u/Training-Sail301

I am trying to understand the difference between outreach that people ignore and outreach that starts a real conversation.

For founders or small-business operators who tested a SaaS or service idea before building too much:

- What was the first message or offer that got useful replies?

- Did you lead with the problem, a rough mockup, a manual service, or a specific ask?

- Where did those first conversations happen?

- What made the replies feel like real demand instead of polite feedback?

Would love examples of what changed after your first few conversations.

For people building SaaS with Bubble, FlutterFlow, Softr, Lovable, Airtable, Zapier, or similar tools: what was the first part that worked fine in your head but broke once real users tried it?

I am curious about the practical stuff, like:

• Permissions or user roles
• Slow workflows
• Messy data structure
• Webhooks and integrations
• Mobile responsiveness
• Billing edge cases
• Users doing things in an order you did not expect

Did you fix it inside the no-code stack, add custom code for one piece, or rebuild that part completely?