Utkarsh

Hey Everyone, Today, I have launched my SaaS after building it for more that 2+ months. Natively integrated X and LinkedIn APIs without a third-party vendor, to keep pricing as low as possible. And to stand out from the market, I'm using a credit-based pay-as-you-use model. Only pay for what you post, no recurring fee. It is a social media scheduler platform which allows user to connect their social channels and publish posts on demand Let's see how it works, open for any feedback. I will share my journey here and the tech stack I have followed to keep my expenses as low as possible. Currently, I have paid only for my domain. Wish me luck 🤞 Link: postscheduler.in

Cursor is literally a VS Code fork + an LLM wrapper. That's it. That's the whole product. And it's one of the fastest growing dev tools ever. The insight: they didn't build an IDE. They built the layer between developers and AI models — and used the best existing IDE as the foundation. Don't reinvent the wheel. Find the right wheel, then build what's missing on top.

@devnaaath I'm not targeting any region as of now, just need low latency from any region. As I'm early didn't want to waste more money setup in load balancer stuff

@utkarsh_build if you are targeting the US, just make sure to choose a western server

How do you handle latency over the region?? For my SaaS, I have deployed the frontend on Cloudflare Pages, while the backend and database are hosted on a VPS in the Mumbai region. Users outside Asia are experiencing high latency because my server is located in Mumbai. Is there any way to solve this? I know that adding load balancers and deploying across multiple regions would help, but I'm looking for more affordable solutions.

@suni_code It's happening

AI won’t replace your job overnight. It might replace your ability to think first.

@nullshotai Posted on subreddits like SaaS, indiehacker, buildinpublic

@utkarsh_build Love to see that Reddit worked for you. What was your strategy?

Got 10 Subscribers After 1 Week Of Launch Did Marketing on: -> Reddit -> X Need to explore more channels

@CommandCodeAI Okay me try that

@utkarsh_build Depends a lot on the model you use. Make sure DeepSeek V4 Pro is not set to max effort. It can take too long on that and think a lot.

Command Code is the only code agent that has: 1. $1 Go plan with 10x free credits (best overall) 2. optimizes for top open models 3. repairs open models tool calls free 3. doesn't charge 400% more on open models like DeepSeek/MiMo - almost every other coding agent does, check!

Which email service are you using for your SaaS? • SendGrid • Mailgun • Amazon SES • Postmark • Brevo • Cloudflare(new in the market) • Other (drop below) Currently, I'm using 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐨 as it gives 300 emails free per day which is sufficient for my little SaaS

@gkcs_ Thanks, Signed Up

We got ranked 1 in Maven. The session has ~2000 registrations. If you are a software engineer looking to transition to AI, this sessions will be worth it. maven.com/p/5caa15/maste… Cheers :)

@m13v_ Hmm Nice AI bot

@utkarsh_build r2 is the cheap layer, egress is free. the cost that creeps is maintenance, each platform's api and oauth shifting under you every few releases.

The weekend is here. I'm exploring how to integrate Pinterest into my SaaS! This would make it my third social channel. Created a business account and a test app. The documentation is pretty neat and clean. Let's see if I can make this happen and complete it by the weekend What are you building this weekend?

@egorkabantsov Cursor >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Should I get Cursor or Codex? 🤔

@coolcoder56 37k 3bhk

How much rent do you pay living in Pune ??

@m13v_ Yeah I will figure out that, Will keep balalce of both things. My maximum cost would go to R2 Cloudflare bucket for media storage

@utkarsh_build pay-per-post with no sub is the classic indie wedge against scheduler fatigue. holding that line gets tricky once each platform's api costs start eating the per-post margin. written with ai

@shippedbytim Yes very important It will make difference for big production grade product

@utkarsh_build yep, that's why having some technical knowledge helps, so we can tell the difference between good and bad code!

Vibe-coded too many features too fast. Realised schema and architecture was a mess, from when it misunderstood an older prompt. Reviewing all the code, and vibe-coding fixes now. Good news, they were not shipped to prod yet. Bad news, I haven't shipped yet 😆 #buildinpublic #shipordie

@pauljasperdev Will explore Resend, it like template based approach of Brevo that's the reason I'm using it

@utkarsh_build Resend. can recommend. very good dx

Which email service are you using for your SaaS? • SendGrid • Mailgun • Amazon SES • Postmark • Brevo • Cloudflare(new in the market) • Other (drop below) Currently, I'm using 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐨 as it gives 300 emails free per day which is sufficient for my little SaaS

@Sanika_0305 Nice, Keep it up

@utkarsh_build Thank you! No, from a connection.

Got my first freelance project today! 🎉 Working with a team, building cool stuff, and getting paid for it. Feels good. 🚀

@YashHustle_22 It's self hosted with Coolify Setup

Where is your app hosted right now? - DigitalOcean - Vercel - AWS - Self hosted

@uxsweta postscheduler.in Social Media Scheduler with pay as use model, Only Pay for what you post

Founders, drop your website below I'll do a quick UX audit today.✨

@shariar_design postscheduler.in Social Media Scheduler with pay as use model, Only Pay for what you post

If you're a solo founder building right now 👀 drop your product below and let’s connect 🤝💬