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I compared Product Hunt, Solvearn, and YC's co-founder matching before building my own thing. Here's what I found.

We're seeing something we didn't fully expect on Startives — and it's the best kind of surprise

I built Startives because my co-founder found me by accident — and I don't think that should be rare

I built Startives because my co-founder found me by accident — and I don't think that should be rare

The Hidden Tax of Software Development: How Broken APIs are Killing Your Shipping Speed

Building your own API directory is a massive waste of time. (Don't do it)

The Architecture of 48-Hour SaaS Ships: How to Decouple Your Backend and Only Code Your Core Value Proposition

The Architecture of 48-Hour SaaS Ships: How to Decouple Your Backend and Only Code Your Core Value Proposition

🚀 Startives Match — AI-Powered Co-Founder Matching

Stop rewriting boilerplate backend infra. You’re wasting your SaaS margin.

🚀 Startives Match — AI-Powered Co-Founder Matching

Most indie SaaS products are just API orchestration layers

I stopped Googling "best API for X" and built something better

How we got our first 100 builders on Startives — no ads, no budget, no audience. Just embarrassing amounts of manual effort.

I got told my positioning didn't make sense. Here's what I changed.

Indie hackers don’t just build products anymore. We stitch together APIs and ship systems.

Most indie products are just a few good APIs held together by caffeine and edge cases

Title: How Our First $150 Sponsor After 300 Rejections Became the Foundation for Everything.

The 3 Unspoken Problems Killing AI-Powered Apps (and How to Actually Solve Them)

Most AI Image Tools are Toys. I Found One for Building Real Products.