Starting a new chapter.
I'm building small software in public.
Goal:
create profitable Micro-SaaS.
Here I'll share:
• ideas I find
• tools I build
• experiments and results
If you're building too, follow along.
builders
how do you actually find saas ideas?
like real process, not theory
do you just:
solve your own problem?
scroll reddit?
scroll X?
see something and improve it?
idk still trying to figure what actually works
I’ve seen builders making $5k/mo with simple Reddit growth tools.
No massive teams. No VC funding. Just clean code and solving a specific pain point.
That's why i'm starting my own Micro-SaaS journey. I'm keeping the architecture lean. Let’s see how far we can take this. 🚢
The "Reddit Lead Finder" gold rush is officially a trap.🚩
Every other SaaS launch right now is a scraper promising to find "high-intent customers" on social media.
It feels like easy money, but i have 3 reasons why I’m skipping the "Lead Tool" trend:
My Lean Stack for future build:
Framework: Next.js 15
Styling: Tailwind CSS
Components: shadcn/ui
Database: MongoDB
Auth: NextAuth
Goal: Zero bloat
Priority: Shipping speed over custom infrastructure
And what are you using to ship in 2026? 😃
Ideas are cheap. The filter is what matters.
I’ve narrowed down my next Micro-SaaS build. My criteria were strict:
Solves a "boring" but daily pain.
MVP build time: < 14 days.
Clear path to $1k MRR.
I’m picking mine based on utility and leverage.
Time to ship. 🚢
I’ve spent too much time building "perfect" software that nobody used.
This time is different. I’m shifting to a Lean Architect mindset: Build fast, ship early, and listen to the market.
I’ve seen hundreds of people overthink this space.
While they argue on X, quiet builders are stacking assets.
2026 will be when digital e-com goes mainstream — not theory, not trend.
Just people building, selling, and living off what they know.
Simple game. Real rewards.
We’re entering a new internet era.
2026 won’t belong to influencers — it’ll belong to operators.
People who understand value, systems, and leverage.
Digital products are the new real estate.
Those who build now will own everything later.
Every signal points the same way:
- buyer trust shifting to small creators
- platform fees dropping
- borderless payments opening up
- Digital e-commerce is entering its “Amazon 2008” moment.
It’s still early. But not for long.
2026 will be the year digital e-commerce explodes.
Not because of hype — but because of infrastructure.
Payments are becoming borderless. Creation tools are frictionless.
And audiences trust independent creators more than brands.
If you’re not building a digital product now, you’ll be buying from someone who did.
@thepatwalls 2026 will be wild for people like him. digital products will print harder than ever — fast builders who don’t overthink will own the new gold rush.
@Mho_23 2025 is just the start. by 2026, digital products like this will be absolute goldmines. AI tools + niche offers = new wave of solopreneur millionaires.