What if the next big SaaS category isn't another productivity tool?
What if it's software that takes responsibility for an entire workflow, from the first step to the final result?
A dashboard shows you the work.
A different kind of product gets the work done.
Imagine hiring an AI agent the way you hire a contractor.
You give it a task, agree on a budget, review the result, and pay for completed work.
We're not fully there yet, but that interface for software is interesting to think about.
I made a Cyberpunk 2077 theme π
Dune Punk: 5 neon variants (Daemon, Netrunner, Arasaka, Samurai, Edgerunner) plus a matching icon theme.
Works in VS Code, Cursor and any Open VSX editor. In Dune it also restyles the whole app.
Which variant are you running? π
Three things that make founders lose sleep:
-A customer who suddenly goes quiet
-A metric that keeps moving in the wrong direction
-A decision you can't reverse easily
Which one gets you?
What's a decision you delayed in your business for far too long?
Hiring someone?
Raising your prices?
Firing a customer?
Killing a product?
I'm more interested in the decision you avoided than the decision you eventually made.
I made a Cyberpunk 2077 theme π
Dune Punk: 5 neon variants (Daemon, Netrunner, Arasaka, Samurai, Edgerunner) plus a matching icon theme.
Works in VS Code, Cursor and any Open VSX editor. In Dune it also restyles the whole app.
Which variant are you running? π
The internet is full of successful people explaining what worked.
I'd love to hear more from people who did everything right and still failed.
There's probably more to learn there.
The moment your product starts getting used in ways you didn't expect is one of the most interesting moments in building.
That's when the market starts teaching you what you actually built.
Founders spend a lot of time trying to predict the future.
Meanwhile, their current customers are already telling them what the future should look like.