Everyone says, "Consistent is a key!".But how can a lazy person create consistent?.

100 followers. Grateful for every single one of you 🙏.Building in public is easier when you’re not building alone.

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I used to think building SaaS was all about features. Then I realized people don’t care about features — they care about how your product makes them look, feel, or grow. That shift changed everything.

Today’s mission with HookAI . Improve prompt engineering to make hooks feel truly human, not default AI.

What’s harder for you: building or telling the story?.

If you’re building alone → you’re not. Your first users are your real cofounders.

When I launched my first SaaS, the hardest part wasn’t coding. It was writing posts that made people actually stop scrolling. That pain turned into my next project →

Everyone begging you to just post?.But we're not animals that will do anything for just food (money). We should give a value, not words!.

Building in public = learning to enjoy the slow days, so the fast days don’t overwhelm you.

The hardest part of building in public?.Hitting “post” and wondering if anyone will care.

Supabase + v0 = SaaS .Is this vibe coding?.

Building in public is fun. One post gets 5 views… the next one somehow hits 5K. Zero logic 😂.

Most people want 5M impressions.But without making conversations 🤣.

You can build a SaaS in a week. But building trust on social media takes 1 year.

I got 2 new users, but X is not notifying me, so I don't know them. Is this okay?.

Funny how founders can build SaaS that scales to 10k users… but still get banned for a single post on Reddit.

Real talk—what’s harder for founders:. Writing code or running your profile without getting banned on Reddit?.

Your next big idea is probably hiding in the thing you complain about every day!.

HookAI didn’t get its first users from ads. It got them from me simply telling people about it — again and again.