Image 1 — Just finished the UI for my first SaaS!
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Just finished the UI for my first SaaS!

Hey everyone, I just finished vibe-coding the entire responsive frontend dashboard inside Bolt new It’s called Vani.AI. It connects to an Indian small business’s WhatsApp Business account (like premium gyms, skin clinics, car detailers) and uses an AI agent to handle 100% of incoming customer support, pricing queries, and booking slots natively in Hinglish 24/7. It dumps all the live data and revenue tracking straight into this dashboard. I haven't worked on backend or coded the database pipelines yet because I want to make sure I’m building something the market actually wants. I need your advice. For those who have built WhatsApp/Meta API software, what is the biggest technical bottleneck I should prepare for when scaling real-time webhooks?

u/rurusharma_ — 6 days ago
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16 yr old dev from India building my first SaaS stack. Need advice from founders!

Hey everyone, I’m 16, based in India, and I’m currently building out the architecture for my very first SaaS product. Right now, I'm focusing heavily on development and mapping out how to get my first few clients down the road. Since I'm completely new to the business side of tech, I wanted to reach out and ask a few generic questions to the experienced SaaS founders and startup owners in this community:

  1. Looking back at your very first software launch, what is one thing you wish you knew before you wrote your first line of code?
  2. What is the biggest mistake tech founders make when trying to go from 0 to their first 3 paying clients?
  3. How do you handle the balance between building new features and actually talking to potential users?

I really want to learn how the industry works from people who have actually built empires. Any advice, tech stack tips, or mindset shifts would mean the world to me. Thanks!

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u/rurusharma_ — 6 days ago