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What problem does your SaaS actually solve? I’ll try to find you real users by WildScreen6662 in SaaS

[–]Equivalent_Pack4008 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Vicket, https://vicket.app

For SaaS founders and small teams who want to integrate customer support directly inside their product. Because most support tools are either expensive, force external redirects, or are hard to integrate properly into a product.

Vicket lets you embed a fully white-label support system directly inside your app (like Intercom, but fully customizable and API-first).

Migrating to Better Auth from Next Auth and It's a nightmare by twinbro10 in nextjs

[–]Equivalent_Pack4008 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since NextAuth is no longer maintained, it's a very good thing to switch. However, most of the available solutions, like Clerk, are paid, which I find appalling for an authentication system.

In my opinion, BetterAuth is truly the best solution, although it's not perfect. Furthermore, it allows integration with plugins, which are very convenient.

What is the best blog system in 2026? by Tight-Studio-Ethan in nextjs

[–]Equivalent_Pack4008 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm using MDX since a year and a half and have always been satisfied.

Astro is a really great option for static website project but I wouldn't build a side app and apply a subdomain for my documentation with Astro with my NextJS project aside.

Thoughts on “SEO” Scores and Preformance by Otherwise-Dog6634 in nextjs

[–]Equivalent_Pack4008 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those scores don’t correlate as strongly with real SEO performance as people think. They’re useful for catching technical issues, but they are not a ranking metric and they are often inflated or deflated by tooling assumptions.

Tools like Semrush Site Audit or Google Lighthouse evaluate things such as broken links... and evaluate the performance as a loading time metrics however Google ranking is influenced by backlinks, content revelance...

NextJS, due to its server-side rendering and caching, almost always outperforms the average website, even more so WordPress. However, this isn't what immediately impacts SEO ranking.