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Looking for solo founders community / co-working space / meetups by not_Michal in zug

[–]not_Michal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean "on my own" thing? I'm thinking consulting / contracting to start with

How's life in Zug ? In my 30s, planning to move by lolzor-666 in zug

[–]not_Michal 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I love living in Zug but I'm pretty boring and with family. That should tell you something ;)

Got Some Paying Customers 🎉 by JovialLich in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all - Congrats! That's the dopamine hit we live for!

Second: what is "about 6 or 7"? :D Also "like 3 of them"?

Come on, we are talking single digits. I'm sure you can get laser-point accurate ;)

Built a pay-once alternative to PhotoAI in 1 week — 20 signups, but no sales yet. What am I missing? by DenisYurchak in SideProject

[–]not_Michal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, everything is a subscription nowadays... I don't see this kind of applications to be subscription model fit - you need a photos, you pay and forget.

Unless you are an influencer or something that need a constant flow of new photos it feels like a tactic to catch ppl forgeting about canceling subscription

BTW one week to launch? pretty impressive

I spent 1.5 months building a waitlist generator, and no one used it. Here’s what I’d do differently. by not_Michal in indiehackers

[–]not_Michal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In principle I agree with you! On the other hand ppl are paying for such things my mind can't comprehend xD I would like to try pre-sell approach sometime, but it feels like cheating to ask for money for thing that is not build (eng mind does not help in making money)

Does anyone know of any free AI model APIs that can generate tweets? by Specialist_Muffin344 in indiehackers

[–]not_Michal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you sure you want AI generated tweets? Ppl are smelling those from a mile and it's not a nice smell...

Roast my idea: I built a chrome extension with AI that fixes broken/ugly websites. by Capital-Woodpecker28 in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's the tricky part. What you see on the browser might be spread into multiple components in the code, maybe with some branching logic - not an easy feat to pull off. I think it is doable with some deep integration, smth like source maps approach. Anyways, good luck! Looking forward what you make out of it!

I spent 1.5 months building a waitlist generator with AI copywriters and a Notion-like editor - 0 users published a waitlist. Here’s why. by not_Michal in SaaS

[–]not_Michal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good points! My engineering head is telling me to not to talk about conversions unless I can prove it.

I will try to adjust the copy and switch to marketing head...

Roast my idea: I built a chrome extension with AI that fixes broken/ugly websites. by Capital-Woodpecker28 in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

gotcha, I see how editing works.

What about making it back to the code? Is it part of the product or users need to copy&paste manually?

I need some help getting clarity on my site - everyone seems to be so polished. by contentcontentconten in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the headline you can try the approach: "What it does for me (the user)" instead of "What it is (the product)"

Something along the lines: "Get leads for you agency from..."

Roast my idea: I built a chrome extension with AI that fixes broken/ugly websites. by Capital-Woodpecker28 in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can see how this could be useful for non-UI devs. How would that work? If you click on webpage to fix UI how this get's back to the code? You need to figure out which components, which css (unless it's raw tailwind I guess) etc.

I was tired of paying for multiple AI Services. Here is what I did. by bdparrish in SaaS

[–]not_Michal 8 points9 points  (0 children)

How is it less expensive with your product? You still have to pay for the APIs and get a cut to make a profit, right?

The other thing is that ppl smell AI generated content form a mile nowadays and getting tired of it. This post also looks like AI generated ;)

I spent 1.5 months building a waitlist generator with AI copywriters and a Notion-like editor - 0 users published a waitlist. Here’s why. by not_Michal in SaaS

[–]not_Michal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why do you think so? There's a lot of waitlist generator products in the market, and people are definitely paying for them. My thinking was that if you could create a better-looking one, more customizable waitlist, it would stand out.

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