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building ashive, AI that turn your startup ideas into paying customers

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The day we stopped building features and started talking to users

The biggest mistake I made wasn't pitching too much. It was pitching too soon.

I didn't build Ashive because founders need another AI.

The more founders I talk to, the less I think my real job is building AI.

The day we stopped building features and started talking to users

The day we stopped building features and started talking to users

The hardest feature I shipped wasn't in my product. It was showing up.

What’s the hardest startup problem you’re stuck on right now?

5 days post-launch: Top 50 on Product Hunt, zero signups, and why I think that's actually fine

Im starting to think that building the Product Isn't the Hardest Part | Thing I ve learned so far

85 signups, 8 active groups: the activation gap nobody warned me about

28 days. Zero users. I need honest founder feedback before I waste another month.

At what point do you stop collecting feedback and start trusting yourself?

At what point do you stop collecting feedback and start trusting yourself?

At what point do you stop collecting feedback and start trusting yourself?

How I got more customers easily by changing where I compete

I have 38 visitors and 0 paying customers and I finally figured out exactly why

What's one piece of advice you stopped believing?

At what point do you stop collecting feedback and start trusting yourself?

Everyone agrees the problem is real. Nobody will actually try the thing that fixes it