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Agents write the diff. Seniors decide if it should exist.
Review used to be about style and bugs. Now it's about whether the change was needed at all.
Distribution is my weak spot, so I tried Treg for it.
Asked it for people complaining this week on Reddit and X about the problem my tool solves. Got the post, the author, the job title and a work email in one list.
Dozens of leads in 10 minutes, at a fraction of what Clay costs. The Jev integration is fast and the data comes back clean and categorized.
4000+ data endpoints behind it.
Introducing Jev @typesafeai powered people-search
Just $0.0089/lead, No more $600 subscriptions,
Try it at treg.to/people-search
- 85% cheaper than Clay
- #1 on people search bench accuracy
- Plugin to any agent to find anyone
Fully open source, 0% markup
Git Repo below 👇
Claude Code: CLI or desktop app?
What do you reach for, and what does one do that the other can't?
Curious whether it's a real gap or just habit.
"Software engineering is dead" has been said about COBOL, Visual Basic, no-code, and offshoring.
The job moved up a level each time. Typing was never the job.
Deciding what to build, and owning it when it breaks, was.
Alex Cloudstar retweeted
🥹🥹🥹
200 acquisitions on TrustMRR in less than a year…
I can’t believe my startup marketplace started as a vibe-coded revenue leaderboard for founders.
Funny enough, the leaderboard died after a month.
But I listened to users and built a marketplace after they requested it. “Let’s see”.
TrustMRR is now my biggest source of income and my digital product with the highest margins (90%+).
The monthly traffic is still growing. Now at 250,000 unique visitors.
It’s my anti-AI asset.
Trust can’t be vibe-coded.
25,000 buyers can’t be vibe-coded.
I’m so happy and proud I listened to my gut and kept trying and trying to get this marketplace off the ground.
Godspeed 🫡
ACQUIRED ✅ 🎉
A mobile app just got acquired on TrustMRR.
💰 Sold for $3.5K
🤑 $303 revenue last 30 days
📈 1.0x multiple
It took 237 days from listing. Huge congrats to the seller, the buyer @cagdasdagg, and the broker @marclou 👏
Acquisition #200 on TrustMRR 🎉
Marc makes $100k/mo but thinks @beehiiv $100/mo is a lot.
His products are cool.
But this made me think. Why shouldn’t people just build their own?
I just shipped this to MailCheap.AI:
🏷️ Custom fields, tags
👋 First-name personalization
🔗 Link click stats
📝 Embeddable signup forms
🐝 Full beehiiv import (with tags)
📈 Opens over time
🔎 Help center search
📬 Weekly summary emails
Shipped with Opus 5.5, my best vibe coding buddy.
Alex Cloudstar retweeted
Introducing DataBull 🎉
I was paying $39/mo for DataFast just to see which posts made me money.
That's $468 a year. Forever. And it goes up as your traffic grows.
So I built my own.
Same idea: revenue by traffic source.
$29 lifetime. Unlimited sites. Unlimited events. Lifetime updates.
> databull.app
Alex Cloudstar retweeted
I think @marclou just got a taste of his own medicine
Introducing DataBull 🎉
I was paying $39/mo for DataFast just to see which posts made me money.
That's $468 a year. Forever. And it goes up as your traffic grows.
So I built my own.
Same idea: revenue by traffic source.
$29 lifetime. Unlimited sites. Unlimited events. Lifetime updates.
> databull.app
Estimating in hours is fine. Estimating in features is where it breaks.
An hour is something you spent. A feature is something you hoped would be small.
Long agent sessions rot.
Once you've corrected it a few times, the context is full of wrong turns. Stop arguing with it. Write down what it got wrong, start a fresh session, paste the notes.
In indie hacking, the idea is rarely the bottleneck.
Staying power is. Distribution, patience, and not quitting when week three is quiet. Most of the real work starts after the fun part ends.
Alex Cloudstar retweeted
thanks a lot for the feedback and this follow up. we're working on another update to let you customize some parts of the home screen even further and you can also close already the sidebar if you wish to be even more space efficient.
like always, we're all hears so keep the feedback coming
Alex Cloudstar retweeted
Found a really useful GitHub repo for developers.
prompts.chat has a collection of prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI models
Could be handy when you're stuck or looking for a starting point
Save this and thank me later 😅
github.com/f/prompts.chat
2 weeks ago I tweeted that Daily.dev felt crowded and ad-heavy. @dailydotdev replied saying they’d look into it.
They did. The feed is so much cleaner now.
Feedback that actually gets heard. Respect.
Is just me or @dailydotdev became bloated, i can't understand a thing.
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