Hey, I’m Daniel. I build MVPs for founders who have ideas but don’t want to waste 6 months learning to code. Over the last few months, I’ve helped people turn rough ideas into: • working SaaS apps • lead-gen websites • AI tools that actually make money If you’re

Those who will get rich in the AI gold rush: 1) Vibe Coders 2) People selling courses on how to get rich vibecoding apps.

Stage 1 – Idea Stage 2 – Planning Stage 3 – Lovable (UI + logic) Stage 4 – Build MVP 👈 Stage 5 – Supabase (Auth + DB) Stage 6 – APIs Stage 7 – Frontend polish Stage 8 – Build features 👈 Stage 9 – Stripe (Payments) Stage 10 – Deployment Stage 11 – Launch product 👈 🏆 –

I spent hours building. I spent 30 seconds posting about it. Guess which one brought users?

I don’t think people lack ideas. I think they’re scared to ship something imperfect in public.

I built something in a weekend. I didn’t overthink it. I didn’t polish it. I just shipped. And had people reach out to test it out.

Build in public until people start copying you.

Vibecoding is the new leverage.

Shipping beats perfection. Every time.

Anyone else watching the Moltbook thing? It started as a simple experiment: “What if AI agents had their own social space?” 72 hours later: tens of thousands of agents hundreds of communities agents debating consciousness, coordinating, and building faster than humans can

It’s Friday night… Builders are either logging off or shipping one last thing 👀 What did you build this week? (Screenshots welcome 👇)

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What I’m learning while building CourseFlow: • Letting constraints do the heavy lifting • Designing flows before writing code • Validating faster than I’m comfortable with The tools help but the real upgrade is clarity before execution. What’s one thing you’re learning

One thing I’ve learned building CourseFlow: Most SaaS ideas don’t fail because they’re bad. They fail because there’s too much friction between idea → action → outcome. Every decision I make now asks one question: “Does this reduce friction or add it?” That filter alone

I built an mvp landing page for a crypto project today. Tech stack: • Lovable for rapid build + iteration • ChatGPT for copy and structure • Dribbble + Pinterest for design inspiration Focused on: • clear messaging • simple UX • fast, mobile-first performance This was a

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List of monetization models for SaaS Monthly subscription Freemium Lifetime deal Usage-based pricing Pay-per-seat One-time purchase Affiliate revenue Enterprise contracts API-based pricing What’s your model?

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Goal: Help creators turn ideas into finished courses What I learned: Speed beats perfection Key insight: People don’t fail from lack of ideas; they fail from friction If you’re building something, I’d love to see it.

I built this cancer treatment landing page and had an interested user within 24 hours. The reply: “Nice! Can you drop a link? I had acute lymphoblastic leukemia and had a ton of documents maybe I can test it with a 200-page PDF?” This was just a test. Idea already been