- google oauth is a must, 90% of users prefer it.  

- skip free trials, charge from day one.  

- market shamelessly, talk about your product everywhere.  

- respect unsubscribers, their feedback is gold.  

- post-launch = 80% marketing, 20% tweaks.  

- use your own saas, spot and fix bugs firsthand.  

- engage users, email, text, and talk to them often.  

- consume quality content, read books, watch documentaries.  

- think bigger, don't settle for $10k/month when $100k is possible.  

- detach from ideas, if it doesn’t make money, move on.  

- landing page = apple quality, sleek, modern, and polished.  

- mvp = core features only, follow the moscow framework.  

- retention drives revenue, 70% comes from existing users. reduce churn.  

- price on value, not competition.  

- brand matters - logo, responsiveness, good language.

A little backstory about me I'm a full stack engineer, but I've always leaned more toward backend. During university, my thesis focused on Big Data exploring Hadoop, data lakes, and data meshes. That project sparked a lasting interest in data engineering, which I'm now seriously considering pursuing.

As we all know, building a personal brand is important for standing out and building credibility. I started doing that on X, originally for a different purpose. But after just 3 weeks, I began to see the power of building in public. (If you're on the fence about it, I highly recommend giving it a shot.)

Now I’m thinking of shifting the focus of my “brand” from promoting my tool (which may turn out to be a failed project) to documenting and sharing my data engineering journey instead.

What do you think about this pivot?

Let me introduce you to Groop, a product I've built out of pure frustration. Every time I wanted to meet with friends or plan a holiday it was a hassle of constant back-and-forth messaging to check who was available when.

That's why I created Groop, a simple and free solution. It works like this

• Go to groop.cc
• Create a Groop (Eg. summer holiday 2025)
• Send the link to friends
• Everyone can select available dates on a calendar
• The dates when everyone is available are highlighted in green

It doesn't get more simpler than this. No account creation required. No more back-and-forth-messaging.

Check it out: groop.cc

This flow was born out of the success of its predecessor -- a simple n8n automation that invoked the Fal AI API.

I wanted to go deeper in Veo3's capabilities.

I have to say it's great at generating ads.

Check this (Adidas) ad out !

In a nutshell the workflow is divided into three main phases: 

1. Create Veo3 Video 
2. Wait for Video Processing 
3. Post on YouTube 

Check out the full demo here.

Let me know if you build anything -- link it below !

I don't know if it's luck, but since last week. I've had way more motivation and money is actually starting to flow in! About 3-4 months ago I built dubaidiscoverer.com in Lovable - took me forever to figure out that Lovable doesn't have SSR and will never get indexed by Google properly. I wrote a Reddit post about it that blew up and even Lovable's CEO replied to it.

Spent several days migrating from Vite to Next.js to boost my Google rankings - but honestly, all that effort was for nothing. Google results are still dead, and I was basically ready to abandon the whole thing since I have other projects going on.

Then out of nowhere today I get a notification that someone bought Dubai attraction tickets through my affiliate link and I made $10.50. No clue how it happened but someone actually bought something even though I'd already written the project off as a loss.

It's still pennies and doesn't even cover the domain cost - but maybe it'll motivate some of you. Sometimes things work out even when you think they're completely dead.

Honestly, I'd probably sell this project for pocket change at this point because I have zero ideas left for it. It's just directories about Dubai and Abu Dhabi attractions - nothing fancy.

I know it would sound better if I said my dead project made $1000 passively, but I hope this was at least an interesting read for you guys.

Hey Huzzler community! 👋

I'm thrilled to finally introduce Pactando.com, financial analysis platform built specifically for startups, entrepreneurs, and lean teams (1-10 people).

Here's how Pactando can empower your financial decisions:

• Quick and easy ROI calculations
• Clear, actionable startup valuation
• Bankruptcy risk assessments (because it's better to know early!)
• Straightforward financial health checkups
• Ready-to-use business plan templates
• Simple yet insightful market research & competitor analyses

Who'll benefit most (ICP)?

• Early-stage founders (1-3 people) working on validating their ideas.
• Growing teams (5-8 people) aiming to attract investment.
• Scale-ups (up to 10 people) striving for optimal growth.
• Solo entrepreneurs who need real financial insights but don’t have a finance team.

Why did I build this?

As an entrepreneur myself, I’ve faced the frustration of tools either being overly complex and pricey or disappointingly basic. Pactando is my effort to bridge that gap—practical, intuitive financial tools without the hassle or cost of enterprise solutions. I would like to highlight that is an MVP.

Why Pactando stands out:

• Instantly get actionable insights powered by friendly AI.
• Designed specifically for busy teams without a financial background.
• Combines multiple essential financial tools into one simple platform.
• Easy-to-understand results without the jargon.

I’d genuinely love your candid thoughts:

• Does this resonate with your experiences and needs?
• How intuitive do you find the design and user experience?
• Are the pricing plans accessible and fair for smaller teams?
• Any features you'd love to see, or perhaps those we might reconsider?
• Would you actually use Pactando, and recommend it?

Dive in, give it a spin, and let me know what you think! Your honest feedback, especially as fellow founders, means a lot.

Thanks a ton for checking it out!

Here’s the link: pactando.com

Hello,

I've made small improvements inside my TTS app but still think it's not good enough. Im really asking for serious feedback what can be changed or improved in that app.

Link to appstore

Hey Huzzlers..

I created a directory that serves as an online side hustles index where you can browse 370+ side hustle ideas, work-from-home opportunities, and easy ways to make money fast.

This is a totally free directory, updated monthly - No sign-ups required, no strings attached. ✨

It won Product of the day on MicroLaunch the other day.

Now if you're feeling supportive, I’m asking you to check it out and share your "Roast" feedback on ML.

👉 https://microlaunch.net/p/esidehustles

Happy to support back with your future launches.

Hey Huzzlers..

I built an AI food detector that guesses what you're eating

It won Product of the day on MicroLaunch 

Now if you're feeling supportive, I’m asking you to try it and share your "Roast" feedback on ML.

👉 https://microlaunch.net/p/whatthefood

Let me have it. Brutally. No mercy.

Happy to support back with your future launches.

Hey guys, for those who don't know, I'm the founder of Huzzler. Just wanted to make this post to announce the launch of my development agency 😁

You might know, but there are lots of MVP agencies out there. What makes mine different from the others is that it's focused on creating super high-quality products (design and development-wise). I've been coding for 9 years and have created countless enterprise-grade products. I build full stack, web & mobile and even do smart contract blockchain development.

My services are

• Website development (simple and complex)
• Any kind of website integrations
• Beautiful Design & UI
• PWA development
• Native app development with react-native (4 years of professional experience with react-native)
• web3 smart contract development (solidity)
• web3 frontend development with EVM compatible chains
• Hosting

Feel free to check out my agency site on: propulsion.so

What are the best tools to generate app keywords for Google Playstore?

Looking forward to your suggestions!!

I have been really active on YouTube in the last 2 months.

My niche is mostly automations using nocode tools, specifically n8n.

Yesterday, I got notice that Veo3 is accessible by API.

So I decided to make a video about : Veo3 Video creation using n8n

I posted on YouTube and Medium.

The result ?

Top of the ranks on Google Search for 'n8n veo3 tutorial'

This wouldn't have happened, if I didn't hustle for it.

Keep making.

Today I got notice that the Veo3 API is publicly available through fal ai.

So I made a video that walks you through.

It's an impressive model BUT quite expensive. It's ~1$ per video second.

Here's the demo!

A bit about the flow.

How It Works

1. A user submits a video prompt through a form.

2. An AI agent (using OpenRouter's Google Gemini 2.5 Flash model) refines the user's prompt into a detailed "script-to-screen" format suitable for video generation.

3. The refined prompt is sent to the FalAI Veo 3 model via an HTTP request to generate the video.

4. Details of the video request, including the date, the refined prompt, and the request URL, are stored in a Google Sheet.

Setup

To run this workflow, you need to set up credentials in n8n for:

* OpenRouter: Generate API key from your OpenRouter account.

* Fal AI: Generate API key from your FalAI account

* Google Sheets: Uses OAuth 2.0. Connect by authenticating your Google account.

1. micro-content on x and linkedin

- post 1-2 sentence tips daily about your niche.

- join trending threads on x with thoughtful replies to get eyes on your profile.

- pin a post linking to your landing page, but make it value-first (like a free guide).

- spend 20 minutes a day engaging, and you’ll build a following without ads.

2. collaborate with other founders

- dm 3 to 5 indie hackers in your space for a newsletter swap or blog guest post. i got 200 signups from one swap.

- offer to write a case study for a complementary tool’s blog - free exposure, high trust.

- join indie hacker meetups (virtual or local) to find collab partners.

- keep it low stakes, small partnerships often lead to bigger ones.

3. low-cost seo experiments

- target super-specific keywords with low competition, like “task manager for remote teams 2025.” i rank 3rd for one and get 10 signups a month.

- write one 1000-word blog post a month packed with practical tips, not fluff.

- use free tools like answer the public to find what your audience searches.

- link to your signup page subtly in every post to drive conversions.

4. leverage user feedback loops

- email every new user after 7 days to ask what they love or hate. i fixed a ui issue from one reply and cut churn by 5%.

- add a feedback form in your app with one question: “what’s one thing we could do better?”

- share quick wins (like new features) on x to show you listen.

- turn happy users into case studies for your site - real stories convert.

tiny bets let you test, learn, and grow without risking it all.

i would like to know what small experiments are you running for your saas..

PS. I give honest feedback so you don’t waste time, money, or effort. Get any kind of help you need at ZeroToCustomers .com

Day 5/180 of “Locked in till '25

Grind: 7/24 hrs 💪

Had some personal work today, couldn’t go all in

- Reached 200 followers 🤯

- Studied 2 hrs for upcoming exam

- Worked on launchmedaddy .com

- 1 hr workout (hit 80kg bench for the first time – 2 reps 💪)

Not my best day but even slow days count. Just don’t stop.

Hey guys,

This tutorial walks you through along every step of the way. It's a tedious process, but you can do it.

Reason I made this is because WhatsApp has 1+ Billion users. Lots of clients have asked me to help them with a WhatsApp chatbot.

In summary what I did was:

Sett up the WhatsApp Trigger in n8n

Configure the Facebook/Meta Side

Connect n8n and Setting up the AI

Configure the WhatsApp Send Message Node

Finalize and Test the n8n Workflow

Activate and Live Test the Full System

Here's a full length write up on Medium.

Here's the YT Tutorial.

How do we know what business it relates to of the user?

Hey everyone 👋 For those interested, we've added new advertising options ranging from 1,659 up to 7,458 weekly impressions.

Only until April 30th , we're doing a sale were you get 25 bonus ad credits per 100 credits purchased️

Advertising options: huzzler.so/advertise/options-pricing

Upcoming features for Huzzler

Now that the development on the advertising system is done, we're focusing on making Huzzler the best platform for founders. Here is a list of a couple of the planned features we have:

• Automatically add your product to "alternative to" so people can find your products through SEO
• Be able to save / bookmark valuable posts in folders
• Accountability system where you can define goals and celebrate milestones with the community weekly (you will be held accountable by the community) 😉
• A problem/solution directory where users can submit real world problems they have. This will provide Huzzler users with a list of already validated product ideas. You'll also be able to notify the user who posted the problem when your app is ready, that way you already have a paying customer ready.
• Gamification: have a level and xp. Increase your level by contributing in the community
• Referral system: gain advertising credits by referring people to Huzzler
• OAuth, login with Google
• Embeddable badges for the launch Arena
• Be able to link a product with a showcase
• Better filtering / sorting in product pages (filter by category, sort by date,..)
• Coming soon tab: all projects that are soon to be relelased
• Previous launch arena winners pages
• .... and many more features

Let me know if you'd like to see other features as well 😁

Thanks for reading guys!

Only 6 months left in 2025.

I don’t want to let them slip by.

Going all in till Dec 25.

Goal: Hit $10K MRR.

There’ll be grind. There’ll be fun.

I’ll share everything here and on X/Twitter

wins, fails, all of it.

A dating site that matches people based on their browser history.

No bios. No selfies.

Just pure browser history matching

Most learning happens in Silos and is often limited. It’s limited to the institution you are at. it’s often limited to yourself, It’s limited to a textbook.

But what if there was a social learning platform that was free from boundaries or borders enabling students to create content for subjects and interests, collaborate with others and discover something new.

I am looking for a developer who would be interested in partnering with me to build out an MVP for an equity stake.

Given that we use LLM virtually daily, and some of us, have to relay those costs to clients/colleagues, I figured I create a tool for the purpose.

How I made it

1. Crafted a prompt and fed it into Google Gemini 2.5 Pro Research.
2. Created a mockup on Gemini.
3. Revised it using Lovable.
4. Ported the code into VS Code and integrated it into my project.
5. Deploy!

Check it out here.

Also, a small YT demo.

Hoping this story resonates with beginners out there.

In the last 2+ years, I have been freelancing in full-stack design and development.

Having earned ~$8k in that time span, I’d be lying if I said “no money no problems”.

May of 2025 though brought a change in perspective.

I turned to automation out of necessity — working on an intelligent social media listening tool, which demanded a lot backend development.

So, I decided to learn n8n and create YouTube tutorials along the way.

Creating a brand is a marketing goal for 2025.

(Marketing is harder than coding, right?)

Results?

- $114 in Gumroad revenue with a 4.4% conversion in May

- YT Channel subs went from 42 -> 94

Market validation? Is this marketing channel sustainable ?

Absolutely and here’s why.

• I get market feedback on what people want.

Save time in lead generation. SEO — specifically Schema Markups (for rich snippets in Google or AI searches).

• Note that the cost of running an agent can be anywhere between $0.007 to $1.5 per run depending on the complexity.

Outreach is more expensive because of NLP tasks, whereas SEO tends to be cheaper.

• My network and credibility are growing.

As a thank-you to the community, I’m sharing a beginner oriented tutorial on YouTube channel SEO.

It updates the keywords and description to your YouTube channel — to help boost discoverability.

Here’s the flow for the visual folks.

YouTube Channel SEO Workflow

Hey, do you guys know any good AI tools for creating minimalist logos? I’ve been searching around but everything I found either looks cheesy or way too complicated. Would love some recommendations!

I had this random idea a few weeks ago: build a job site specifically for AI people. Thought it would be easy money, you know? AI is hot, everyone needs these skills, I will just sit in the middle and take a cut.

Started coding and telling people about my brilliant plan. Almost everyone was like "dude, don't do this" and "job boards are impossible" and "there's literally a million of them already." But I'm stubborn as hell and had already written half the code by then - login working, job posting system, search, the whole thing. Couldn't just throw it all away.

So I said screw it and kept building and then it really hit me about how insanely hard job boards actually are. You need massive traffic, endless fresh job postings, constant marketing. I have basically none of that.

Now I'm staring at all this code wondering what the hell to do with it.

The AI job space is absolutely packed - LinkedIn, Indeed, plus specialized boards I never even knew existed, all with way more resources than me sitting here refreshing Google Analytics hoping someone visited my site.

Maybe I should pivot this whole thing to a different industry? I've got the infrastructure already built - user accounts, posting system, search functionality. Could probably adapt it for senior care services, local handyman platforms, maybe something in healthcare? Industries where I'm not going head-to-head with tech giants who have millions of users and unlimited budgets.

What would you guys do? Keep pushing in AI jobs even though it seems impossible, or take all this code and try a completely different market? Anyone here made a successful pivot like this, or am I just delaying the inevitable failure?

I know I made the classic newbie mistake here, which sounds even funnier since I'm the creator of willtheyconvert.com - literally an app that tells you "validate first, build later." But my second goal was also learning. I started (vibe?) coding 4 months ago and every project like this pushes my skills forward

Hey everyone!

We are very excited to announce that you can now install Huzzler on your mobile device and receive push notifications. We have opted to use a PWA instead of a native app as we plan on shipping as many features in the coming weeks (problem / solution directory, accountability, marketing guides..).

To install the app: Simply visit the Huzzler homepage on a mobile device. A popup will appear with instructions on how to install the app. Cheers and let me know if you have any feedback 😁

Thanks!

Hi everyone 👋 I'm soon starting the next development cycle for Huzzler and urgently need your opinions 😁

I'm a solo developer working on Huzzler, and I'm struggling to decide what to focus on. Your feedback would really help here.

Option 1: focus on the founder feed. Add daily interesting articles about tech, success stories, case studies. This will drastically reduce my time available to work on Huzzler and there are already some sites out there with daily news content (eg indie-hackers). However, these success stories could provide a lot of value.

Option 2: Focus on improving the community. Hide the founder feed from the homepage or add fewer articles and focus on making this community better. I'd like to add

• verifiable MRR with stripe (MRR badge on profile)
• KYC required + strict no AI policy. You'll have to verify with passport / drivers license using an external service. Everyday, people are getting more and more tired of the AI bots on platforms like X. On Huzzler anyone posting or commenting using an AI bot will be banned (3 warnings). It will be a very strict no-AI platform. It may seem overkill but will may sure you get to see real valuable posts instead of generic AI generated ones.
• MRR chart on profile + cooler profile pages 😎
• Project Milestones: new kind of structured post where post about the goal you achieved, how you did it and what you learned (this will be useful for learning from each other).
• Resource Hub: Hand picked resources and sites so you can use just one platform (Huzzler 😉) to find the best: launch platforms, indie hacker blogs, directories, marketplaces, newsletters, free coding courses.

What do you think would be best for Huzzler? I'm personally leaning towards option 2. Any other ideas are welcome (especially regarding the founder feed and placement, maybe we should show news articles the same way as posts? but with distinct styling?)

Thanks so much for everyone who is still a part of Huzzler. With your help, we'll make Huzzler great again 😁I really want to make this the best place to connect with other founders and learn from each other.

I'm exploring a concept for a week-long retreat where entrepreneurs can build an MVP using AI coding tools in just 7 days. Before investing more time, I'd love some honest feedback.

Here is the landing page I just created that explains the idea in more detail: http://launchedbyfriday.com/

You can find a quick google form to give feedback in there! (or right here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdjTRA0W5iJtW_N07ZztMD0VL0tyTe8YXnjPAbGdnuax-v6-Q/viewform?usp=header)

I'm not selling anything - just trying to validate if this concept resonates before developing it further. All feedback welcome, especially critical perspectives.

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share how posting and interacting on Huzzler was so much more useful then other mediums.

I posted about my work and what I'm building - already got a lot more feedback and opinions then twitter. There it feels like I'm just posting into a void.

On top of that I got in touch with David (DG) Gordillo trough Huzzler. David was extremely helpful and even helped me get on a call with a Senior Sales Manager and she gave me so much insights on how can I shape the product I'm building. Now I get how people build great offers, I feel like I just got allowed to cheat in the product building game. But it's not cheating it's a fundamental part.

A platform like this really has potential and it can help people in their journey.

Hopefully this gives the Huzzler founders validation and motivation to continue working on this.

Have a great weekend guys.

$19 from http://willtheyconvert.com 💸

Funny thing… the sale came 2 days after I posted “#5 on TinyStartups but 0 sales” 😅

What’s wild is that I started with zero programming knowledge about 3 months ago I didn’t even know how to use GitHub

Google's Veo 3 is absolutely insane -

https://x.com/AuthenticPosts/status/1928053984364826961

idea: a no code platform that lets teams build and deploy ai agents for communication tools like slack, teams, and hubspot to automate tasks and enhance workflows.

problem: teams waste time on repetitive tasks and struggle to integrate ai solutions without technical expertise. this slows productivity and creates friction in daily workflows.

target audience: small to medium-sized businesses, remote teams, and non-technical managers in industries like tech, healthcare, and customer support who need efficient, automated workflows without hiring developers.

interested in 60+ market-proven saas ideas?

each one includes:

✅ the exact solution the problem needs

✅ how hard it is to build (tech, api, infra)

✅ how to get users (traction channels)

✅ proof it works (someone’s already making $$)

i research fast, profitable saas / ai agents and share the best markets every weekend → validatedsaas .com

good luck.

1. brand (where your people are)

- show up on x, linkedin, or niche forums like indie hackers where your audience lives.

- share raw, helpful insights, think quick tips or stories from your journey, not polished fluff.

- reply to comments, join threads, and be human. i’ve had dm convos on x turn into paid users.

- post consistently (2-3 times a week) to stay top of mind without spamming.

2. traction channels (get creative)

- try low-cost experiments like guest posts on relevant blogs or newsletters in your niche.

- affiliate programs are hot, offer 50% commissions to bloggers or micro-influencers who vibe with your tool.

- tap into communities like discord or slack groups; i’ve seen founders drop value bombs in general chats and get signups.

- test one channel at a time, track clicks, and double down when you see conversions.

3. seo (where the gold is)

- focus on long-tail keywords your users actually search, like "best crm for solopreneurs 2025."

- write in-depth blog posts (1500+ words) that answer questions better than competitors. i rank #1 for a niche term just by being thorough.

- use tools like ahrefs or ubersuggest to find low-competition keywords, and optimize with clear headers and meta descriptions.

- link internally to your signup page to drive conversions without being salesy.

4. product (make it shareable)

- build a product so good that users rave about it. one happy customer tweeting about my saas brought 10 signups.

- add a “refer a friend” feature with a small discount or perk, it’s low effort, high reward.

- ask for testimonials right after a user sees value (like after a key feature clicks for them).

- make your onboarding smooth as butter so users stick around and tell others.

5. bonus tip: partnerships

- team up with tools that complement yours for co-marketing like a zapier integration or a joint webinar.

- reach out to niche newsletters for a shoutout; i got 50 signups from a $200 sponsorship.

- find micro-influencers (5k-20k followers) who align with your vibe and offer them free access for an honest review.

- start small, build trust, and scale to bigger collabs as you grow.

good luck.

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I recently launched willtheyconvert.com, a tool to validate startup ideas before you invest time or money building the actual product.

It just hit #5 on tinystartups.com and I wanted to say thanks to everyone who's checked it out or voted 🙌

Here’s how it works in a nutshell:

It lets you build a features that looks completely real - pricing tables, buy buttons, waitlists, even a fake checkout. But it’s all just a test to see how people REALLY react.

You can simulate:

• Subscriptions & pricing pages
• Pre-orders & early access offers
• Referral programs
• Newsletter signups
• Promo or discount pages
• Full signup flows (no backend needed)

Once live, you share the page, and the tool tracks real engagement — clicks, conversions, drop-offs — in a clean dashboard so you can see if there’s demand.

If people click “Buy” or drop an email? That’s your green light.

If not… you just saved yourself weeks (or months) of building something no one wanted 😄

Would love your feedback or feel free to ask me anything!