Lena Levine

Helping companies design and build digital products faster while staying capital-efficient at Forcoda @forcoda

#uxui #mobileappdevelopment #saas

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

The most expensive thing in business isn’t bad execution.
It’s a warm intro that never got made.

If you're in the right rooms you're sitting on deal flow.

We built a system to monetize it.
You introduce. We build. You earn.

https://t.co/Lq1EostxOw

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

I talk to founders every week choosing an MVP agency.

Many come after being burned once - $80K and months later with a product that can’t scale or integrate.

Your MVP partner shapes your product’s future.

What to look for before signing:
https://t.co/TfMdpgeQ6Z

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Most referral programs: send a lead, wait forever, maybe get paid.
Referral+: Make an intro → We close it → You earn 10% for 3 years.
$100K project = $10K commission. Zero selling. Zero delivery.
35 partners already earning $10–20K per project.
Apply: https://t.co/gHb4TNl4eh

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

The biggest SaaS mistakes happen before anything is built.
That’s why validation has to come before code.
See how we approach early-stage SaaS →
https://t.co/SKDGqjAPaz

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

In early-stage SaaS, the biggest mistake often happens before a single line of code is written.
I see many non-technical founders realize it only months later.
In this video with @thebettertech_ , I walk through what usually goes wrong.

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Founders use the 6-week MVP to:
• reduce product risk early
• avoid building features users won’t adopt
• enter GTM or fundraising with confidence
Clarity beats speed - every time.
👉 https://t.co/9Fit5q2fx6

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

An MVP isn’t about proving you can build something.
It’s about proving it’s worth scaling.
That’s the difference between speed and clarity -
and what we focus on at Forcoda.
👉 https://t.co/9Fit5q2fx6

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

At Forcoda, we use a structured 6-week MVP to give founders:
• a real working product
• early user validation
• clear scope based on real demand
• a technical foundation built to scale
Not a deck. Not assumptions.
👉 https://t.co/9Fit5q2fx6

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Most founders start with certainty.
What I keep seeing is that the ones who win learn to ask better questions.

Full episode:
https://t.co/iKmRgFZCNm

Conversation with @thebettertech_

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Most people think computer science starts with code.
Mine didn’t.

In this episode with @thebettertech_ , I share how curiosity and systems thinking shaped my path - long before my first line of code.

🎧Watch more here: https://t.co/iKmRgFZCNm

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

The result?
A website that supports momentum instead of creating friction.
Clean. Consistent. Accessible. Built to scale.
See the full case → https://t.co/SJ1ImGB3mT

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Most growing teams don’t struggle with ambition -
they struggle with infrastructure.

When Trusted Managed Services launched a new business division, they needed a website that could scale with them, not slow them down.
https://t.co/SJ1ImGB3mT

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Scaling isn’t about adding more pages.
It’s about structure, clarity, and control.
At Forcoda, we helped a healthcare staffing team build a flexible WordPress foundation - editable, accessible, and designed for growth.
https://t.co/SJ1ImGB3mT

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

We went deep on a major B2B pivot, UX/UI as a fundraising moat, and why “lean” often means stop coding and start asking for credit cards.

If you’re building SaaS or entering the US market, this episode is for you.

🎧 https://t.co/F6ecQnUoTD
📝 https://t.co/ljSByTbNyL

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Founders don’t fail because of code.
They fail because they build what investors and customers don’t want.
I joined @frankgullo on the TechXY Turbo podcast to talk pivots, scaling, and how design drives funding.

🎧 https://t.co/F6ecQnUoTD
📝 https://t.co/ljSByTbNyL

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

We’re carrying this mindset into what’s next.

Wishing you progress - and the balance that sustains it: health, strong teams, and time with family and the people who matter most.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.🎄

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Building something real is never just about the product.
It comes with responsibility - to the people behind the work, and to the people it’s built for.
As 2025 comes to a close, we mark 11 years of Forcoda - and we’re grateful to everyone who chose to build with us.

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

Over the past months, our team focused on execution and scale:
• shipped production-ready MVPs in 6 weeks
• scaled AI-powered workflows
• grew partnerships via Forcoda Ventures, referrals, and team growth

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

👉 AI & Agentic Workflow Readiness Checklist
Find out where your workflows slow you down - and what to fix first.
https://t.co/QsimHBLBB1

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

AI-powered workflows aren’t about speed for speed’s sake.
They exist to make execution predictable as teams scale.Teams move fast.

[Lena Levine @iamlenalevine]

If you want to see where your workflows are slowing you down,
the AI Workflow Readiness Checklist is in the first reply.