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Show HN: I Cracked the SaaS Code After 7 Tries

4 points by iam_abdulR 2y ago

Hi, Everyone. After 7 failed startups and countless GitHub commits, I've open-sourced my hard-earned lessons into LeanLaunchPad. It's a curated knowledge base where I deep-dive with bootstrapped SaaS founders, reverse-engineering their success. From choosing between monoliths and microservices to optimizing CAC and reducing churn, we decode the algorithms of successful SaaS businesses. No legacy code here—just cutting-edge strategies for MVP development, Acquiring the first few customers, and scaling your SaaS. Whether you're debugging your tech stack or refactoring your go-to-market strategy, LeanLaunchPad can be your IDE for SaaS success. You can check a Free Case study here: https://www.leanlaunchpad.co/startupPosts/makelogo.ai https://www.leanlaunchpad.co/startupPosts/makelogo.ai

VBprogrammer 2y ago
This is so meta it hurts my head but if I understand it they aren't providing value externally, just selling the hype and more shovels to other eager micro-SAAS hopefuls.
- iam_abdulR 2y ago
  Sorry, i am still wrapping my head around such big words. But it seems you weren't happy with the project?
  - Grimblewald 2y ago
    I am not that commenter but I think I share their concerns. This feels like the equivalent of finance bros selling their 'get rich quick university' tickets, where the core lesson is to start a 'get rich quick university' Is there any evidence of the fact you have 'cracked the code' or do you simply have an extensive list of failures? If there is no evidence of successful implementations, why should I invest time in your knowledge base?
    - iam_abdulR 2y ago
      This is deep and pretty impressive feedback, and I really want to thank you, sir. this got me, and I now understand, that I have failed in explaining the audience about my latest project. I will try again, this time i will stragit and clear. Thank you very much sir.
iam_abdulR 2y ago
Hi, I am Abdul. 2020 was my year to become wealthy like Zuck. I started seven entirely separate businesses and made $0 . It broke my confidence. My brother gave me a new start in my trip by helping me concentrate on one project, put my ego aside, and regularly publish on X. This helped me grow to 0 → 900+ followers in months Watching solopreneurs build successful businesses and reading case studies are two of my favorite things. But I also saw that people were not getting enough information from a single source and that resources were dispersed. So i built LeanLaunchPad combining personal and market interest: - Help Founders find Product Market Fit - Help Founders learn from real-world experience - Build the #1 community

4 points by iam_abdulR 2y ago

VBprogrammer 2y ago

This is so meta it hurts my head but if I understand it they aren't providing value externally, just selling the hype and more shovels to other eager micro-SAAS hopefuls.

iam_abdulR 2y ago
Sorry, i am still wrapping my head around such big words. But it seems you weren't happy with the project?
- Grimblewald 2y ago
  I am not that commenter but I think I share their concerns. This feels like the equivalent of finance bros selling their 'get rich quick university' tickets, where the core lesson is to start a 'get rich quick university' Is there any evidence of the fact you have 'cracked the code' or do you simply have an extensive list of failures? If there is no evidence of successful implementations, why should I invest time in your knowledge base?
  - iam_abdulR 2y ago
    This is deep and pretty impressive feedback, and I really want to thank you, sir. this got me, and I now understand, that I have failed in explaining the audience about my latest project. I will try again, this time i will stragit and clear. Thank you very much sir.

iam_abdulR 2y ago

Hi, I am Abdul. 2020 was my year to become wealthy like Zuck. I started seven entirely separate businesses and made $0 . It broke my confidence. My brother gave me a new start in my trip by helping me concentrate on one project, put my ego aside, and regularly publish on X. This helped me grow to 0 → 900+ followers in months Watching solopreneurs build successful businesses and reading case studies are two of my favorite things. But I also saw that people were not getting enough information from a single source and that resources were dispersed. So i built LeanLaunchPad combining personal and market interest: - Help Founders find Product Market Fit - Help Founders learn from real-world experience - Build the #1 community