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😴 Where is the competition sleeping? (SaaS "Low Hanging Fruits")
Hey everyone! Inspired by The Prodigies Hotline Live from yesterday, let’s put that theory into practice. I’m a big believer in the strategy: Don’t validate a market from scratch. Instead, find a market where people are already paying, but the current solutions are getting lazy, outdated, or too generic. The goal isn't to copy blindly. It's to find a validated problem and apply a Unique Twist (Better UX, Niche Focus, AI integration, etc.). I wanted to start a thread where we can brainstorm these "Low Hanging Fruits" together. Here are 3 examples I’ve been looking at to get the ball rolling: 1. The "Appointment Scheduling" Market - The Giant: Calendly. - The Opportunity: Calendly is ubiquitous, but it feels cold, transactional, and generic. Sending a Calendly link can sometimes feel like a "power move," and the design is impossible to make fully branded without enterprise tiers. - The Twist: A "High-Touch" Booking Tool for Freelancers/Coaches. 2. Uptime Monitors / Status Pages - The Giant: PagerDuty or UptimeRobot. - The Opportunity: Essential B2B tool, but often ugly or overly technical. - The Twist: A super clean, "Apple-like" design status page that focuses purely on aesthetics and simplicity for non-technical founders. 3. Feature Voting Boards - The Giant: Cannyio - The Opportunity: Great tool, but can be expensive for bootstrappers. - The Twist: A significantly cheaper, lifetime deal alternative or a version that focuses 100% on seamless integration with specific CRMs (e.g., HubSpot). Now, let’s brainstorm together! 🧠 Where else do you see the competition sleeping? - Are there tools you use that frustrate you? - Are there industries still using Excel that need a simple SaaS? Drop your thoughts below!
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0 likes • Nov '25
I’m also seeing some courses locked now that I was able to access earlier.
After extensive testing... Claude Code wins.
I understand that people have different opinions on this topic. But so far based on how much I have spent on AI credits/ tools etc. Claude code crushes it compared to cursor even with sonnet. Idk if cursor became worse, or if thats how they've always been. But here is a comparison: Claude code has limits, but you'll get a working solution no matter what at the end of the session. Cursor AI, is a hit or miss, it may or may not give you what you asked for. You will spend more this way. I hate the fact that claude code doesn't have a UI but after starting to use it, I didn't really care. I just wanted my code to work well lol. Ill update the AI era course later when Im done with Mochi Let me know if you have any other thoughts on this.
2 likes • Sep '25
I also moved to Claude Code with a Pro subscription. Even with the Pro plan limits, it’s enough to build a complex app (“10–40 prompts every five hours. Most Pro users can expect 40–80 hours of Sonnet 4 per week”). I’m thinking about upgrading to the Max plan to use Opus 4.1. OpenAI Codex CLI with GPT-5 is also a good option. It gives better results when generating UIs, but Claude Code is still better for working with MCPs. I also tried Kiro from AWS. Their spec generation is really cool, it makes requirements, design, and task documents. The task docs are interactive, so you can start a task just by clicking on its title.
Perfect example of a viral reel for your Saas
Did a ton of research today to find a video that promotes their own Software/tool/business using everyday people. We spoke about this in yesterday’s coaching call as well. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMQ1NfNyDGI/?igsh=MWV2cjBzcGZlMGxkcA==
0 likes • Sep '25
Great example, but what's also genius is how simple it is to start using this software - just add a few letters into the browser and you're ready to go. No signups, trials, or onboardings. Of course those can come later, but the first step is very well done. It reminds me of growth hacking tactics, where you put the marketing/viral feature directly into the software 😎
❤️ The first part of AI Era is out! (New Course)
Lets goo! Im hyped for you guys. The 1st part of AI ERA is out. IMPORTANT I need you feedback on this so please let me know what I should improve on, add, or remove. This way the course can grow as much as you like ❤️ Don't forget to use this lovable link to grab 2x free credits on the free tier so you can experiment more (My link)
❤️ The first part of AI Era is out! (New Course)
1 like • May '25
@Perrin Joseph The .mdc file is the new standard format for Cursor rules. You should place these files in the .cursor/rules/ folder, like .cursor/rules/my-rule.mdc.​ Windsurf uses a .windsurfrules file located in the root of your project.​ This setup is great because it lets you organize your rules into separate files, making everything easier to manage.​ Check out 10xRules.ai — it's a handy website where you can pick the rules you need and choose your IDE.
0 likes • Jun '25
Should we still use your memory workaround now that Cursor has a memory feature?
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