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SaaS Founders, I Need Your Help! I’m validating an idea called Churnaizer – an AI-powered tool that helps SaaS startups predict and prevent customer churn before it happens. Imagine knowing exactly who’s about to cancel, sending automated retention

Just launched Churnaizer on Product Hunt 🚀 AI-powered churn prediction and retention workflows — for SaaS founders. Predict who’s likely to cancel, why they churn, and save them automatically 💡 Join our early waitlist 👇 [🔗 https://www.producth

Just Launched: Churnaizer — Predict SaaS Churn Before It Happens (with AI) Hey builders, I just launched Churnaizer, an AI-powered churn prediction & retention automation system built for SaaS founders. We help you: Identify users most likely to c

SaaS founders, here’s what you actually need to scale. ❌ Not just developers ❌ Not a pretty landing page ❌ Not 50 features You need: 1. 1 core product, built around user behavior 2. Clean, gamified UI that drives actions 3. AI automation to redu

Hiring College Ambassadors across colleges in India. If you want to take the startup revolution of Medial to your college , fill the form below. Stand a chance to earn upto Rs. 10,000 per month. Certificate of Internship. Chance to talk to VCs an

VCs Reality Check✅ 📌VCs drink,yet fund healthy beverages 📌VCs smoke,yet invest in wellness 📌VCs binge Netflix,yet back productivity 📌VCs eat junk,yet fund nutrition brands 📌VCs break traffic rules,yet invest in mobility tech 📌VCs break la

I’ve been building a SaaS product and learning a lot about startups and marketing along the way. Now I’m at the stage where I’m thinking about a few key things: How do you get your first 10–50 users? When is the right time to start talking to VCs?

When I started building my SaaS, I wasted weeks doing things manually: onboarding emails, churn tracking, and revenue reports. Eventually, I built systems to automate 60% of it — saving time, reducing churn, and giving me back my focus. But if I co

💡 Noticing a trend: there are so many posts looking for technical co-founders, and at the same time many tech folks seem focused on finding funding. But what’s often missing in the middle are the angels and VCs who can help close that gap. I believ

I'm not looking for followers. I'm looking for co-learners. Building Chrunaizer to help SaaS founders stop churn before it kills growth. But I realized: product toh ban raha hai, lekin real growth toh network se aati hai. I'm here to connect with: