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@softwaremind We are always waiting for some valuable product from you.

Can't sleep. Can't stop building. Something big is coming and I genuinely can't wait to show you all. Stay close. 👀 #buildinpublic

Everyone's racing to build the next AI unicorn. Meanwhile, "I need to compress this PDF" gets searched millions of times a day . iLovePDF quietly serves 226M monthly users because of it. 😱 Distribution doesn't always go to the boldest idea. It goes to the most useful one.

@softwaremind Exactly 💯

@hex2hack Agree 💯, that moment repeats every week. Same person, same need, zero acquisition cost. That's not traffic , that's a habit loop.

India has 100M+ internet users, the 3rd largest startup ecosystem globally, and founders desperate to go international. Yet @stripe is still invite-only here. I genuinely don't understand the math. Someone explain , what's the actual blocker ?

Big question every founder faces : Should you share your startup idea on X before building the MVP (in specially Vibe Coders era) ? Some say protect it. Others say build in public to attract early believers. At the end, execution > secrecy. What’s your take ? 👀 #Startup #BuildInPublic #SaaS

Most founders build products looking for a problem. I’ve spent lot of time ,refining my process to ensure I’m building what people actually need. Here are 4 underrated, powerful ways I personally find and validate startup ideas : 1] Social Listening (The Pain-Point Search) Stop scrolling and start searching. Use X, Reddit, and LinkedIn to find people complaining. If your niche is Time Management , search for : "I hate [tool]" "How do I fix..." "Why is it so hard to..." The Goal: Find the friction. If people are venting online, they’re looking for a savior. 2] The "1-Star" Gold Mine Your competitors have already done the hard work of finding the market. Now, find their flaws. Go to the App Store, find similar products, and filter for 1-2 star reviews. What are they missing ? What’s breaking ? What do users wish existed ? Your MVP should be the solution to their biggest frustrations. 3] The Gemini Research Edge I use Gemini specifically for research because of its access to the Google data ecosystem. It can synthesize vast amounts of search data and trends that other LLMs might miss. Ask it to: • "Identify rising friction points in [Industry]." • "Analyze search intent for [Problem]." • Data-driven validation beats "gut feeling" every time. 4] The "Real World" Filter We spend so much time in IDEs that we forget the world exists. Next time you’re at a market, a hotel, or even just out with friends observe. Listen to what people are complaining about in line. Watch for manual processes that look painful. Real-world friction is the ultimate indicator of a digital opportunity. Validating is 80% of the work. Coding is the fun part, but building the right thing is the profitable part. Which of these are you trying for your next build ? 👇

Do you think Claude Code Security will replace CodeRabbit ? 🤔

The "I need a $10M seed round to build" era is over. You can now architect, build, and scale a global startup from a single bedroom. The tools have caught up to our imagination. The 2026 Power Stack: 🧠 Logic: Claude (Coding & Architecture) 🏗️ Infrastructure: Supabase (Backend + DB) 🌐 Hosting: Vercel (Deployment) 🔑 Access: Clerk (Auth) 💳 Revenue: Stripe (Payments) 📧 Reach: Resend (Emails) 📈 Growth: PostHog (Analytics) 🛡️ Reliability: Sentry (Error Tracking) ⚡ Speed: Upstash (Redis) 🤖 Intelligence: Pinecone (Vector DB) The reality: We are living in the golden age of the solopreneur. You don't need a 20 person team; you need a 20 tool workflow and the discipline to hit "Deploy." You can literally ship an entire startup from your bedroom. Do you agree, or are we still overcomplicating things ? 👇 #SaaS #BuildInPublic #Solopreneur #VibeCoding

@softwaremind @emergentlabs No doubt that emergent is king of vibe coding 🔥🙌🏼

Is Emergent the new king of Vibe Coding ? 👑 Used it for 10+ hours straight on my MVP. My honest observations : ✅ Thinks "beyond the boundary" - actually suggests/apply features I didn't prompt (plus point) . ✅ Deeply understands requirements via counter questions. ✅ Access to 10+ advanced AI models in one place. ❌ Can't access code without upgrade. ❌ The free credit wall is PAIN. It gets you to a ~40% working product, proves it’s "worthy" and then the credit limit hits. The pricing is also low ($1/mo with promo) that you don't even think twice , you just upgrade to finish the build. It’s a brilliant loop. No wonder how @mukundjha and @madhav_jha hit $100M ARR in record time. 🚀 What’s your experience ? Did you finish your app or get stuck at the credit wall ? 😅

VS Code is a powerhouse. Antigravity is a superpower. ⚡️ One handles your code; the other stays out of your way. Is anyone actually staying on VS Code, or are we all making the leap to a weightless workflow ? 🚀

$0 to $17,000 MRR in just 5 days. 🤯 SimpleClaw just pulled off one of the fastest SaaS launches of the year. The stats : Launched: 5 days ago Current MRR: $17,653 Active Subs: 397 All-time Revenue: $21,029 But here’s the kicker: The founder is already looking for an exit. Asking price: $2.25 Million. 💰 That’s a ~10x multiple on annualized revenue after only 120 hours of data. Is this the new peak of the micro-SaaS gold rush, or a brilliant exit strategy while the hype is at 100% ? Build. Scale. Exit. Speedrun edition. 🔥 What do you think , is a 5-day-old project worth a $2M+ valuation ? 👇

Particularly fitting in the era of long context coding tasks becoming the new frontier. Congrats!

First, the good part of the Anthropic ads: they are funny, and I laughed. But I wonder why Anthropic would go for something so clearly dishonest. Our most important principle for ads says that we won’t do exactly this; we would obviously never run ads in the way Anthropic depicts them. We are not stupid and we know our users would reject that. I guess it’s on brand for Anthropic doublespeak to use a deceptive ad to critique theoretical deceptive ads that aren’t real, but a Super Bowl ad is not where I would expect it. More importantly, we believe everyone deserves to use AI and are committed to free access, because we believe access creates agency. More Texans use ChatGPT for free than total people use Claude in the US, so we have a differently-shaped problem than they do. (If you want to pay for ChatGPT Plus or Pro, we don't show you ads.) Anthropic serves an expensive product to rich people. We are glad they do that and we are doing that too, but we also feel strongly that we need to bring AI to billions of people who can’t pay for subscriptions. Maybe even more importantly: Anthropic wants to control what people do with AI—they block companies they don't like from using their coding product (including us), they want to write the rules themselves for what people can and can't use AI for, and now they also want to tell other companies what their business models can be. We are committed to broad, democratic decision making in addition to access. We are also committed to building the most resilient ecosystem for advanced AI. We care a great deal about safe, broadly beneficial AGI, and we know the only way to get there is to work with the world to prepare. One authoritarian company won't get us there on their own, to say nothing of the other obvious risks. It is a dark path. As for our Super Bowl ad: it’s about builders, and how anyone can now build anything. We are enjoying watching so many people switch to Codex. There have now been 500,000 app downloads since launch on Monday, and we think builders are really going to love what’s coming in the next few weeks. I believe Codex is going to win. We will continue to work hard to make even more intelligence available for lower and lower prices to our users. This time belongs to the builders, not the people who want to control them.

I need this kind of consistency and dedication, but how ?? Can you suggest something for me :) 📈👀

I’m "today years old" realizing that a SaaS name isn’t just about "vibes" - it’s a structural growth lever. I used to think names like Amazon or Apple were just catchy. I was wrong. There’s an "Invisible Logic" behind high - performance branding that rigs the game for clicks before you even launch. Here are the branding laws I just stumbled on while diving into this : 1. THE ALPHABETICAL EDGE (MANUAL SEO) Jeff Bezos chose "Amazon" specifically because 1990s web directories were alphabetized. By paging through the "A" section, he guaranteed prime positioning at the top of every list. Steve Jobs did the same ,naming "Apple" to ensure it was listed before his former employer, Atari, in phone books. If your name starts with "Z," you're starting the race 100 meters behind. 2. ASSOCIATIVE BRANDING (THE ECHO EFFECT) Look at the safety app "Sileme" in China. It went viral overnight, hitting #1 on the iOS charts. Its name translates to "Are you dead ?" and mimics the phonetic cadence of the food delivery giant "Ele.me", meaning "Are you hungry ?". By subverting a household brand, they bypassed the "Who are you ?" phase and used a "pattern interrupt" to capture millions of users. 3. PHONETIC SYMBOLISM (SOUND IS DATA) Vowels send a subconscious signal to the brain. Front Vowels (like in "Click" or "Bit") suggest speed, lightness, and agility. Back Vowels (like in "Boot" or "Dull") suggest durability and power. If you build a fast tool but give it a "heavy" sounding name, it creates a cognitive mismatch that creates friction for the user. 4. THE "SHOCK" VS. "TRUST" TRAP Sileme's blunt name hit #1, but it faced immediate cultural backlash because death is a major taboo in China. While shock gets the click, trust gets the retention. The developers are already rebranding to "Demumu" to move toward a milder, global identity. I’m realizing now that if you name for the algorithm and the subconscious, you play the game on "Easy Mode". A great name doesn't just explain the product , it removes the friction to click. And at the end we know 'everything matters'.♟️ Building a startup is hard enough. why make your name the first barrier ? 🚀 What’s the most "genius" SaaS name you’ve seen lately ? 👇

@saasmind @X Let's connect 🤝

Hey @X #connect me with folks who are interested in : Software dev SaaS Vibe Coding Web3 Engineering DSA Full Stack AI tools Freelancing Communication Frontend Backend Leet-Code MVP AI/ML IoT Content creation Let's grow, share, & #LearnInPublic together. #letsconnect

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2020: Laid off from a factory. Jobless. No plan. 2026: Sells his company for $900,000,000. Khaby Lame didn’t say a single word, but the world couldn’t stop watching. A thread on the most inspiring pivot in internet history 🧵👇