Hey guys, built this last click lead attribution software for youtubers to know EXACTLY which which videos are generating the most revenue. I have a few features including: - Trackable links that show real revenue impact - See exactly which posts, videos, or placements drive booked calls and actual revenue—not vanity metrics. - Stripe integration for revenue tracking - Attribute revenue to those that converted to see which videos put people in the mood to buy. - Simple performance dashboard - One clean view that ties content → clicks → conversions → revenue, without spreadsheets or complicated analytics setups. Uses make.com for automation and unique link generation, Railway as a SQL backend, Vercel for front-end hosting. Currently have a youtuber with 3M+ subscribers across socials using it and he's getting a lot of value from it! https://www.revenuesocial.com

That combined scenario is less common as a single integrated product. I think there are very close approximations but not sure if something proper like that exist yet, like an app builder which is also an Opensea for SaaS (or micro SaaS and even ideas and prototypes). I mean usually i find sites offering the building or the presentation of MVPs but why isn't stuff like cursor or lovable have a section where they present and market the products of their own customers? I've seen it only for pieces of UI to "remix" but not a full catalog of saas "made in the house" yet.

1. NEVER one shot anything. Ask AI to make incremental changes. 2. Commit often and Use branches and work trees generously. 3. Start with the backend first. Use Supabase always. 4. Create a backend script to create generic tables and auth setup via sql for new projects so you save time. 5. When starting a new project, use premium models that can set up everything right. I use up to 50% of freemium models for the month before I start rationing. 6. Use free models for minor edits only. 7. Use console logs to as a way to debug. Share it with the AI for faster results. 8. Use Claude OPUS for large audits and ask it to create a detailed .md file with its suggestions. Then make updates to the code fixing one suggestion at a time. Do not ask the AI to fix everything at the same time. That is how you break the code. These are hard won lessons, I learnt building Evallo.app, Anntho.com, Quebeam.com and pulsehud.com. I’m not trying to show off, but I’m trying to showcase what is possible if you put your head down and focus. I am a product manager, turned founder, and if I can do it, you can do it too. What else would you add to this list?

As the title suggests, I’m looking for help marketing my 2 SaaS as a solo founder. Questions I’m struggling with. 1. Which platform to run ads on? 2. How to simultaneously be known for 2 SaaS products? 3. Should I hire a marketing team to sell or hire a marketing cofounder? Tia

As Collins’ definition states, “vibe coding” is “the use of artificial intelligence prompted by natural language to assist with the writing of computer code.” Or, as a blog post on the dictionary’s website explains: “Basically, telling a machine what you want rather than painstakingly coding it yourself.”