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We've shipped 50+ AI products to production for clients across the US, UK, UAE, and EU.
Here's what I'm building now — and what I'll be posting about:
→ Devmint — an AI dev studio. LLM apps, agents, SaaS platforms. Senior engineers only, fixed price, ships in weeks.
→ Lexly — AI contracts for freelancers and founders. Create, analyse, and sign any contract in under 2 minutes. Waitlist open.
What you'll get if you follow:
• The real story of what breaks in production AI (not the Medium version)
• Lexly waitlist journey documented honestly — metrics, mistakes, what works
• Contrarian takes on the AI agency market
No hype. No country flags. Just the work.
Hey all 👋
Looking to #connect with people that are building cool stuff and are interested in:
- SaaS
- Indie Hacking
- AI tools
- Automation
- Building in public
Let’s grow together 🤝
Hey all 👋
Looking to #connect with people that are building cool stuff and are interested in:
- SaaS
- Indie Hacking
- AI tools
- Automation
- Building in public
Let’s grow together 🤝
Every AI demo looks impressive.
Every production system looks boring.
That's because production is mostly:
• reliability
• monitoring
• edge cases
• customer support
What's the biggest lesson you've learned after shipping an AI product?
The biggest lie founders tell themselves:
"We just need better AI."
No.
You need better distribution.
I've seen average products with incredible distribution win...
...and incredible products disappear because nobody knew they existed.
What's your biggest bottleneck today:
Building or distribution?
Every founder has one decision that changed everything.
Not fundraising.
Not launching.
Just one decision.
What was yours?
Looking to #connect with technical founders and CTOs who are building products people pay for.
Not just AI.
Real software solving real problems.
If that's you, reply with:
• What you're building
• One challenge you're stuck on
I'll reply to everyone.
Every founder has one decision they wish they'd made six months earlier.
Mine was talking to users before polishing features.
What's yours?
Looking to #connect with founders and CTOs who've already shipped AI products to paying customers.
I'm especially interested in people working on:
• AI agents
• Production LLM systems
• SaaS
• Automation
• Developer tools
If you're building something real, drop what you're working on below.
I'd love to meet more builders.
What's the first thing that broke after you shipped your AI product?
Mine wasn't the model.
It was all the assumptions around the model.
Curious what caught everyone else by surprise.
The biggest startup advantage in 2026 isn't AI.
It's speed.
AI just makes speed cheaper.
The founders who talk to customers every week will beat the founders who spend every week changing prompts.
Agree or disagree?
Hey all
Looking to #connect with people interested in 👀
- SaaS
- Marketing
- Devs
Let's connect 🤝
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Looking to #connect with founders and CTOs who have already shipped AI to real customers.
Not demos.
Not prototypes.
Products people actually rely on.
I'd love to learn:
• What surprised you after launch?
• What broke first?
• What would you build differently today?
Serious question for founders:
What's one decision you made this year that looked wrong at first...
...but turned out to be one of your best decisions?
I'd love to hear the stories behind it.