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I want to build a saas or micro saas.Anyone with similar interest. Iam still searching for ideas. I would like to connect with like minded people.. (Iam a developer)

any ideas for micro Saas that could land us money like a subscription based modal or one time payment?

Hey there, I am Manish Katara from India. Passionate about innovation, product ideas, future of mankind and how I could contribute in making it better. I have over 20+ good product concepts and product modification ideas and I'm sure there are prett

Hello, I am Alok Maurya I have build a small SaaS Product which solves the problems of the Hotels and Restaurant. As you know hotels and restaurant builds menu book which costs them a lot and if they created it once they can not make changes to it

Hey.. I’ve been working on a micro-SaaS project called QuickValid.AI. It’s a simple tool that provides instant AI validations for your pitch or idea in seconds. The MVP is live, and I’d love for you to check it out and share your thoughts. Here’s

Hi everyone this is Syfulla Shaik , I have an good idea it is very unique iam from Tirupati and iam searching for a co-founder who have good Knowledge in technology i mean a app development who has extrem skills, by the way I want build a online food

Hello, I recently discovered something new on Medial. My friends told me that Medial is a very good platform. I just saw the Showcase section, where I came across many ideas. Out of those, I liked two ideas the most, and I want to share my thoughts

what are some features that contribute to the success of a restaurant? i just finished my 12th and im drawn towards the idea of openeing a restaurant. i have some pretty good ideas and i’ve been researching a lot for the past year but im not sure ho

Spent some time today reviewing the ideas submitted for Medial's Startup Showcase, and honestly, a lot of them felt like they might have been quick copy-paste jobs from ChatGPT or similar sources. The concepts often lacked a clear picture or a unique

Google spent years researching 180 teams to figure out what makes some soar while others flop. Turns out, the most successful ones shared one remarkable trait: psychological safety. Simply put, it’s about creating an environment where everyone fe