$30,000 spent. 9 months wasted. Still no MVP.
This is what a SaaS founder told us last month.
His "agency" kept saying "2 more weeks" for 9 months straight.
We rebuilt everything in 5 weeks.
He launched. Got 47 users in week 1.
First paying customer on day 9.
Here's what actually works:
-No feature creep (MVP means MINIMUM)
-Battle-tested stack (React/Node/AWS)
-Security from commit #1 (not "we'll add it later")
-Fixed timeline (6 weeks max, no excuses)
-Clean code (documented, tested, scalable)
We've done this 3 times in the last 90 days.
If your MVP is stuck in dev hell, we can un-stick it.
DM me. Let's ship.
This is the kind of problem I'm interested in:
Taking a company's GPU infrastructure → choosing the right model → deploying it with vLLM → making it actually usable in production.
If you're trying to run an LLM privately on your own hardware,
feel free to DM me.
The real decision I would evaluate:
-Model quality
-VRAM requirements
-Context length
-Concurrency
-Latency requirements
-Input modalities
-Infrastructure cost
Then choose the model.
Not the other way around.