What r/microsaas is talking about this week

I don't even know where to begin. I've been a software engineer for 15 years. I've nailed interviews, spoken at tech conferences, led engineering teams, and somehow convinced myself I had at least...

In June I built a tool that redesigns your room using real products you can buy (quick proof of being recommended) Basically scrapes Amazon for real furniture, takes the pictures as references to...

I've seen quite a few founders saying Reddit was one of their best channels for getting their first users, but honestly, I'm struggling to understand how they do it. I'm building a SaaS and have...

TL;DR: someone bought my $4.99/month plan. 13 minutes later - they upgraded to yearly! This was last month. I woke up to 2 emails and was confused because this was so unexpected. Context: it’s a...

I keep getting feature requests that all sound reasonable, but I can only build one or two at a time. Some users are loud, some are quiet, and the loud ones are not always the ones who pay. How do...

I'm the founder of Pageree, and I'd like ideas on channels, because the two I'm betting on are slow. Backstory. I've been a developer and tech lead for 23 years, and I'm building Pageree alongside...

I keep hearing that automation is the big win for solo founders, but most examples I see are huge setups. I am curious about the small ones. What is one simple automation you set up, even a basic...

well please

Made pdfsworld.com free. Asked my friend to try it. He said, “Why? Is iLovePDF down?” I should’ve built a calculator instead of this

I'm 20, solo dev, and I've been building a trading journal for prop firm traders for about a year. I built it because I trade prop accounts myself and nothing out there fit how I actually work....