Redev

🚀 Building apps & SaaS with AI
💻 Turning ideas into real products
📈 Learning, launching & building in public

[Redev @Re_dev96]

🚀 I'm building Origily.
A simple SaaS that helps founders track where their visitors, signups, and paying customers come from.
X? Reddit? Product Hunt?
Stop guessing which channels actually bring customers.
Still building. Still learning.
Would you use something like this?

[Redev @Re_dev96]

Where would you rather launch your app first?

A) App Store 🍎
B) Google Play Store 🤖

Let me know! 👇

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@ahmedafatah Oh man, that sounds stressful .I'm sitting at exactly 12 right now, so your experience is a good warning. Definitely going to try getting a few extra testers before it's too late. Thanks for the heads-up

[Redev @Re_dev96]

Day 11 of closed testing my Android app!

✅ 12 testers joined
✅ 11 uninterrupted days
⏳ Just 3 more days to go!

Building the app was one challenge. Getting it published on Google Play is another

Anyone else going through this process?

[Redev @Re_dev96]

👉😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[T’ ⭐️⭐️ @quoicoubehmdr]

Claude qui me regarde finir le code à la main parce que j’ai dépassé mon quota quotidien

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@KurtyNerdy Thanks

[Redev @Re_dev96]

As your app grows, choosing the right infrastructure becomes more important.

Supabase or Cloudflare? 🤔

I'm currently thinking about scalability, costs, and long-term growth.

Which one would you choose for a growing app, and why?

I'd love to hear your experiences. 👇

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@kefayatkhadim Thanks! Really appreciate the advice I'll ask testers to focus on specific flows and share their feedback. We're getting closer to the finish line!

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@danmartell Exactly

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@itsmeMehak_ Now find a real problem people are willing to pay to solve. Claude can help you build it, but finding customers is still the hard part 😂

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@KanishkJagwani4 That’s a great question! Cross-device tracking is definitely a challenge. Right now, Origily tracks first-touch and last-touch attribution, but connecting anonymous visits across different devices is something we're still exploring.

[Redev @Re_dev96]

We've implemented first-touch and last-touch attribution in Origily!
Now you can see where your customers first discovered your product AND what brought them back before converting.
Because knowing where clicks come from isn't enough.
You need to know what brings customers.

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@levelsio You're right. X is supposed to be about real conversations, not bots talking to bots. AI can be useful, but when every reply feels automated, the platform loses what makes it valuable.

[Redev @Re_dev96]

I started with HTML, then CSS, building small things along the way.

When I discovered AI, I started exploring even more.

I've always been the kind of person who wants to understand how things actually work, not just make them work.

What about you? How did you get started?

[Redev @Re_dev96]

Learning to code still matters, even with AI.
It's not just about asking AI to build something.
You need to understand basic concepts, know what to ask, and when to ask it.
AI is powerful, but knowing what you're doing makes a huge difference.

What do you think?

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@_nasch_ Es triste 😥

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@nodejs Great news for developers! Having long-term support until 2029 gives us more confidence when building and maintaining projects. Stability matters, especially for indie developers.

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@patrick_kuhnke_ Especially when you fix one bug and suddenly get 10 new feature ideas

[Redev @Re_dev96]

@danmartell Once you experience the freedom of building your own thing, it's hard to imagine going back to working for someone else 😂

[Redev @Re_dev96]

Good morning, builders!
Another day to build, learn, fail, fix bugs, and try again.
Some days you make progress. Other days you just figure out what doesn't work.
Both count.
What are you working on today?

[Redev @Re_dev96]

AI makes building easier every day.

But getting people to actually use what you build? That's still the hard part.

Anyone else feeling this?