mean for you? The only safe play is to build your own thing. It’s cliche, but the time has never been better Follow influencers like @gregisenberg, @boringmarketer, @coreyganim Learn from them on how to best leverage AI’s newest tools, build distribution, and deliver S-tier outcomes And BUILD IN PUBLIC!!! Since AI allows everyone to build anything they want, distribution will become the one real moat The window won’t be open for forever Please, please, please — if you read this far, do yourself a favor and act now. You won’t regret it

@Shrey_Rastogi13 @hakimuddinkika Clean UX in SaaS is such a differentiator now. Especially when everyone’s shipping fast with AI. Are you working more with early-stage MVPs or scaling products?

@hakimuddinkika As a product designer with SaaS building experience, this is my kind of crowd 😄 If you’re building something real and care about clean UX + scalable products, we should definitely connect. What are you building right now — early idea, MVP, or scaling stage? 🚀

Looking to #Connect with: 🔥 SaaS Builders 💡 Indie Hackers ⚡ API Development 🎯 Product Design 🛠️ TypeScript 🌊 PostgreSQL ✨ Supabase 🚀 Side Projects 💰 Monetization 🧪 Beta Testers Let's build together. #buildinpublic #letsconnect

@hrishio I’ve noticed this too. Feels like a big opportunity for lightweight companion apps around popular SaaS tools. Speed > full feature parity.

The number of hugely popular saas products that don’t bother building a native mobile app is honestly shocking. really tempting to start churning out apps for every saas I use that can’t be bothered to build even a basic read only iPhone app.

@emarketing88888 Are you seeing AI SEO outperform traditional content strategies yet? Or is distribution still the bottleneck? Smart, specific question = credibility.

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@olegcl 100%. Building is easier than ever. The real game now is distribution + positioning. Tech is leverage. Attention is the moat.

Today even 12-year-old kid can build several million MRR SaaS. The entry threshold for building a business has never been this low. In 2026, we have all the privileges, AI lets you build almost anything with the right prompts.  There are many AI tools for every stage of building a business: → Market research (ChatGPT, Perplexity) → Product creation (Replit Agent, Lovable, v0)  → Content generation (Sora, NanoBanana, Claude). Even with all these AI tools, getting your product to the right audience remains the true challenge:/