Aaron Stathi

@BacLeodiv Use this elqo.app

How can I improve my public speaking skills? I’m pretty bad at it.

Part of why I started Newday, I kept forgetting to update Notion after calls. Not because I didn't care. Because by the time I finished the call, I was already onto the next thing. So I built something that updates it for me while I'm writing my daily notes.

@khushiirl itsanewday.app

Drop Your SaaS and i'll sign up!!!

@code_codeforge You’re not unproductive, you’re just overwhelmed with how much AI unlocks for you. I’m trying to solve it here : itsanewday.app

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic

@PLBompard Get task backlog done! itsanewday.app

Pitch your startup - Max 4 words - link if ready 👀 Seen by 86k people last month 📈 YES, it counts as marketing - GO!

@seeksahib Nice one. Into week 2 of Itsanewday.app it is a journalling app that automatically creates and marks tasks as done as you write. It also connects into Hubspot and Notion to mark tasks off as done when you do it in newday!

If you’re building a good product, you should be able to explain it to anyone and anywhere. now, use my comment to pitch your product. (Calling all VCs and Partners to check comments)

@hthieblot Nice one. Into week 2 of Itsanewday.app it is a journalling app that automatically creates and marks tasks as done as you write. It also connects into Hubspot and Notion to mark tasks off as done when you do it in newday!

The longer I'm on X, the more I realize: Founders with small accounts are the most interesting ones. - too busy building to posture - 0 Ego, they just wanna win - keep posting with 0 likes - the world isn’t rooting for them yet but I will Tell me what you are building

Every sales, customer success and marketing person I know has tasks in: - HubSpot - Notion - Their inbox - Slack DMs - Their head And somehow expected to stay on top of all of it. No wonder things fall through the cracks.

@HngPhVnh192164 Haha true!

@aaronstathi 'real users find bugs' is the most humbling week 1 lesson. you spend all that time on architecture and the first feedback is 'the button text is confusing'. keep shipping

In week 1 of building in public. What I shipped this week: -Email verification -Stripe billing -HubSpot + Notion two-way sync What I learned: Real users find bugs and offer feature suggestions you never would find or consider! #buildinpublic #indiedev

@rivestack Thanks @rivestack the first conflict I quickly found was having it only pull on that particular user only and others, solved it with bringing in their user ID only and put on top of it a helper admin section so user doesnt see the ID's, just the namespaces and their own name.

@aaronstathi real users finding bugs in week 1 is the dream. the hubspot + notion two-way sync sounds brutal to pull off cleanly, how are you handling the conflict cases

@LessonsFromProd Thanks @LessonsFromProd honestly surprised at the pick up already for people trying it out! I think aiming it GTM, something specific, has helped here.

that's the move right there. Real users will find edge cases you can't imagine in a vacuum. The HubSpot sync is interesting — bet you learned something about how people actually use their tools versus how you thought they would. Keep shipping messy, the feedback loop is worth more than another week of polish.

@AmitTurkaspa Thanks Amit!

@aaronstathi Zero followers is normal on day one - start by hunting down X conversations where GTM leads ask about pipelines or handoff friction. I use Ziya to flag those threads and draft quick replies in my voice so I can connect with potential users without getting lost in the feed.

Starting to share my journey building a productivity tool for GTM teams. Day 1. Zero users. Zero followers. Let's see where this goes. #buildinpublic

@jasonlk Nice one. What a lot of GTM teams get wrong here also is they are automating trash. AI can be such a massive lever, but the hygiene needs to be there first. Automation through AI is the last step.

"You can't really vibe code your own CRM in one prompt. You can't. But now you really can get high quality apps into production without a developer. You really can. So ... who will maintain them? 3 Key Learnings"

The bottleneck for GTM teams used to be doing the work. Now it's keeping track of it all. AI made us capable of so much more that task management became the new full-time job.

@antonosika Kairo - Built with Lovable in 2 weeks. Location-based app connecting people for spontaneous coffee meetings. Think “Uber for networking.” 50+ users making repeat connections. Solving urban loneliness through real connections, not more screen time. meetkairo.com

I’m looking to invest in software startups built with Lovable. Pitch yours in the comments – I’ll offer to invest in my favorites.

Excited to reveal Kairo's new logo! 🍐 A pear that symbolizes two people connecting, with a stem that doubles as a map marker. "Pair up" with Kairo to find real connections nearby! #BrandReveal #Kairo #PearUp

Just launched Kairo MVP - connecting people for real-life meetups based on proximity & shared interests! From concept to working app in 1 week thanks to @lovable's awesome tooling. Already seeing our first spontaneous coffee meetups happen across Sydney! #BuildingInPublic

I will leave it to you to draw the parallels between a restaurant floor and a SaaS product. If you’re currently in Hospitality and want to make the jump into tech but don’t think you can because you don’t have the skills, maybe the above gives you the optics and confidence to try

I believe people with Hospitality backgrounds, such as Waiters and Sommeliers make the best Customer Success Managers in #SaaS companies - here are my 7 reasons why. #Startup #startuplife #Career #careeradvice [🔩 thread]