u/Specialist_Agent3599 · Reddit

15 months of vibe coding a saas and here's what nobody tells you about production everyone talks about how you can just build things now. and you can, mostly. what nobody covers is the bit where real users show up and everything falls over in ways the model never warned you about. ai got me maybe 60% of the way. landing page, auth, a dashboard that looked genuinely good. then people started using it. my database was fine with a couple hundred records and completely died at ten thousand. e

@Tommycsx3 · X

Building an AI tool to help founders validate startup idea base on reddit’s complaints

@RSolticzki · X

Working on an app that instantly gives you a feed full of leads, matched with your website, on Reddit.

@mahirb22 · X

@tarasshyn · X

With the help of RedReplier 😉

u/shushbi · Reddit

I gave founders a list of subreddits where their promos wouldn't get deleted. I realized I was solving the wrong problem. (yes, this was written by AI - but I reviewed, edited and verified this is what I want to say) Context I run Reddlist . The initial premise was simple: Find subreddits that don't instantly nuke promotional posts. I built a system to identify viable, lenient communities and gave founders a list of places where their posts would actually survive. But I q

@Tweet2Tusharr · X

hey everyone 👋 we've been working on something over the last few weeks around customer research. we'd genuinely love if you could spend 5 minutes trying it and tell us what we're getting wrong.

u/hachishikiga · Reddit

You don't need LLMs for everything "Just ask (insert any LLM)" is crazy to me. I'm sure you've also seen it, if you go around the saas/entrepreneur subreddit space the most obvious tell is how EVERY homepage looks. Recently the trend has been terminal green with slight glowing elements, and slowly revealing features as you scroll down. This is a bigger issue than the scope of this post, but I will still plant the thought in your head: if everything comes from the same source (even more so if

@usman_builds · X

Building MentionFast so users Market on Reddit without getting banned.

@hello_code_ · X

helps SaaS founders catch customers mid complaint on Reddit before they settle for a competitor

@laminemansour_ · X

Building Voxgrow SaaS that monitors Reddit & X to find people already asking for your solution, then drafts contextual replies for you to validate. No cold outreach to random people. Just warm leads on autopilot.

@shawntenam · X

Claude Code Daily... Version 3 is live. Just shipped a clean refresh of the daily landing page: tighter flow, better signal extraction, and a soft CTA at the bottom that points builders toward without being pushy. Last week I dropped the previous version straight into the Claude Code subreddit. Result? ~400 visitors, only 5 clickouts. That’s how i test and iterate on Reddit. never blast a direct product link. You share the actual value first. the blog post itself. and let the equal exchange do the work. If someone finds the daily brief useful and wants to go deeper (beyond basic scraping into real intent signals), the path is there naturally. No deception, just reciprocity. builder mindset in action: ship fast, measure honestly, refine in public. does V3 hit cleaner? Drop your thoughts below.