Next.js B2B Starter Kit – fast-track your SaaS app from 0 to 1(workos.com) Every business starts with an idea, followed by the challenge of picking the right tech stack. In a crowded field where choosing the right technology is key yet time-consuming, starter kits help you focus on building your idea rather than reinventing the basics. That’s why we’re announcing the WorkOS-built Next.js B2B Starter Kit today.
3 points by handfuloflight 11 days ago | 0 comments
I shut down my startup. Here's the honest truth(medium.com) Today, I’m announcing Zencape Health’s shutdown. After four years, two major pivots, countless experiments, tens of thousands in annual revenue, one launched app, thousands of patient interactions, and a multi-million-dollar marquee hospital partnership, we have come to the end of our journey.
How did you find product market fit?(ycombinator.com) Talking to fellow founders whenever I can as a pre PMF startup founder. The stories are wildly different than those I read or hear about on podcasts, blogposts and newsletters.<p>HN mostly being anon, I thought it would be an ideal place to share how you found PMF as a service to other startups and founders. Whether you are a 1 person company or 1,000, it does not really matter
Why Slight Failed: A Slight Post-Mortem(colmanhumphrey.com) Back in late 2020, my good friend Raiden and I co-founded Slight. Over the next two and a half years, we got it off the ground, raised a pre-seed round, and got some customers on-board, but in the end we didn’t have enough traction to raise our seed round. We got close with a few investors (after I talked to many…), but getting close still means the company dies.
Cofounder Mode: My tactical guide to finding a cofounder(repromptai.com) I spent 9 months and almost 100 “cofounder dates” finding my cofounder. It took way more time and effort than I was expecting. Since then, I’ve helped friends run a tight process to find their cofounder. Here’s the tactical guide I wish I had when I started.
15 points by Malfunction92 82 days ago | 6 comments
Ask HN: Should I put my startup on my resume?(ycombinator.com) Hey guys I recently launched my company’s first product last month. It’s a ML driven comic collection manager app. We have 1200 users so it’s been a great success for a bootstrapped company.<p>Unfortunately I’m also trying to find a job. I’ve been stuck at as a mid level engineer with a 5 YOE. I’m debating whether or not I should put it on my resume.