the wait is over. we finally have a date.
what started as a basic idea became operator, and eventually evolved into Hyvo ( @gethyvo ).
after multiple rounds of testing, iterations, and beta versions, we’ve officially locked our public launch: december 1, 2026
here’s a first look at what we’ve been building.
want early access or a special launch offer?
dm me “hyvo” and i’ll send you the details.
depends...
if you're building a saas app, go with .app if it's an ai app, .ai or .app both work
if you're building tools or something focused on programming, coding, or developers, .dev makes more sense
if you don't have a fixed tech niche, .io is honestly fine for almost anything 😆😆
i genuinely love this channel
i’ve been watching @starter_story for the past 6 months and have probably watched 100+ videos.. honestly, the content is so helpful for anyone trying to build their first saas product
as a young founder building my very first saas from a small village in nepal, with zero team, his content has helped me a lot :)
even before our public launch, we’ve already crossed 23 paid users on our platform
happy saas founder from nepal 🇳🇵
Claude Opus 5.5 is already impressive, but I’m trying to get even better results.
Any prompt tricks or techniques you recommend?
#Claude#AI#VideoCreation
🚪 2027 is knocking on the door.
I hope 2027 becomes your most productive year for social media growth 📈
If you want to grow consistently, you need the right tools to:
1/ Plan your content
2/ Schedule posts
3/ Stay consistent
4/ Save time
5/ Track your growth
I put together a list of the best Twitter/X scheduling tools for 2027...
👉 https://t.co/reEMoXlGlG
And if you're using Hyvo ( @gethyvo ), I’ve got a 50% OFF offer for you 🔥
Make 2027 the year you stop posting randomly and start growing strategically 🚀
Founders, one question:
What's the one social media task that eats the most of your time every week?
-> Writing captions?
-> Scheduling?
-> Replying to comments?
-> Reporting?
I'm asking because it's exactly what we're building Hyvo to take off your plate.
Tell me yours in the comments.
We asked 20 people to try Hyvo and tell us the truth.
They did.
Here's what I learned:
- People don't read onboarding. They click around.
- The features I was proudest of were not the ones they used most.
- One honest message from a user is worth more than a week of guessing.
If you're building something right now, go ask 5 real users what confused them. Then fix that first.
What was the most useful feedback you've ever received?
@FlippedRay yeah, absolutely. i'd love to see how you built Spico and how you're using it to find early users. we're working on Hyvo right now, so this is pretty relevant for us.
hello startup founders, one question:
how hard has it been for you to get your first customers?
what worked for you, and which channels are bringing you the most customers?
if you’re still struggling with sales, what do you think is the biggest thing you need to change?
share your experience, what worked, what didn’t, and why?