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Most startups don’t fail because the founders are lazy

The most embarrassing realization I had this week: Our startup was completely invisible to Google.

I built a cron job monitor. Now I'm trying to figure out who actually loses sleep over this problem.

I analyzed 500 subreddits + 50k top posts using Claude Code to understand what actually works if you want to get traffic from Reddit

I stopped trying to fix my procrastination and built a tool to make it easier to start

23 Days of Zero Users: I Built an AI Dating Coach That Actually Sounds Like You (Not ChatGPT) — Cold Start Honest Feedback Request

23 Days of Zero Users: I Built an AI Dating Coach That Actually Sounds Like You (Not ChatGPT) — Cold Start Honest Feedback Request

I got tired of stock photos that look like stock photos. So I built <Inktag/>

I built an AI Tools Search Engine solo — 2500+ tools, zero VC, zero team

Day 3 post-launch: 0 users, but moving forward anyway

Built a form tool that writes directly to Notion. Looking for feedback.

I used to think onboarding was unnecessary. I was wrong.

I stopped trying to fix my procrastination and built a tool to make it easier to start

23 Days of Zero Users: I Built an AI Dating Coach That Actually Sounds Like You (Not ChatGPT) — Cold Start Honest Feedback Request

I'm 20 and my first SaaS flopped. Here's what I'm doing differently with the second one.

23 Days of Zero Users: I Built an AI Dating Coach That Actually Sounds Like You (Not ChatGPT) — Cold Start Honest Feedback Request

Reddit isn't ignoring you. You're ignoring Reddit.

+300 users in 5 days from 5 Reddit posts - Real Case

Launched FindAlert — a cross-border marketplace alert tool I built solo