Sagar | building Orbit

i’m Sagar, a 23yo polymath builder whose brain runs in 17 directions at once — code, marketing, philosophy, shitposting, all before breakfast. building forion/orbit "unified AI workspace where thinking, research & building happen in one chat" waitlist in bio

@nxhaaa19 what X has done is hype the "building" process and totally hide the "distribution" because that is brutal to do. everyone is out here in hype trying to make the quick buck. but you know what is true.

Why most indie SaaS stays at $0 MRR forever: -No one knows it exists -Launched once, never mentioned again -The "MVP" took 6 months -Free plan with no upgrade reason -Built what was cool, not what people pay for -Founder is too scared to DM 10 people -Waiting for organic growth on day 1 Distribution isn't a growth hack. It's the whole game.

how i'm planning to get my first 100 users on orbit: 1. Reddit 2. Indie Hackers 3. Hacker News 4. Quora 5. Product Hunt 6. BetaList 7. AlternativeTo 8. SaaSHub 9. Side Project Ideas 10. Launching Next 11. StartupBase 12. Uneed 13. X (Twitter) 14. LinkedIn 17. Medium

the real reason side projects die isn't motivation. it's the setup tax. every time you come back to a project you pay it again: — find the right tab — remember the context — re-setup the environment — then start most people quit before step 4.

they said one person billion dollar company is getting build but how? managing 10 different tools to manage all? that doesn't sound good what if you get all the ingredients you need to plan, code, build, market, debug all in one single space/flow? orbit is the answer.

@hridoyreh comment and tweet all day brings user everyday

How do introverts do marketing?

@ispeakweb2 saw you had shipped 3 products that got funded, care to share what they are?

@bold_Ocean_ Yup, it does cost a bit higher. But every penny is worth it

gpt can never....

@ispeakweb2 i mean having claude pro costing $236 per month is like having a super power

@bold_Ocean_ Yeah bro same

Most builders I know switch between 6 tools before they ship one thing. Research here. Plan there. Code somewhere else. Run it locally. I got tired of it. So I built Orbit — think, research, build, and run. All inside one chat. No setup.

@vivoplt and then try to convert them to pay you

If you think building is hard, then try getting your first 10 users.

@HsanC_ or you should be marketing continuously and then fix the tool based on the feedback distribution > product

Maybe you should stop doing marketing and fix the product first.

@indiemark_ progress surely takes time but the best part about time is it changes

I’ve got 12 apps in lots of different niches. 5 of them have had users either subscribe or pay for a lifetime. My first app has nearly 8k users now, and has generated the majority of my revenue. People say you will fail a lot before you succeed. This is not necessarily true. Each week I pick one of the apps that has made revenue and iterate and improve based on my own usage and user feedback. Progress is visible and it’s compounding but success takes a lot of time. Keep grinding makers 🫡🙌🫶

@asaio87 best solution is he need to partner with a guy who is good in marketing and loves doing it that's all a builder who need a good idea and connect with a marketing guy. not every builder can be a marketer.

Talked to a vibe coder guy on Reddit today about his app. He launched his 9th app this year, but no customers. He says he enjoys building the apps so much because he is using AI and can build so much faster. But when he needs to get users, feel discouraged and does the next best thing, starts another app only to end up in the same place. What should he do ? Keep building until he hits a viral app that markets itself? or just continue with one app for 12 months and spend 9hrs a day marketing it

the best part about orbit is that it's NOT FOR DEVELOPERS it's for anyone who has an IDEA to build something. but have no idea to how to plan, how to build it or code it, how to market it. orbit gives you that space. to do all in one space smoothly, without hoping on multiple places or talking to 10 different people. we are open for early Waitlist. Join now in bio

redid the waitlist page for Orbit Check and give me your thoughts

day 2 of #50daysoforbit and guess what were working on this project from last 3 months and now had to delete 80% of code

something worst happens we had to delete 80% of our code no idea what the fuck we are gonna do anybody know any medical store near me

The human mind did not evolve over thousands of years to have hundreds of unfiltered opinions thrown at it every hour through a screen. You wouldn't let 100 random people break into your house, eat your food, and sleep there. Yet you willingly do that with your mind.

The majority of good ideas don’t die because they were bad. They die in the gap between inspiration and execution. Between the spark and the 7th tool switch. Protecting the early momentum of an idea is one of the highest-leverage skills a builder can have.