SnapBlock

Build websites and applications in seconds with simple prompts.

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@Powercommitment @iziatask for AI implementation, pick one niche and lead with the outcome, not the tech. something like "we automate intake for 10-person law firms in 2 weeks". then one page, one proof point, one book-a-call button. the site gets easy once that line exists

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building a booking page? put the buffer in the service, not the calendar. a 45 min consult is really a 60 min slot, so the times people see already leave you room and you never get stacked back to back. timezones and double bookings covered here: https://t.co/mBELbLUqsr

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what's the one thing your business still runs on a spreadsheet because building a proper app for it felt like too much work? curious what people would build first

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@nthntrvls 2 of 78 on day one is a real start. worth adding a one-question survey when someone closes the paywall, those answers tell you what to fix before Headway ships

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@Dean_Y0ung building SnapBlock (https://t.co/M8wNa0c2VK): describe a site or a full app and it builds the frontend and backend. least sure part of our page: whether people read "website builder" and miss that it does full apps too

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@a4aros if it's Expo: a fresh install runs the bundle baked into the store build on first open, and the OTA only kicks in on the next launch. so onboarding fixes need a new store build to reach new users

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@zaidevelops set it up for one boring job first, like "run the tests and fix what fails", and only add tools once that works. most of the days lost to agent setup come from wiring everything in at once

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@Saanvi_dhillon it breaks where "correct" stops being visible. you can eyeball a landing page. a compiler needs a test suite that defines right, and without one the model writes plausible code that passes the one case you tried

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@englandtong what tends to work for internal tools: build only the module that kills your worst Excel sheet, run real data through it for a few weeks, then add the next one. purchasing alone that you trust beats a full ERP you don't

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@iammaven19 @farmlinknigeria 4k views and 5 signups usually means the link is too far away. right now it's tap the page, open the bio, then sign up. put the waitlist link in your own bio and a pinned post so it's one tap

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@kevalcodes Astro if it's only the landing page. it ships almost no JS, so speed and SEO come mostly free. Next.js once the page has to share login or data with the app

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@sameerahmad0313 put lesson 1 right on the waitlist page, free. people sign up for a course list way faster once they've already learned one thing from it

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@pr3mstwt most of the workers you want won't see this on X. I'd print a QR to a Gujarati signup page and hand it to 2 or 3 site supervisors, then count the scans after a week

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a client portal is really 3 screens: a login, one page per client with their files, invoices and messages, and an admin view where you see everyone. describe those 3 to SnapBlock and it builds the frontend and the backend behind them.

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@FlowHaa speedrun is a good hook. in the sub I'd swap "a curated list" for the actual number of directories. a count plus the minutes it saves is what people skim for

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@jozefthemad for the next release, try a plain email box on that landing page instead of the pre-save. one field, "I'll send you the song the day it drops". no login, and you own the list

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@rokoodev good feature. I'd put that exact screen at the top of https://t.co/RHjcZca6Nt right above the waitlist box, it explains the app faster than any headline

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@sogoajayeoba @Shalom_HeyEliy @hfrogames @tomiwa_amole @yerinsabraham @maydan2a @adabanya1 @bskt_design @os931003 @mzoom_olabewa @PUSHTHEVIBE 300 visits on day one is a real signal. a "new this week" row at the top gives people a reason to come back, and asking every dev you list to share their own listing link turns 19 games into 19 promoters

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@MoneyActuallyUK @Netlify simplest route: add the domain in Netlify under Domain management, choose Netlify DNS, then paste the 4 nameservers it gives you into 123-reg's nameserver settings. can take a few hours to switch, and SSL gets set up for you after

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@Zajori_Vtuber do it. I'd build one for a VTuber friend for free first and post the before/after. your site plus one client's is all the portfolio you need to open commissions