dp Singh

@DevTenta Can I use Oracle, bro?

@dpSingh702 No problem 🫡

I don't have money for hosting so I am closing my website.......

just launched MinorClaw on Product Hunt 🦊 one Telegram bot that replaces Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion and more would mean a lot if you check it out 👇

@trshadowcreator Backend!!!

@dpSingh702 You can host a framer site for free -- it'll just have the logo on it and have the framer URL if you customize it. It's 100% free.

@DevTenta which site should I try ?

@dpSingh702 but there are a lot of free options for hosting. did you try one of those sites?

MinorClaw is launching on Product Hunt in 2 days — would love your support 🦊

@luke_pighetti @seraleev exactly — SEO spam is not marketing real marketing is making people feel something before they even click most builders confuse visibility with distribution

@dpSingh702 @seraleev the problem is none (ok, few) of these apps are doing marketing they are just flooding the search results and fighting over what was already small to begin with

February 2025 is the moment we should remember. After the release of agentic coding, the number of new iOS apps went vertical: +25%, +29%, +40%, +47%, then +60% by December 2025. Barriers collapsed. Thousands of new developers flooded the App Store. The result: organic is nearly gone, ASO barely moves the needle, competition is up. The new core skill is not building. It is getting customers. 😭

@Iamjuscelino @zuess05 exactly this mental model separates the people who use AI as a calculator vs the ones who use it as a thought partner the magic phrases crowd will always hit a ceiling

@dpSingh702 @zuess05 Knowing what to ask and why is the real skill — prompting is just the execution layer. The people getting outsized results from AI have a mental model of what the model is actually doing, not just a list of magic phrases.

Honest question. Right now, Junior devs are just using Claude to write 100% of their code. And Senior devs are just using Claude to review and fix the Junior's code. Where exactly is the actual "engineering" happening in this pipeline?

@Wish13T exactly — the muscle memory of doing everything yourself becomes a liability some founders never unlearn it. that's why so many "successful" companies stay small

@dpSingh702 hard to switch your brain out of that mode even after the company grows

Early startup: you do everything. Mid stage: you delegate everything. Mature: you decide what's worth doing at all. The skill that matters changes at every stage. Know which stage you're in.

@SevierlyBlessed @LurkAtHomeMom it will swing back but slowly people are already paying premium for simplicity — see how Apple's "it just works" still sells the market always corrects, just not as fast as our patience allows

@LurkAtHomeMom Yes, I keep waiting for the pendulum to swing back in the other direction. It has to, right? Right????

There are too many emails. Too many texts. Too many accounts. Too many logins. Too many apps. Too many rewards programs. Too many fundraisers. Too many appointments. Too many virtual meetings. Too many newsletters. Too many forms. Too many social media platforms. My brain hurts.

@jenblanchette @LurkAtHomeMom the checkout process has become the product and the actual product is secondary 3 upsells, 2 account creation prompts, and a loyalty program just to buy a bottle of water cash was actually peak UX

@LurkAtHomeMom I just want to buy something and pay for the goods I am purchasing, and that is all. I don't want to log in, give a number, give an email, scan something from the app,, use points, decline a credit card offer, decline text messages, I just want to exchange money for stuff.

@LurkAtHomeMom built a telegram bot just because of this exact feeling one command. everything in one place. the irony is i had to build more software to escape software

@luke_pighetti @seraleev distribution is the new moat, not the product 20 apps in every niche means the best marketer wins, not the best builder which is genuinely painful if you're a builder who just wants to build

@seraleev yeah i hate this so much. before you could release an app a quarter and start stacking little $1500/mo apps and something might hit. now everything you build goes to crickets. there are like 20 apps for every niche now.

@SrinivasanSS52 building with Claude + Telegram bot architecture here solo dev, shipped a tool that connects gmail, slack, github, notion into one bot always down to connect with engineers actually shipping things vs just talking about AI

I want to connect with Experienced Software Engineers who are into: Developing Web, Mobile, Desktop Apps with Codex, Claude, Gemini, Antigravity, VS Code, AI Agents

@sickdotdev gmail, telegram, github — that's honestly it for me daily everything else i automated into a telegram bot so i don't have to open separate apps the "50 tools" lists are written by people who use 3 tools and affiliate link the other 47

What tools do small business owners actually use every day? Everywhere online I see “50 must-have tools” lists, but I can’t imagine anyone realistically using even half of them. Most people I know use just a few things: - payments - invoicing - maybe a CRM - something to get customers That’s it. What tools are actually part of your daily workflow?

@pan3sar Link !!!

@dpSingh702 Getting my Claude account banned. 🫠 I had Claude build my Gstack for the claw agents but I should have publicly checked this.

The mistake I made was not to be building publicly, where I could have questioned things like: When installing the Gstack and running openclaw, it defaults to Claude Code. Claude code via CLI is approved now for Openclaw as much as it’s slow. Didn’t question it. Learn & grow

@rezenmann @jn_jackk this is exactly right — tool switching is procrastination disguised as optimization the real problem is signal vs noise at scale. AI digest per account manager is the move — relevant context delivered, not raw firehose

Slack is still good even at 150+ clients, moving to a different tool wont solve issue. core problems at this level are in not knowing what’s happening with each client + team constantly missing items. those are quite easy solved by consolidating all comms data (slack, calls, emails) into a database and letting AI prepare client digest for each POD/account manager/etc on a daily basis letting responsible ppl know what they have missed/what must be addressed + general sentiment analysis.

When you start to reach 50-100 active clients, best place to move off of Slack? Email? What do y'all use