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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.

No pitch decks. No hype. Just action. Started building HatchUp — something for the builders who want more than noise. It’s fresh. It’s live. hatchup.website #BuildingOnMedial #Startups #AI #HatchUp

You don’t need a manager -> Notion You don’t need a lawyer -> DoNotPay You don't need a secretary -> Gmail AI You don’t need a salesman -> Gumroad You don’t need a copywriter -> ChatGPT You don’t need a developer -> Google Sites You don’t ne

You don’t need more tools. You need one AI agent that thinks, acts, and executes—like it’s on your team. No task switching. No micro-managing. Just outcomes. Codestam is building AI agents that don’t just assist. They own the job.

iam thinking to build an ai startup like do you guys know about same.dev ai it clones websites but it can't create the exact copy of a site so currently iam building a ai website like it which can clone any website what do you guys think write your o

You don’t need 10 interns. You need one AI agent that actually ships. It plans. Writes. Publishes. No standups. No salaries. No forgetfulness. It doesn’t ask what’s next? It already knows. This isn’t automation. It’s delegation to software that t

You don’t need 10 tools. You need one AI that thinks 10 steps ahead. Codestam builds automations that don’t just assist they execute, adapt, and evolve. No busywork. No checklists. Just outcomes. This is how real builders scale.

"The concept of Solopreneur is not new but it's gaining hype because of the AI agents and no code dev tools so that people can make money all alone with these assistance! " Are you a solopreneur, share you journey and let's #connect 🤝 Help other

Lately I’ve seen more and more brands proudly say Made by humans no AI used. And it got me thinking… are we already seeing the AI hype slow down? Maybe even the start of the bubble bursting? Or is this just a phase before AI truly becomes part o

1. Is it possible to create successful tech startups today without integrating AI? 2. Is AI just something forcefully used everywhere to sell any item that's crap? 3. Do you think only the top players of AI will win, or every AI has scope to win?