Abhishek Kaushik

I got tired of Submit buttons. So I built a Chrome extension to fix them🚀🙂‍↔️ Last weekend I snapped. Buy Now → Take My Money 💸 Post → Viral It Netflix Continue Watching → Keep Wasting Time 💀 Changed 14 buttons in 10 minutes. My whole internet feels mine now. It’s called ReNameIt. Remembers every change. Forever. We’re live today — grab it from my profile 👀

@kalashvasaniya You are building your own spaceship 🥲

9th domain btw

Started this build with 5 followers Now at 60 believers before a single dollar in revenue The ones who show up at zero are different They're not here for the success story They're watching the journey That's the community that converts when you finally launch Build the audience before the revenue The grind continues 🚀

@RivraDev 🥲🤞🏻

@slaybuilder Strong hook. Just joined.

Day 70 building in public → $10K MRR goal 65 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Optimized onboarding → activation flow 🔁 → Improved SEO for free tools pages 📈 → Added rate limits to prevent abuse 🛡️ → Reduced dashboard load time further ⚡ → Enhanced error handling + edge case fixes 🧩 Up next: real user testing → iteration loop We’re out of “building mode” — now it’s growth mode 📊🚀 Systems > motivation — that’s how you scale ⚡ reddwise.com

Everyone's building the next AI SaaS Hardest part isn't the AI It's not the tech stack It's not even the idea It's getting 10 people to pay you $10/month Proves the model works Proves retention is possible Proves you didn't build something only you love $100 MRR is worth more than 1000 signups Get to $100 first 💸

Something nobody tells you about building AI products: The AI isn't your moat Every competitor has access to the same models Same APIs Same context windows Your moat is: → The workflow you wrap around it → The users who trust you → The distribution you built before them AI is the ingredient Not the restaurant 💪🏼

@hustle_fred Talking whole industry on your shoulder brh 🚀🥲

i spent today helping my competitor enough good deeds for today, back to being evil now

@AdityaShips Fat is personal 😂🥲

Haters will say I’m a vibe coder

@sergeynazarovx A

me accepting every change Claude makes without even looking

Crazy how many founders are building SaaS for audiences they've never talked to 6 months of development Launch day Crickets Not because the product was bad Because nobody knew it existed The builders winning right now: → audience first → product second → launch to people already waiting Building in public isn't optional anymore It's the strategy 💪🏼

Day 69 building in public → $10K MRR goal 60 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Improved onboarding flow 🧭 → Faster project → dashboard navigation ⚡ → Added usage limits per plan 🔒 → Polished UI consistency across pages 🎨 → Minor bug fixes + stability improvements 🛠️ Up next: first user activation → feedback loop Momentum > perfection — we keep shipping 🚀 Small wins daily compound into big results ⚡ reddwise.com

@won__sikkk Clarity attracts conversion

@slaybuilder The best pages nail both, but if you have to pick one, clarity wins.

Unpopular opinion: Your landing page doesn't need to be beautiful It needs to answer one question: "What does this do for me?" I've seen gorgeous Framer sites convert at 2% And ugly plain text pages convert at 18% Clarity > design Every single time 🚀

@Thomas_Tao_1 True

@slaybuilder Yep. Tool debates are usually procrastination with better branding. Shipped code teaches faster than any stack opinion.

I keep seeing founders debate: Cursor vs Claude Code vs Antigravity Here's what actually matters: The tool that ships features is the right tool I've closed $0 MRR arguments with shipped code Never with a tool comparison thread Stop optimizing your setup Start optimizing your output ☕️🚀

Free marketing stack for founders with $0 budget: → Reddit (find where your users complain) → X/Twitter (document daily progress) → SEO (write one post per week) → Directories (list everywhere free) → Build in public (let the audience come to you) I got 60 waitlist signups before launch using exactly this Paid ads can wait 💪🏼

Day 68 building in public → $10K MRR goal 60 believers already waitlisted Shipped: → Done final security check ✅ → Landing page improvements 🔥 → Fixed dashboard load delay ⚡ → Optimized API + DB queries 🚀 → Cleaned TypeScript errors 🧹 Up next: onboarding → activation pipeline Now it’s execution season — no more prep, just scale 🚀 Consistency wins when motivation fades ⚡ reddwise.com

Most founders launch and pray Smart founders build verification into their product from day one Show your actual: → user count → activity metrics → real usage data Anyone can write "1000+ users" on a landing page Nobody fakes live dashboards Transparency wins 🚀

Tried to explain what I'm building to my parents again Me: "It's a SaaS that help founder and marketers to grow on reddit" Them: "So it's like instagram for founders?" Close enough honestly 💀 How do you explain your SaaS to non-tech people?

Two types of SaaS founders: Type A: Ships 6 months, launches, gets 3 users, quits Type B: Gets 10 users before launch, ships what they ask for, grows slowly Type B isn't smarter They just stopped guessing and started listening 56 believers told me what to build next Data > guessing 🚀