Hello everyone. I’ve been here for a while, but this is my first post. I’ve read "The Millionaire Fastlane " twice in the last couple of years.
I am officially launching my first SaaS today and would love to hear your honest critique:
Sentimetric
It took quite a long time to finish - about 6 months. I started building after work with very little knowledge about databases, authentication, and a completely new version of a framework. I spent hundreds of hours debugging, reading documentation, and building.
It was not meant to be such a long journey, and I didn’t plan to release it to the world. In the beginning, it was only a tool for myself. Later, I saw some potential, changed the problem it solves, and decided to make it usable for other people. The primary purpose of my first product is to put my foot in the door of the SaaS industry. To give people a chance to see it, test traffic, and get feedback.
The tool was made to help me create job-winning presentations. This approach was proposed in a webinar by an influential person in the recruitment area. Initially, I wanted to become a frontend developer in a small-medium company, learn as much as possible, build something on the side, and then fully switch to doing business in software.
During this time, I learned so much that my plan changed. I am confident that my next, simpler app will be launched within a week (counting from the beginning of coding, not from today).
I can help with: SaaS, custom CRMs, AI automation, custom tools for business, building websites, connecting APIs etc.
I would love to talk about:
I will be happy to connect with SaaS creators, business owners, and anyone interested in this topic. This won’t be my diary, but rather a summary of milestones. Unless there are interesting questions, I will not post regularly.
Cheers
I am officially launching my first SaaS today and would love to hear your honest critique:
Sentimetric
It took quite a long time to finish - about 6 months. I started building after work with very little knowledge about databases, authentication, and a completely new version of a framework. I spent hundreds of hours debugging, reading documentation, and building.
It was not meant to be such a long journey, and I didn’t plan to release it to the world. In the beginning, it was only a tool for myself. Later, I saw some potential, changed the problem it solves, and decided to make it usable for other people. The primary purpose of my first product is to put my foot in the door of the SaaS industry. To give people a chance to see it, test traffic, and get feedback.
The tool was made to help me create job-winning presentations. This approach was proposed in a webinar by an influential person in the recruitment area. Initially, I wanted to become a frontend developer in a small-medium company, learn as much as possible, build something on the side, and then fully switch to doing business in software.
During this time, I learned so much that my plan changed. I am confident that my next, simpler app will be launched within a week (counting from the beginning of coding, not from today).
I can help with: SaaS, custom CRMs, AI automation, custom tools for business, building websites, connecting APIs etc.
I would love to talk about:
- Problems you have and how they can be solved with software
- Anything related to the strategy of launching and scaling SaaS
- Best traffic sources, etc.
- Any legal questions - ask an accountant or lawyer
- Frameworks, courses, etc. - customers don’t care about them, use whatever works for you
I will be happy to connect with SaaS creators, business owners, and anyone interested in this topic. This won’t be my diary, but rather a summary of milestones. Unless there are interesting questions, I will not post regularly.
Cheers
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