Raimundo Evita

Building apps, chasing freedom, and learning in public. 🚀

No big team. No investors. Just ideas, AI, and consistency.

Founder of Origily | Build in Public

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

You got 500 clicks from X.
But which post actually made you money?

That’s what Origily helps you answer.

🔗 Track every link
👥 See exactly where users come from
🎯 Connect visits to signups & conversions
💰 See which sources generate revenue
💳 Connect Stripe in minutes
📊 Understand your entire acquisition funnel

Instead of guessing:

“Did this tweet work?”
“Where did this customer come from?”
“Which channel should I double down on?”

Origily gives you the answer.

Built for SaaS founders, indie hackers & creators who want to know what actually drives revenue.

👉 https://t.co/RrSSHGITMm

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

When AI writes code for you, are you actually learning… or just copy-pasting? 👀

Do you review the code?
Do you ask AI WHY it works?
Do you try to understand what each part does?

Or do you just run it and hope for the best? 😂

There's a big difference between using AI to build faster and using AI to avoid learning.

Be honest. Which one are you? 👇

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

When AI writes code for you, are you actually learning… or just copy-pasting? 👀

Do you review the code?
Do you ask AI WHY it works?
Do you try to understand what each part does?

Or do you just run it and hope for the best? 😂

There's a big difference between using AI to build faster and using AI to avoid learning.

Be honest. Which one are you? 👇

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

Is AI making us worse at coding… or allowing more people to become builders?

I'm building real products with AI that I probably wouldn't have attempted on my own.

I may not know every line of code, but I'm learning how things work by building, testing, and fixing problems.

The real question is:

Are we losing our skills, or developing new ones?

What's your take? 👇

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

Not really.

AI has helped me build things I probably wouldn't have attempted on my own.

I'm not an expert developer, but every time I build something with AI, I learn a little more.

My goal isn't to memorize every line of code. It's to understand what I'm building and turn ideas into real products.

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@itsvlady I'd go with whichever one delivers the best ROI for my projects.

I don't care which AI is the most hyped. If it helps me build faster, solve real problems, and ship better products, that's where my money goes.

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@ZypZapCommunity Exactly! Generic growth advice is everywhere. What small creators really need is actionable advice based on their actual situation. I'm curious to see if it delivers. Have you tried any creator tools that genuinely helped you grow?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

Just noticed something new in X Creator Studio 👀

📚 Creator Academy

Looks like X is giving creators a dedicated space to learn, improve their content, and grow.

Has anyone explored it yet?

Is it actually useful for small creators, or just another feature? 🤔

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@alexcooldev Ya salio en Android?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

Building a SaaS is teaching me something interesting.

Getting traffic is hard.

Getting signups is harder.

But figuring out WHY someone signed up? That's a whole different challenge.

That's one of the reasons I'm building Origily.

I'm still learning, testing, and improving it.

Curious: what's the hardest part of growing your SaaS right now?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@Klyra360372 That makes sense! The real value is finding people who have the problem before they even start looking for a solution. Appreciate you explaining how it works!

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

I think one of the hardest parts of building a SaaS isn't coding.

It's building something, spending hours fixing bugs, finally launching it...

And then realizing nobody knows it exists. 😂

Building is one challenge.
Getting users is a completely different game.

How did you get your first 10 users?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@AlDev0 True! But tracking clicks is one thing. Knowing which clicks actually turn into paying customers is another.

How do you track that part?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

You spent 3 hours writing a Reddit post.

Another hour posting on X.

Then you launched on Product Hunt.

A few days later, you get 10 new signups.

Great! 🎉

But here's the question:

Which post actually brought those users?

That's exactly why I'm building Origily.

Because traffic means nothing if you don't know what's working.

How are you tracking your signups?

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@Conservatron1 El primero si me dio más risa , le has gastado su fanfarronia 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[KRISHNA @KrishnaBuildsAI]

Current AI situation 💀

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@jpaask Vamos José tus videos me sirven de motivación y me animan el día con tus pequeños chistes , animo crack 💪

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@gonahmias Ahi ahí se viene algo bueno

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@MTOgrow Osea en kenia con 20.000$ ya eres un boss baya baya 🤔

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

@NooAiwja Exactly! And sometimes collaboration between competitors pushes innovation even further. The real winners could be the users. 🚀

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

Meta and Apple working together on AI? 👀

Didn't see that coming.

Meta just unveiled Muse Spark Open, with Apple helping optimize it for Mac hardware.

Two tech giants that have been rivals for years are now collaborating on AI.

The AI race is getting interesting.

What do you think? 🚀

[Raimundo Evita @Raimundo_Evita]

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