#Saas
How to Build a SaaS with Claude Code in a Weekend (Not a Quarter)
How I build SaaS solo with Claude Code: what to build, the Max plan, specs, context engineering with beads, and deploying with Kamal. A weekend, not a quarter.
Your SaaS Audience Doubled. Half of Them Are AI Agents.
Build MCP-First SaaS: The Dashboard Is Just a View
While You Panic About AI Taking Jobs, I Built $200/Mo Tools
I eliminated $200/month in AI subscriptions by building Claude Code skills. Same AI, zero recurring cost. Here’s what I built and how you can too.
The Real SaaS Moat AI Can't Replicate
AI can clone your features in an afternoon. What it can’t clone is the thing most founders haven’t bothered to build. Here’s where the actual defensibility lives in 2026.
I Built 2 SaaS Products Vibe Coding. Here's the System That Made It Work.
Context hygiene, mise en place, and why your wife is always right.
The $30/Year Stack for Launching Small Bets
Professional email, chat widget, uptime monitoring, analytics — the unsexy infrastructure that makes solo projects look legitimate, for the cost of a month’s lunch.
I Stopped Buying SaaS Boilerplates. Here's What I Buy Instead.
It’s not open source. It’s not a template. It’s a conversation.
I Found a Business Idea and Shipped It in One Claude Code Session
How a Reddit thread became a live product in under an hour
The Indie Dev Edge in the Age of AI
AI can write you a thousand lines in seconds. Too bad it can’t read them for you. That’s still your job—and probably your superpower.
What every indie dev should master before asking AI to build for them
How to stay in control when your AI starts writing code faster than you can think.
Your SaaS Will Break — Here’s How to See It Coming
What many founders realize only after their first outage.
You’re Making Your SaaS Harder Than It Needs to Be
A few weeks ago, I spent an entire evening chasing a bug in a React component that refused to re-render. I tried useEffect. Then useMemo. Then stared at the dependency array like it had personally wronged me. Eventually, I fixed it — by restarting the dev server. That’s when it hit me: React wasn’t made for people like me. React was built for teams — with dedicated frontend engineers, design systems, review processes, and time to care about component hierarchies. I’m just trying to build a SaaS. Alone.
If I Were Starting a New SaaS Today, I'd Do This
Most SaaS projects fail because founders spend weeks on foundations instead of features. Here’s how to skip the scaffolding and ship fast.
The Hidden Tax Slowing Down Indie SaaS Builders
Ship faster by thinking smaller, not fancier.
How indie devs can vibe code fast without sinking their own ship
The quiet tension between vibe and discipline.
Why Your SaaS Needs a Docker Compose Setup Even If You’re Just One Person
Because the only thing worse than debugging production is debugging your local machine.
Stop Forcing Subscriptions on your SaaS. Do this instead.
Not every product earns monthly rent. Sometimes selling your code once — and letting users host it — makes for a saner, more profitable business. Here’s how to pull it off sustainably.