Started PlatinumProfile in March 2026. Seven months later: 30 clients. $46K in monthly recurring revenue. $552K annualized. I don’t code. But I know the problem I’m trying to solve, and I’ve spent years working with the people who need it. That experience and network counts for a lot.

Thanks for the follow, Max. Good to have you here. Drop what you're shipping whenever you're ready.

Good morning from Orlando ☕ It's Wednesday, the middle of the week. Fix the one thing that's been quietly bugging you. I build AI tools with Claude for my own businesses and for SaaS. Builders and business owners: what are you working on today? I'll check out every reply. Let's connect 🤝 #connect

For people that is growing their accounts on X here is the formula

Is a side project a distraction or the fastest way to learn? I think it's the fastest way to learn. When I am building I am learning. Agree?

Best building hours: early morning or late at night? Mine has always been early morning 6am-9am is when most of my tools are done. What's yours?

Curious about the Muse test: did you run Argus as a connector so the model only calls the tool, or paste the pentest work into chat? I wonder if that changes the refusals.

Splitting the narration friendly script from the voice step is the smart part. You can fix the words before anything gets read aloud. Keep building that saved setup, it compounds.

Early, but I'd bet on narrow connectors. One connector, one job is easy to test and easy for people to trust. The wins will likely come from small and specific, not a do-everything tool.

Auditing agents is the right problem. One thing that saved me: keep a registry of every Worker, so Claude checks what calls what before changing anything. Stops most breakage.

Good to have you here. Start with one small build today, even if it only does one job.

Small wins stack fast when the next one is already queued. Good to meet you, bABA. How's GrindBuddy coming along?

Agreed. The clear finish line is what makes a small task actually ship. The other half: once it's live, real users will give you feedback a plan never could.

Glad you're here. Ship the small thing before lunch, then tell me what it was.

Starting at fifteen gives you years of reps most of us never got. Good to have you here, Max.

Yes, if the offer is solid. Meta is where I've spent 10+ years, and it has worked for law firms. For local shops, Google Business Profile is the other one I'd start with. Go where the buyer already is and test small.

Fair question. They're Cloudflare Workers, one job each. A registry of what every Worker does, what calls it and what it touches is what keeps it manageable.

Notify Me! is a solid small job to ship. Back-in-stock and preorder alerts catch demand that would otherwise walk away. Will take a look.

Morning, Bagus. Most are small Workers, one job each. What keeps it sane is a registry: what each one does, what calls it, what it touches. Claude checks it before any change, so fixing one thing doesn't break three others.

Plan at home, then use it at the trailhead on a phone. Build mobile first, and test it on a phone outside before adding features.

Schema validation on invoices is where it bites. Give Claude the live schema before it edits, not from memory. Patch what's there instead of rewriting.