I think I made a classic founder mistake.
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I think I made a classic founder mistake.

I think I made a classic founder mistake.

I spent months building a product before spending enough time figuring out where my customers actually are.

I've been building Visora (https://visoracloud.com), an API for image moderation, face/document/text redaction, and identity verification (document + selfie + liveness).

Technically, I'm really happy with it.

The problem is that it's one of those products people only look for when they're already dealing with the problem in production.

If you're building a social app, marketplace, fintech, HR platform, etc., eventually you'll need moderation or identity verification.

But before that? Most teams don't even think about it.

It feels like selling smoke detectors. Everyone agrees they're important, but almost nobody shops for one until something happens.

For those of you building developer tools or APIs:

How did you find your first real customers?

Also, if you have 2 minutes to look at the landing, I'd genuinely appreciate brutally honest feedback. I'm much more interested in criticism than compliments.

u/Icy-Drag4728 — 3 days ago

I'm preparing for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam and I'm looking for good practice questions

I'm preparing for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam and I'm looking for good practice questions.

I'm especially interested in scenario-based questions that are similar to the actual exam, not just simple definition or memorization questions.

Are there any free resources, question banks, GitHub repos, or websites you'd recommend?

I'm already studying the theory, but I feel I need a lot more practice with exam-style questions.

Thanks!

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u/Icy-Drag4728 — 12 days ago

Drop you Saas below👇

I’m a software engineer with a strong background in cloud architecture (AWS) and building scalable SaaS products.
I’ll give honest feedback on your product, landing page, architecture, or API—what looks good, what I’d improve, and any potential red flags.
No sugarcoating, just constructive feedback.

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u/Icy-Drag4728 — 12 days ago

What’s the biggest bottleneck in your startup right now?

For me, it’s distribution.
Building the product is the fun part. Finding the first paying customers has been much harder than I expected.
Curious to hear where everyone else is stuck right now. Is it sales, marketing, fundraising, hiring, or something else?

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u/Icy-Drag4728 — 13 days ago
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Como le hacen para conseguir sus primeros clientes??

Acabo de lanzar mi primer Saas, la verdad es que la implementación en la nube y código es lo que menos trabajo me ha costado. Aunque parezca irónico lo que en verdad me ha costado trabajo es conseguir clientes que realmente la usen, llevo poco que la lance, que les ha funcionado a ustedes??

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u/Icy-Drag4728 — 13 days ago