Soft launching 🤖🎮 Generate fun, small games in seconds with the power of AI! Would love to see what you come up with!

@dreamerjavier No it's not a bad number, keep going It's better to look at long term trends, e.g. did you grow more this week than last week, and adjust based on that

@PavelPreneur A lot of projects failed, no success yet... 😅

@tech_junkist Reducing friction for signups helps a lot

@pupposandro @trycua Wow, congrats on the launch, and thanks for sharing!

@GrowthWithLeo Agree 100% Better to try, fail, learn and repeat than spending forever trying to succeed with the first try

@OxiKking And stop adding features, just launch!

@erdemsicak How would you predict trends, sounds quite difficult

@Dad_Preneur Not everything needs to be learned the hard way, if you can build it with AI assistance, and still understand it (e.g. able to fix things when AI can't), that's more than enough

@feyithewave Often just work on something else Might get back to it if something new comes up

@curlydesignz It really depends, I feel this philosophy is for more established ideas, something you know you want to make work For bootstrapping it's better to just scrap by to build an MVP as quick as possible, then test PMF

@Jaiyash_Prog As a SaaS dev your priority should be working on SaaS!

@HohensteinErich That's awesome, no discount here in Finland, makes sense

@antekordic I've mostly gone with coding my own websites, great way to learn Wouldn't say it's always the most efficient in terms of time though. Wordpress or something like Framer can be much faster so better businesswise

@PranavDHQ Haha it'll start increasing exponentially at some point, won't take 8 years You're on the right track, keep up the consistency!

@BoringSaaSGuy Launching fast is most important, don't even have to pick the right "perfect" ideas if you can launch and test them quickly

@MartoMads Yeah working on something you're passionate about makes all the difference, it's not even work anymore at that point

@imshauryansh Definitely. Even though I might sit on the computer for hours on end, most of it is not work. It's those smaller moments of focus that get things done

@runar_levi Yes!

@adelindiac_ For sure. Really in the end it's a question of priorities. What are you willing to sacrifice to have more time to do whatever it is you want to do?