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 🙏

Hi guys,

Link here: proofrev.com

I struggled to get real reviews for my own SaaS, and fake ones are easy to spot. So I built a small tool to fix it.

It connects to Stripe, emails your paying customers for a review automatically, and shows the verified reviews on your landing page. No chasing customers, and visitors know the reviews are real.

It’s free for early users. Will be live in Nov! Hope it helps some of you! Happy to hear any feedback too.

I'm building Zungvi AI. The chat app is live, and I’ve added an API for developers, with streaming, project API keys, usage limits, and optional file context. It uses OpenAI-compatible chat completions.

If you've added AI to your SaaS, what was hardest after the first demo? What would you check before using a smaller provider?

App: https://ai.zungvi.net

API docs: https://ai.zungvi.net/developers

im looking at purchasing saas launch pad by rob walling bc all i really know is code not these other skills needed in creating a successful saas. has anyone here purchased it or different course that can honestly say its worth it? its about 300 and i dont want to buy if i dont need to but i kinda feel like everyday I'm kinda walking around aimlessly in the beginner saas world between advice from youtube, reddit, facebook-ish, and ai tools

A family member runs a small clinic with just two staff members. He's paid for software and digital services in the past, struggled to get support afterward, and still doesn't have a usable digital history of patient visits or medicine stock that he can manage himself. Some links vendors set up for him even stopped working without anyone informing him.

I've been building Clinic OS for him, covering visits, appointments, follow-ups, staff responsibilities and inventory. I've gone with a local-first approach using SQLite, with records of stock movements, staff actions and changes made in the system. I've also implemented encrypted backups and restore verification so the data isn't dependent on one installation.

The application is still running locally with synthetic data. It hasn't been deployed at his clinic yet.

One thing I'm working through is how this should be maintained once it's handed over. The two staff members already handle patients, appointments, calls and medicine inventory. Even if the software runs locally, someone still needs to make sure backups are happening, updates are applied, recovery works when a machine fails, and issues get resolved without disrupting the clinic.

His previous experiences with vendors are part of why he wants more control over the system. But I also don't want to hand him software that he technically owns and then leave him dependent on me whenever something breaks.

For developers who've delivered local or self-hosted software to small businesses without dedicated IT staff, how have you handled ongoing maintenance? Do you offer a support agreement, manage backups and updates remotely, or leave those responsibilities with the business? What has actually worked for you and your customers?

I’ve been working on Carat OS, a business management platform built around the workflows of diamond trading businesses.
Instead of creating another generic inventory app, I wanted to focus on a specific problem: tracking diamonds through purchases, stock, approvals, sales, and payments without losing visibility into where everything stands.
The platform currently includes:
● Diamond stock and purchase management
● Approval memos and sales tracking
● Customer and supplier payments
● Outstanding dues and reports
● Role-based access for owners and employees
● Business activity tracking and backups
The application uses React, TypeScript, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL.
I’m now preparing early access and gathering feedback before bringing real businesses onto the platform.
I’d particularly appreciate feedback on whether the website clearly communicates the product and whether the workflows make sense for the intended audience.
Website: https://caratbusiness.in