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SaaS feels dead. Everyone's building: – AI wrappers – Health trackers – Notion clones – Tweet writers No real innovation. Just prettier UIs and faster wrappers. Shipping ≠ solving. We're stuck in the iteration era.

Why Is the "SaaS is Dead" Debate Trending? Lately, there’s a lot of buzz around the topic that “SaaS is dead.” So, why is this conversation gaining attention? let's look into some facts, numbers, 1. Saturated Market: The SaaS market was valued at

Hey Everyone. Am a Budding designer 🙌, I Need some idea for building Saas product. I have some knowledge in the Saas product and still explore in that field. If anyone have give some idea about that please let me know 😉

Building a startup? Everyone will have advice— "Don't stress." "Take breaks." "Go out, have fun." But in the end, you just do what it takes. Sick? Work. Hungry? Work. Burnt out? Work. Because that's what building really looks like.

Be very careful hiring your first 5 employees. You're not hiring employees tbh, you're building a unit that will build the company. If it turns great, they will get it off the ground and lead further. If it turns worse, they can also get it to a dea

🚛 India's logistics = 14% of GDP (vs 8% globally) Shipsy just raised ₹200 Cr to streamline global supply chains What's the pain? ❌ Manual freight management ❌ High delivery costs ❌ Zero real-time visibility What Shipsy is building: 📦 End-to-end

Hi, I'm researching about a gap in private markets industry. "Building a Platform for Multi-Asset Investment Monitoring: Solving Data Quality and Accessibility" in simple words. I understand this is not exactly a startup but more of a B2B SaaS busi