#RedditSaas

I can help SaaS businesses organize customer records, product information, and business data using spreadsheets, SQL, and Power Query. Skills and Responsibilities Accurately enter, transfer, and update information from documents, images, PDFs, and other…

You currently have a lot of tools to reverse engineer any app, does anybody know how many people do that for apps they use? How many customers do companies lose to those reversed engineered apps?…

As a founder, it's tempting to have an assistant generate auth and move on. I tried it. The happy path worked right away. What it didn't include unless I asked: lockout, enumeration-safe errors, session revocation after a password change, refresh-token…

After around 4 months of building and growing SeoLoupe, I’ve decided to explore selling it so I can focus on learning more about coding and IT.…

Hey folks, I am looking for an email platform for my new saas in development. I need one for transactional emails like OTP or password reset. I need another for onboarding emails and announcements (regular communication).…

I am currently working on a product which is as good as the best one out there and that too free. I was planning to make money just through ads as it's a completely local webapp and I have no backend to manage.…

I’ve been going on quite a few dates lately from Hinge and Bumble, and I realized I was starting to mix up details like where we went, what we talked about, who likes what, or even how much I was spending every weekend.…

I'm selling daisy.now, an AI tool that turns a text prompt into a full, consistent set of mobile app UI screens. Users can edit the screens and export them to Figma, to code, or straight into AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex).…

​ I spent months building Hosteria, a management system for hotels, cafes and restaurants. It started with a hotel in Dahab, Egypt, but the deal fell through right when the product was ready.…

My product kinda getting some attention from angel investors and they wanna put money like around 10k for 1% of my company do you guys have any experience on this?…

I've been building for a couple of years. The founders I actually know are at $2-4k MRR after 18 months, and they're proud of it. But my feed is all "how I hit $10k MRR in 30 days" followed by a link to a $497 playbook. Not hating, people gotta eat.…

I'm worried about getting banned, but wanted to promote. Human here, 2+2=4 😅 I'm building bugcap.io it's like loom but for bug reports., It's a google chrome extension, think of loom but for bug reports.…

Choose the buying experience that matches the product, not the model that's fashionable. Free plan: Useful when users can reach value independently and product-led adoption makes sense.…

i was looking for a budget planner made for business but all I found was some personal tracker targeted to people wanting to track rent etc. so I made hustlewallet.dev this is a budget tracker made from a saws owner to a saws owner it has a paywall tho…

I’m building a competitor finder and recently came across DeepSeek’s new APIs. They sound interesting, but I’m not sure if they’ll actually help with what I’m building.…

https://reddit.com/link/1xf8if8/video/stnp2qrmfnxh1/player I’m building a tool that turns uploaded videos into short recaps with narration and subtitles. A script can sound fine on its own and still produce a confusing video.…

Dodo Payments has been very horrible, If you want to use it for your product or services, STOP! their unprofessional team decided that my store is outside of their merchant acceptance policy, or as their emails worded it, it was "Outside scope".…

Hey everyone, I'm a solo developer and I've been working on an AI video generation platform called TakeWeaver.ai. Basically, I'm trying to make AI filmmaking easier by giving people more control over their scenes, characters, camera movements, etc.,…

i’ve done marketing my whole life, and the value of marketers has increased post ai. Before this, code was the hard part. Building a product took months, a team and real money, and tech was the highest paying path you could pick.…

Two of us are about to sell a native Mac app that turns your Apple Music library into a map you explore. Every pricing thread here says "go subscription". We didn't, and I'd like this sub to poke holes in our reasoning.…