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Jun 8, 2026commented on a post
I just earned my first $1000 from my venture
Jun 8, 2026commented on a post
Follow-up: I posted here at "customer zero." You gave me a lot of advice. Here's what I did with it.
Jun 8, 2026commented on a post
I've had a working product for months. This is week 1 of actually trying to sell it.
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
[day 59] +1 user from germany
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
Hi IH — quick update. The MVP is live.
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
I’m testing whether people want a quieter place to keep one meaningful moment from their day
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
hurray! I Made My First Internet Money($10)
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
I've had a working product for months. This is week 1 of actually trying to sell it.
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
I just earned my first $1000 from my venture
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
Jun 7, 2026commented on a post
You don't need more traffic. You need better activation.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
How we get customers
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
I've had a working product for months. This is week 1 of actually trying to sell it.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
The waitlist test that told me my SaaS would work before I wrote a line of code
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
Most founders don't have a product problem. They have a visibility problem
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
I thought journaling app users wanted more features. Turns out they wanted trust.
Jun 6, 2026commented on a post
Building an AI assistant to end "last-minute" relationship stress—feedback wanted.

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