MOHAMMED ISMAIL

Full-stack developer building SaaS products 🚀
Sharing what I build, learn & discover.
Building in public ↓

[MOHAMMED ISMAIL @Ismail_Founder]

When you see anyone bought my saas's subscription then what do feel?

Drop your feelings 👇

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@rauchg That is good

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@victor_bigfield Yeah 100% anyone can make saas in ai era but everyone can not get it.
Because you will have to keep constancy for getting it but i don't think everyone can do it.

That is why it's difficult than build a saas.

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@josefandre_ 😂😂

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what's your go-to coding setup?

Cursor + Claude
VS Code + Copilot
Claude Code
something else?

drop yours 👇

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@spacedevin Building something nobody wants. If people genuinely want what you built, pricing is something you can learn and adjust. No demand is much harder to fix.

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@MCovBrown This is a great reminder that clients don’t always hire you because you’re better at the core skill. Sometimes they’re paying for your expertise, speed, and making the whole process easier.

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@CoachToby9 Exactly. You can wait forever for the right opportunity, or start building and create your own.

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i have got it within two week.

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@buildSandeep Exactly. Early stage is where you can experiment without much downside. Build something, get it in front of people, learn what’s wrong, and iterate quickly.

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@lanceyyan Maybe, but I think humans will still need to decide what’s worth doing in the first place. Explaining intent is one skill; judgment about the goal is another.

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@Delwo_A Exactly. Knowing 20 AI tools won’t matter much if you can’t define the problem clearly. Clear thinking and good problem decomposition will become the real AI skill.

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@petarivanovv9 Love this mindset. Small improvements every time you touch the codebase can prevent a lot of technical debt from piling up over time.

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@robuildsthings I think the role is evolving more than disappearing. Writing code is becoming easier, so understanding users, product decisions, and shipping complete solutions becomes even more valuable.

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@4lexsvv Exactly. Hiring more people doesn’t fix unclear problems. Figure out what actually needs solving first, then bring in people to scale the solution.

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@dancrowley1212 So true. The important work is often the uncomfortable work—sales, outreach, customer calls, or shipping something before it feels perfect.

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@versethera That comparison is wild 😂 We’ve built massive systems to approximate things the brain does with a tiny amount of energy. Makes you wonder how much efficiency we’re leaving on the table.

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@Jay36_9 😂 “Let’s just see what happens” can get expensive really fast. A 30-minute experiment is fine, but two weeks of work without a clear hypothesis can hurt.

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@boringdev77 @X Hey! 👋 Full-stack dev here, currently building an AI SaaS. I’m all about shipping useful things over just making them look impressive.