Building @ts_saas - TypeScript SaaS boilerplate for indie founders Skip 8 weeks of setup. Ship your idea in days. ↳ https://nitter.gq/t.co/f7dvml7iZv
Varanasi, India
Joined March 2020
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Building a SaaS shouldn't mean rebuilding the same 300 hours of infrastructure.
Meet @ts_saas
Auth. Billing. Email. Multi-tenancy.
Already built.
Ready to customize.
Ready to ship.
Your next SaaS starts here. 👇
I’m spending more time thinking about distribution now that TS-SaaS is usable.
For people building their own product, where is the bottleneck currently?
A. Deciding what to build
B. Building it
C. Reaching users
D. Converting interest
Mine has increasingly moved toward C.
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C. Building is easier than ever. Getting the right product in front of the right audience is the real challenge.
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SEO mistake I made on Vyyna:
When I removed old pages, I redirected them all to the homepage. Google treats that as a soft 404, and the rankings are gone.
Fix: redirect each old URL to its closest live page.
➡️ Check yours: Search Console → Pages → "Soft 404".
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After 6 months of work, I'm finally launching Klibon today 🚀
It's an agents-first affiliate software for SaaS. There's a free plan, and it works with Stripe, Creem, Polar and Paddle, and never takes a cut of your commissions.
This isn't a side bet for me, it's the product I'll be working on for the years to come!
We're live on Uneed today, and there's a lifetime deal at $79 instead of $99 until November 30 👇
I'm not making millions.
But I make enough to work full time on my own startup and personal brand.
So right now I'm just building the foundation.
14.5k followers on X. 4k on LinkedIn.
Learning as much as I can.
As an ex-CTO, building was my strength.
But building is the easy part now.
The real edge:
- Go-to-market
- Building an audience
- Learning how to sell online
So when the next big idea shows up, I'm ready.
What are you building the foundation for?
One of the biggest mistakes people make on X:
They delete or ignore posts that perform badly instead of studying them.
Your worst-performing posts can teach you just as much as your viral ones.
Learn from both.
C for me too. what moved it was replying every day under posts from people who already have the problem, instead of posting about the product itself
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Currently for me, it's 2 things:
D. Converting interest
E. Retention (biggest one)
What channels are you using to reach users?
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C for me too. Building Mapfable has been the fun part, but getting it in front of people who actually have the problem is a whole different challenge.
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One week away from X
Almost 20 followers gone
Impressions dropped
Engagement slowed down
After a full year of showing up every single day, I took one week off
The lesson is the same:
Consistency compounds, but momentum can go away insanely quick
Back to building 🤝
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The internet has made everyone accessible, but somehow genuine connections feel harder to find.
We have more ways to communicate than ever.
Maybe the problem isn’t a lack of connections. It’s a lack of meaningful conversations.
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