Enjoyed the morning sunrise and thought I'd share.

I've created a membership system for an app that requires a subscription to get access to certain areas of the saas platform. I was wondering how some of you handle whether to show disabled access that requires a higher tier to access or just completely hiding it so that they never see what they're missing out on. I'm thinking of disabling access to it where it's grayed out with a lock icon, saying upgrade to access on hover. What are your thoughts and what method would or do you currently use to get people to want to upgrade to a paid tier?

Hi guys, In case I missed it, has Corbin ever suggested an easy to use platform where we can record our laptop screen when we showcase/demo several workflows of our app? I'm always impressed whenever I see a builder showcase their new app and they are always be able to automatically zoom in zoom out on their videos. 😀 I really want to share a 30 seconds or 1 minute video on my LinkedIn or X about my app, but am still struggling to find an intuitive platform that can produce great quality demos. TIA!

Corbin.. been watching your tutorials for years.. Super knowledgeable dude thanks for all the efforts..In any event I vibe coded a SaaS pet healthcare site the past couple months. Wanted to get your thoughts on acquisitions/conversions. Is it cool if I shoot the link?

So I've been attempting for months to develop some app to try and get some revenue generation but a few weeks ago I decided to be a little ambitious. I've been in IT for almost 20 years and as such have a few legacy enterprise servers in my garage. I cleaned things up, reformatted and decided I wanted to setup a development environment that helps reduce hallucinations, error rates and security risks like slopsquatting. I honestly think I've created something fairly robust and it could be the start of a true agentic personal assistant. I think I've for sure created something that can at least handle the amnesia and security problems and I'm starting to work on making it more of a proactive solution, but I don't know how or who to do to so I can get some honest outside feedback without giving away my "secret sauce". Any advice?