jackncurious

u/jackncurious


r/nocode•

A month ago I started asking solo founders one simple question . The question was :

what's the most frustrating part of building alone?

I expected answers like , hard to get users.

Instead, almost everyone said some version of the same thing :

"I don't know what I should be prioritizing."

Not because they were lazy. Not because they lacked ideas. But because they were jumping between building, marketing, validating, and mvp etc.. all in the same day with no real sense of what phase they were actually in. It's context switching

Building features and don't even know your users .

I realized I was doing the exact same thing. I built a tool to fix this for myself first. Every week it t

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r/nocode•

Hello guys as non experienced developer, just started my journey and my fist ever app . I did some research to publish my app on android and ios but never used a mac before ( and I don'tplan buying one). Basically all my friends use ios except me , but I heard ios is a must for business .

Here is my question is it really worth it for early stage ?

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r/AppBusiness•

Hello guys as non experienced developer, just started my journey and my fist ever app . I did some research to publish my app on android and ios but never used a mac before ( and I don'tplan buying one). Basically all my friends use ios except me , but I heard ios is a must for business .

Here is my question is it really worth it for early stage ?

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r/SaaS•

Hello guys as a solo founder 2 problem keeps coming back again and again : context switching and no feedback.

you’re doing everything at once — product,marketing, validation etc... You constantly switch contexts, and at some point you don’t even know what actually matters right now. On my first project I did a lot of mistakes. I thought the idea would sell itself but I was wrong, I built and paid for features without validation. I felt really frustrated and lost time and money.

I wanna validate an idea to help founders focus on the right thing .

1 .You answer a short set of structured questions about your project and goals Whether it's about marketing, having realistic deadlines or

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r/nocode•

Hello guys as a solo founder 2 problem keeps coming back again and again : context switching and no feedback.

you’re doing everything at once — product,marketing, validation etc... You constantly switch contexts, and at some point you don’t even know what actually matters right now. On my first project I did a lot of mistakes. I thought the idea would sell itself but I was wrong, I built and paid for features without validation. I felt really frustrated and lost time and money.

I wanna validate an idea to help founders focus on the right thing .

1 .You answer a short set of structured questions about your project and goals Whether it's about marketing, having realistic deadlines or

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r/SaaS•

Hello I got the idea of a productivity , project management and prioritization saas for solo founders and I need your help. If you could have a tool that tracks progress and helps you stay accountable, what features would you want?

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