u/TheBadinc

▲ 20 r/Kenshi

What's something you've weirdly never done?

250+ hours in, started a new playthrough as a skeleton again in the reboot start. It's been an epic playthrough, but then I realized - I've never started the game as a shek.

Wondering what everyone else's super basic part of the game they've never done is, especially with hundreds of hours clocked?

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u/TheBadinc — 5 hours ago
▲ 1 r/SaaS

Soft Launched by first SaaS Product for the Love of the Game - What to do now?

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So in short - I work like 3 jobs and am starting my own company, plus I have a baby. Tracking tasks was nearly impossible, and I dropped the ball on like 50-75% of the things I had to do over the course of a week or so. I knew I couldn't take things off my plate necessarily so I started going through task app and pen & paper notebook method and after method.

Ultimately, I gave up on every software I tried cause it always missed one thing that was key to working for my every day, and stuck to notebooks, but even then at 50+ tasks it took more time to manage than to do shit.

In a fit of frustration I sat down and designed and built a task app that would work for me and help me build my company. And its been amazingly helpful over the last couple weeks.

I put it online and sent it to a few friends and they switched their project/task tracking over to it in the first couple days.

Posting here because I made it to solve some issues for me and it worked, so now I want to broaden it out to a full fledge SaaS product/business.

Looking for folks to check it out and let me know what they think and if anyone has any insight in how best to start growing a user base and actually launching it.

Would love to hear from anyone who has expirience in SaaS, and in particular the launch phase, I'd love to hear your thoughts on what to do now that I have an app but no plan for making it a broadly used product.

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u/TheBadinc — 2 months ago