I just published a tutorial where I build a full-stack service discovery app using Next.js + Firecrawl, and showed how LLMs can be used as part of a data pipeline (not just for chat) for reasoning, extraction, and structure.
I’ve been using Firecrawl to speed up deep research and build a solid data backbone. What was taking me months of manual digging, I now do it in hours using their AI Agent. Huge time saver.
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agent challenge
The goal isn’t just to build a SaaS.
It’s to build something that matters, to the right people, in the right place, for the long run.
And.. to save them money
Don’t wait until your app is “almost ready” to buy the domain.
By then it might cost $3,000 instead of $11.
Buy it early.
Even if you’re not sure.
It’s your digital land grab.
Never thought I’d be building all this solo (a software product). If you’ve been there, what surprised you most about designing everything from scratch? #startupdiary
2. I’m actually glad I waited. Because my commitment to the prev branding & location wasn’t as strong as I thought
Now, I am committed t the new vision. So I didn’t wait
I bought the new domain for 10 years (it's surprisingly really cheap)
That’s how certain I am
Now it’s real
4 days later, I committed to the new direction and bought the domain.
And in the process, I realised 2 things:
1. If you’re commited buy the domain early.
Some companies literally track ideas and buy domains just to resell them. You can go from paying $11/y to paying $3000
I’ve been building a SaaS app since early this year.
Clear niche. Clear problem. Even the “perfect” name.
It was supposed to be low-stress, high reward. A win-win. Or so I thought....
Fun fact: Storing 1GB on AWS S3 costs less than a coffee, but getting your data out can be 10x that. The kind of detail you only notice when you’re actually the one paying the bill… #startupdiary#systemdesigndiary#SoftwareDevelopment