My late night vibe coded SaaS Idea
Using claude's skills late at night for a quick SaaS idea.
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Using claude's skills late at night for a quick SaaS idea.
Want me to share the TrustMRR link?
I have been working on this project for over 10 months now, did a soft launch recently and spread the word with close connections on LinkedIn and in just under 30 days we've crossed 1000 visitors with spending $0 on marketing
I have been building an SEO SaaS platform with $0 spent on marketing and it crosses 800 users within 25 days.
Hopefully it will cross 1K in the next 5 days
How did you grew your SaaS initially?
Vendor breakdown (not including dev-tools):
😤 EVERYTHING - Claude
😅 Some things - ChatGPT
✅ Project Management - Linear
🔎 SEO - Woop
🎨 Product - Figma
📝 AI note taking - Granola
💸 Payroll - Warp
💻 Marketing Site - Framer
📧 Email - Superhuman
💌 Customer Emails - Loops (replaced Customer.io)
🎙 Customer Service - Pylon (Replaced Intercom)
🏦 Banking - Meow (Replaced Brex)
📊 Analytics - Statsig (Replaced PostHog)
✍️ Contracts - Anvil (Replaced Docusign)
📬 Outreach - Explee (MIGHT replace Instantly.ai... still testing)
🗣 Communication - Slack
🗂 Files - Notion & Google
⁉️ Surveys - Typeform
📆 Bookings - Cal
📑 Cap table - Carta
💰 Accounting - Intuit QuickBooks
Are there any alternatives you use that I should look into? Any other startups out there who want me to try their products?
Everything in D tier or below I'd LOVE to replace... sling your recs my way!
Hey guys,
I’ve been building an SEO platform called Woop AI, and it’s finally at a stage where I’m ready to put it in the wild… and have it torn apart by people who actually do SEO for real.
What Woop AI does right now:
Why I’m here:
I want honest feedback from SEO experts, marketers, and content creators. Tear it apart — tell me what’s missing, what sucks, and what’s surprisingly good.
Free beta access:
I’m giving Reddit first dibs. No charges whatsoever, just try it and send your feedback.Looking for marketers to test my SEO tool for free
I have been looking to officially launch my SEO SaaS for a while now and without a proper PH launch or marketing we’ve already started to get traction
Crazy to see how quickly free users are converting to paid once they sign up.
Hey guys,
I’ve been building an SEO platform called Woop AI, and it’s finally at a stage where I’m ready to put it in the wild… and have it torn apart by people who actually do SEO for real.
What Woop AI does right now:
Why I’m here:
I want honest feedback from SEO experts, marketers, and content creators. Tear it apart — tell me what’s missing, what sucks, and what’s surprisingly good.
Free beta access:
I’m giving Reddit first dibs. No charges whatsoever, just try it and send your feedback.Looking for marketers to test my SEO tool for free
Hi guys, not trying to promote my app, just a genuine question:
A few months ago, I started building an AI-powered SEO platform to solve a problem I kept running into myself — creating high-quality blog content around focused keywords without spending hours writing and optimizing every post manually.
The platform can generate blogs, let you edit or rewrite them, and even publish them in one click to platforms like WordPress, Shopify, or Notion.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about taking it a step further. What if users could also publish content directly on a subdomain inside the platform itself — something like yourapp.myapp.com/keyword/ — similar to how Medium works?
The idea is to make it easier for people who don’t have a website yet, or who want a quick way to launch and grow content without dealing with hosting and setup.
I keep going back and forth on whether this is a genuinely valuable direction or if I’m overbuilding and solving a problem no one really has.
So I wanted to ask this community: does this sound like a feature worth pursuing, or does it feel like a distraction and a waste of time? I’d genuinely love honest feedback from people who’ve built products or grown content businesses.
Hi guys, not trying to promote my app, just a genuine question:
A few months ago, I started building an AI-powered SEO platform to solve a problem I kept running into myself — creating high-quality blog content around focused keywords without spending hours writing and optimizing every post manually.
The platform can generate blogs, let you edit or rewrite them, and even publish them in one click to platforms like WordPress, Shopify, or Notion.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about taking it a step further. What if users could also publish content directly on a subdomain inside the platform itself — something like yourapp.myapp.com/keyword/ — similar to how Medium works?
The idea is to make it easier for people who don’t have a website yet, or who want a quick way to launch and grow content without dealing with hosting and setup.
I keep going back and forth on whether this is a genuinely valuable direction or if I’m overbuilding and solving a problem no one really has.
So I wanted to ask this community: does this sound like a feature worth pursuing, or does it feel like a distraction and a waste of time? I’d genuinely love honest feedback from people who’ve built products or grown content businesses.
Hi guys, not trying to promote my app, just a genuine question:
A few months ago, I started building an AI-powered SEO platform to solve a problem I kept running into myself — creating high-quality blog content around focused keywords without spending hours writing and optimizing every post manually.
The platform can generate blogs, let you edit or rewrite them, and even publish them in one click to platforms like WordPress, Shopify, or Notion.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about taking it a step further. What if users could also publish content directly on a subdomain inside the platform itself — something like yourapp.myapp.com/keyword/ — similar to how Medium works?
The idea is to make it easier for people who don’t have a website yet, or who want a quick way to launch and grow content without dealing with hosting and setup.
I keep going back and forth on whether this is a genuinely valuable direction or if I’m overbuilding and solving a problem no one really has.
So I wanted to ask this community: does this sound like a feature worth pursuing, or does it feel like a distraction and a waste of time? I’d genuinely love honest feedback from people who’ve built products or grown content businesses.