My wife came up to me exhausted
"Can you put the baby to bed?"
I pulled out my iPad
No calendar invite.
No task assigned to me in our family ERP system.
No status report flagged in Microsoft Teams.
"This doesn't fit into my current workflow. Your lack of planning isn't my emergency."
I went right back to arranging my contacts in the CRM and pushing forward organizational goals to generate value for shareholders
WE'RE IN!!!
Nudgebell just got accepted into the claude startup program 🎉
no registered company
no funding
0 sales
still approved in under 3 minutes
1 year of claude team + $1,000 in API credits, free
There are 3 types of people vibe coding alternatives to SaaS products:
1. Nerds with too much time and no life
2. Developers with no money to pay for SaaS
3. People getting paid to say this shit
Everyone else is looking for ways to save time, not sink more of it into pointless projects to save $20/mo.
So when BuyerFinder rechecks a reply, it reads the original post and the comment above it as well.
Still working on the matches, but at least it has the conversation to work with now.
I want BuyerFinder to find the person asking for help in the replies too.
Someone else already started the discussion. They’re just joining in with their own question.
She built 2 apps doing $150K/month each… here’s her exact tech stack 🤯
Nicole has built 4 apps in 2 years. Two of them hit over $150K/month. Two more are in stealth already pulling $200K MRR.
And the stack? Surprisingly simple:
> React Native to build the apps
> RevenueCat for revenue tracking
> Superwall for paywalls
> PostHog for data analytics
> SideShift to recruit UGC creators
> Attio for CRM
That’s it. No 25-engineer team. No overengineered setup.
The real edge isn’t the tools. It’s the distribution system she runs on top of it…
400–500 million monthly views across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts.
Why buyerfinder when i already have SignalScout?
I wanted to try a simpler way in: paste your website, see who's asking for something like it. No signup or setup.
It uses SignalScout underneath. Just a smaller experiment built on what i already had.
https://t.co/KUGPpY1b5p
The limit on software used to be engineering and now it's mostly imagination.
I'd spend a lot more time on the version of my idea that makes people say "wait, what is that?"
Most software looks the same, so anything that looks different gets noticed, shared and remembered.
Remember this lesson
this Rohingya activist won the Marie Claire Women of the Year award
when she got the world’s attention, did she condemn Myammar?
no
she chose to use the attention to aggressively attack Malaysia, a country that has hosted the largest number of Rohingya refugees in the region and borne huge costs
NOT a single word about Myanmar, where the genocide against her people actually took place
she hates Malaysia more than she hates Myanmar
that seems similar to what is happening with the international media, refugee advocates and UN……
Tried something like it. Two things to check when it's done: the post dates, since a lot of what it finds can be months old, and whether the people actually asked for something like your app.
If you want to do this at volume, one long Opus run gets expensive fast. I built SignalScout for that. It watches Reddit, X and LinkedIn all the time, checks every new post, and only shows you the ones where someone asks for what you sell. Thousands of posts in, a short list out.
This was in most of the 1960s IBM training manuals.
It stands today as it stood in the mainframe era.
Replace computer with AI and this is the state of things.
The only software that will matter in the future is the software with an opinion.
AI will make functionality incredibly cheap. Anyone will be able to build another app, replicate another feature, or generate another interface within minutes.
The only thing that remains is taste, philosophy, and conviction.
Opinionated software is built on deliberate choices, by a team with strong principles and the freedom to disappoint some people to serve others exceptionally well.
As the cost of building software approaches zero, the value of deciding *what* deserves to exist will only increase.