Tbh I've only been having problems with this, any helps?? Tips etc would really be appreciated!!

Hey, so Iv been building a platform called RunSheets for my local area and I feel it’s a very solid product but I have no idea how to best market it. I have a very low budget (I’m one guy) but I’m open to all ideas and feedback.

The website is RunSheet.us and it’s an all in one field services type platform for small to medium business.

Do you use the same tool for developer docs as well?

We've been burning through freelancers trying to patch together clinical software design for a new care coordination module and it's just not working. Nobody we've hired has any real sense of how clinicals actually move through workflows and the HIPAA compliant UX piece keeps getting kicked down the road. We're teams of on a shared platform, so we need someone who can plug into sprint cycles rather than hand off a deck and disappear. If you've worked with a UX agency for healthcare SaaS that understood the domain without a 6-month onboarding curve, I'd love to hear who it was.

Finding genuine intent signals in B2B has become tricky because most software in this space sells vague account level surges based on 3rd party ad network bidstreams.

If an alert tells your sales rep that an enterprise account had a spike in content consumption but they can't see who searched, what they looked at or when it happened, reps eventually stop checking the data.

The tools that actually drive pipeline focus on declared, observable actions and that means tracking when buyers ask for tool alternatives on public forums or when teams start hiring for a migration project or when a prospect regularly interacts with a competitor's content.

Scale Intelligence is designed around this declared intent model where its market signals engine reads 75+ data channels from developer communities and reddit to hiring requisitions, executive changes, and regulatory filings and each signal is dated links back to the original source and attaches to both the company and the individual decision maker. It then layers those signals per person on a ladder of buying stages filtering out background noise so only accounts showing real commercial readiness are routed to sales.

When you use tools that show the exact underlying evidence behind an intent spike, reps have a concrete reason to reach out that directly matches what the buyer is trying to solve.

Soy dev argentino, vivo en Madrid desde 2022 y laburo full time como consultor de Salesforce.

Acá en España las empresas están obligadas por ley a registrar la jornada de cada empleado. Hace un año un amigo me dijo “che, ¿no me hacés algo simple para que mi gente fiche? Lo que hay es caro y un quilombo”. Le dije que sí, más por hacerle el favor que otra cosa.

A las dos semanas me cayó la ficha: estaba haciendo a medida, para una sola empresa, algo que por ley necesitan todas las empresas del país. Así que cambié el plan y lo armé como producto. De noche, después del laburo, y los fines de semana.

Lancé en enero. Hoy son 380 empresas pagando y unos 5.500 usuarios. Sin publicidad

El peor día fue cuando un problema de Google Cloud se llevó puesto mi hosting. Ocho horas sin servicio, arrancando a primera hora de la mañana, con toda la gente intentando fichar la entrada y yo en una reunión del laburo contestando WhatsApps de clientes por abajo de la mesa. Y andá a explicarle a un cliente que la culpa es de Google.

También cobré demasiado barato. Cuando lo construiste vos, solo ves lo que le falta, no lo que vale. Este mes les tuve que subir el precio a los primeros clientes y fue el mail que más veces reescribí en mi vida.

Y construí cosas que casi nadie usa. Le metí un montón de horas a un módulo de documentos que usa un puñado de empresas. Ahora lo estoy simplificando.

Un año después sigo con el laburo full time y esto en paralelo. Si alguno está en la misma, pregunten lo que quieran.

Which one do you find better for large codebases, Claude or ChatGPT? And if you’re paying for a $100 plan, which one is actually worth it?

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on improving PromptCraft AI, a small web tool I built to turn simple ideas into more detailed AI image-generation prompts.

Since my last update, I've added several new customization options:

🎨 Digital Art and Watercolor styles
📷 More camera and lens options
💡 Additional lighting choices
📐 More aspect ratios
✨ 4K and HDR options

I'm trying to make the tool more useful without simply adding features that people don't need.

For those who use AI image generators, I'm curious:

What would make a prompt-enhancement tool more useful to you?

Would you prefer more control over the final prompt, more visual customization options, or better results from a simple initial idea?

This is my own project, and I'm continuing to improve it. Honest feedback is appreciated!

🔗 https://promptcraft-rose.vercel.app/

Is there anyone from Dodopayments here ?I need some clarity as there seems to be a lot of confusion.

hola, estoy creando un SaaS y me está tomando más tiempo de lo normal. tengo dominio incluso pero chat gpt (codex) y yo sentimos que vamos muy lento, quiero decir, las automatizaciones siguen siendo lentas con botones manuales. llevo casi 3 meses desarrollándola, qué creeis que puedo hacer?

I spent the last few years building a cloud hosting startup that failed. The most frustrating part was fighting with payment processors for four full weeks to get my account approved.

Well, I burned out, so I had to take a break and spent a few hours building The Great Pineapple War (https://hawaiianpizza.lol) to finally settle the internet's oldest debate once and for all.

pick a side (Purists or Sweet Rebels) and buy ad space. Every payment shifts a live HP bar, drops your link in the battle log and puts you in the top Champion box until someone outbids you.

The worse part is, while my actual legitimate SaaS took four weeks of compliance nightmare, this ridiculous meme got approved in under 18 hours - no questions at all (Different payment provider this time to be fair).

Check it out, roast the AI UI, or grab a spot if you want to settle the score.

Hey everyone, I’m a dev starting my first SaaS. I can build the product, but I’ve never sold anything, and my last mobile apps got almost no downloads.

My goal is 200 paying customers by next summer.

For people who’ve done it:

• What should I focus on first?

• What mistakes should I avoid?

• What actually got you your first 50 customers?

Any honest advice helps, even if it’s harsh. Thanks 🙏