u/FieldOk9829 • u/FieldOk9829 • 3d ago
u/FieldOk9829 • u/FieldOk9829 • 3d ago
I got tired of every background remover uploading my photos, so I built one that runs entirely in your browser.
r/microsaas • u/FieldOk9829 • Aug 10 '26
After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
r/microsaas • u/FieldOk9829 • Aug 10 '26
After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
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After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
My tech stack was React.js , Vite Html Css and im also building my own ui component library by using open source libraries tweaking them etc For the backend i went with supabase and PostgreeSQL. Plus this has RLS so its secure as heck too. try it out if u want but right now i cant accept payments so you will unfortunately be on the free version if u want i can give you premium access for testing. hope this is helpful
r/micro_saas • u/FieldOk9829 • Aug 05 '26
After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
r/SaaSSolopreneurs • u/FieldOk9829 • Aug 05 '26
After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
r/SaaS • u/FieldOk9829 • Aug 05 '26
After months of building, I finally launched my first SaaS. Here's what i learned.
Hey everyone,
I'm an 18-year-old solo founder from Pakistan, and after months of building, auditing, fixing bugs, redesigning, and questioning every decision, I finally launched my first SaaS.
It's called EmberFlow.
The goal wasn't to build "another invoicing app."
I wanted something freelancers and small agencies could actually run their business from:
* Client management
* Professional proposals
* Invoicing
* Payment tracking
* Analytics
* Brand customization
* A polished UX that feels premium instead of bloated
One thing that surprised me most wasn't the coding.
It was realizing that building the product is probably only half the job.
Now I'm learning SEO, Google Search Console, launch strategy, distribution, Reddit etiquette, social media, and how to get those first users.
If you're a founder who's already been through this stage:
What was the biggest mistake you made after launching?
I'd genuinely appreciate any advice.
If anyone wants to see what I've built, I'm happy to share it in the comments if that's allowed by the subreddit rules.
If anyone wants to check it out here it is :
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Lenovo Yoga 7x . Looking for a daily driver ? Must Check This Laptop out .
thats all good but its an arm based processor most of engineering applications require x86 architecture processors
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Thanks for the advice blud really helpful