Abishek

dev trying to keep up with current tech.
building (waitlist open)

[Abishek @glaucusec]

I’m building Kite Reader because RSS is still the best way to follow the web.

But the tools got weird:

Hosted readers became expensive.
Self-hosting became maintenance.
Social feeds became noise.
Local readers don’t always sync well.

Kite Reader sits in the middle:

- always-on RSS sync
- clean web reader
- OPML import/export
- third-party reader support
- no server to maintain
- built for people who still want control

The goal is simple:

Follow real sources.
Read without algorithms.
Keep your feeds portable.

First release is in progress.

Join the waitlist:
https://t.co/5hu1fh3yvP

[Hasaam @hasaamb]

something nobody tells you about leaving the 9-5 structure behind

your days become dangerously self-directed

no one setting the tone
no forced schedule
barely any meetings

just you deciding what matters every morning

curious how other founders structure around that mentally

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@elgermerlo building https://t.co/ihHzYug8A7 - A managed RSS sync engine with a clean web reader, OPML import/export, and support for third-party readers.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

update: kitereader dashboard is in progress.

will spent the week improving and fixing bugs here

[Abishek @glaucusec]

just completed all the kitereader MVP.

working on the web dashboard now.

we are getting more closer to launch this app. 🥳️

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@404not_utkarsh True. But a little tweaks and producing few samples for AI can give js genuinely good result

[Abishek @glaucusec]

seriously, codex usage limits are so much better than others.

for 1999 INR per month, I now have gpt 5.5 with great coding skills.

seems like i will stick with 5.5 for sometime.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@MicroLaunchHQ building https://t.co/ihHzYug8A7 - A managed RSS sync engine with a clean web reader, OPML import/export, and support for third-party readers.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@elgermerlo building https://t.co/ihHzYug8A7 - A managed RSS sync engine with a clean web reader, OPML import/export, and support for third-party readers.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@Rushu_Tushu maybe due to your isp.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@Samaytwt without reading any comments, I am guessing maybe with data?

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@ClimStefan I am building my first SaaS - Kite Reader

a managed RSS sync engine with a clean web reader, OPML import/export, and support for third-party readers.

Feel free to checkout the details and join the waitlist

[Abishek @glaucusec]

🎉 Just completed the landing page for https://t.co/ihHzYug8A7

Check it out and join the waitlist to get early access when its ready.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@TarzenCoder @Felix_Josemon This is an interesting idea and definitely needs more attention. Why dont you get a nice domain and less effort to marketing should give this a nice traffic.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

was busy building a website for a client.

back to buliding #kitereader. Will share the progress daily

[Abishek @glaucusec]

How I Set Up a Home Server with Docker, Tailscale, Pi-hole, Jellyfin and Immich https://t.co/n3laOw3QcN

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@Star_Knight12 Thanks for reminding.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

seo analytics that he shared is totally new for me. its time to build

[Starter Story @starter_story]

Almost 1M people have visited his website

$13,000 MRR SaaS
$0 marketing spend
50,000 clicks per month from Google

This seemed too good to be true

So I called up the founder we chatted

And he told me exactly how he did it (suggest you save this)

1/ Build a real product first
SiteGPT is a website chatbot that answers questions using your site content. He charges monthly based on the bot's content and messages

2/ Know your numbers

- 200 leads
- 60 trials
- 50,000 visitors per month
- 25% - 40% become customers
- About $100 average revenue per customer
- About 130 businesses are paying
- LTV around $1,700 to $1,800

3/ Pick one channel and commit
60% - 70% of his traffic is organic from Google

4/ Use engineering as marketing
He built almost 50 free tools. Each tool targets a keyword that his buyers already search for

5/ Make every free tool lead to the main product
Use the free tool, then CTA upgrade them into the full chatbot for all their content

6/ Find low difficulty, high volume keywords
He uses a simple filter stack:

- Low keyword difficulty
- At least 1,000 monthly search volume
- High relevance to the main product

7/ Ship fast and stack the compounding effect
New free tools can take under 5 minutes once the system exists. More tools equal more rankings. More rankings equal more clicks. More clicks equals more customers

And there is so much more I could get into

This strategy is a cheat code for builders who hate marketing

[Abishek @glaucusec]

@mansistwt Yes. @hoppscotch_io is the one you are looking for. If i remember correctly, they first named this product postwomen and changed it later.

[Abishek @glaucusec]

#KiteReader Updates

✅ Completed RSS Parser Package.
✅ Fetcher Worker Completed.
✅ Dispatcher Worker Completed.