@nativelyHQ was vibe coded.
The Initial versions were built using free AI tools.
Didn't even have Claude Code until 3 weeks ago.
Today it's at ~$107k ARR.
The biggest lie people tell themselves is:
"I'll start when I have more money."
No.
Start when you have curiosity.
3 months ago, I started @nativelyHQ as a side project from my hostel room.
March: $1.1k MRR
April: $5.7k MRR
May: $8.9k MRR
Projected ARR: $107k
No startup experience.
No audience.
No funding.
Just an obsession with building.
@Gouthamkm_@nativelyHQ@Amank1412 thanks to him . Got some crazy initial exposure . After that , the hype slowly started to die and i thought thr project is dead . But then i took time optimising the website and github repos geo and seo which helped a lot . The app is based on a freemium architecture
3 months ago, I started @nativelyHQ as a side project from my hostel room.
March: $1.1k MRR
April: $5.7k MRR
May: $8.9k MRR
Projected ARR: $107k
No startup experience.
No audience.
No funding.
Just an obsession with building.
One month ago, Natively had almost no SEO engine.
I started fixing the boring stuff: titles, indexing, internal links.
This month so far:
1.13K clicks
16K impressions
7% CTR
Avg position 5.3
Tiny numbers, but it finally feels like SEO is compounding.
https://t.co/dos8QSEokH
paid for Claude Max 5x thinking โthereโs no way iโll fully use thisโ
24 hours later:
~330M input tokens
3M+ output tokens
~$1,000 equivalent burned in inference
safe to say i extracted every cent possible from that subscription ๐ญ
this is what building natively looked like.
@nativelyHQ
feb โ may.
10k+ users, real revenue, and hundreds of bugs later.
every green square is me fixing, shipping, replying to users, and trying to make the product better.
not perfect yet.
but iโm not stopping.