19→20. Learning and building in public, no funding, no team. Shipping a SaaS a month with AI as my co-pilot. Trying to become the first solo founder to hit $1B.
Okay today’s update on Pingsavy I have worked on the ui of the web app and the first draft of the web app will be out tomorrow so guys be active
19 → 20.
A few days in. I don’t know exactly how this ends — one product a month, no funding, no team, deadline: turning twenty.
Today was quiet work, no big win. That’s fine.
19 → 20.
PingSavvy finally has a face.
Here’s the logo kept it simple on purpose. This product is about knowing the moment something breaks, before your customers do. Wanted the mark to feel just as direct.
More coming soon.
A few days into this and already noticing something: I default to overcomplicating things. Today I caught myself doing it again. But I corrected myself.
Small shift, but it’s the kind of thing I only notice because I’m writing it down in public.
19 → 20. Learning as I go
Thing I learned today: focus and control go together more than I thought.
Ran AI locally instead of the cloud. Slower, a bit clunky, but it made me way more focused fewer shortcuts, more ownership of what I’m actually building.
Sometimes the limit is the lesson.
19 → 20.
@imryanarya007 Hello Ryan, let’s connect I’m new and trying to grow, learn and build my SaaS I’m going along with my journey hope to learn more from you
First thing I’m building in public:
PingSavvy.
It tells you the second your site or API goes down no more finding out from an angry customer. Built solo. Built serverless. Built for people who can’t afford downtime.
Still learning as I go. More on this soon.
Nineteen years old. No funding. No team. Just me, many idea, and AI as my co-pilot, trying to build something real before I turn twenty. This is the start of that story. Join me as I learn and build.
First product’s coming very soon, and I want you here for all of it.