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Notes for teams that ship.
Product thinking, launch lessons, SaaS patterns, and the practical bits we learn while building for founders.
Navigating the Future: SaaS Trends for 2024
As we approach 2024, SaaS founders and product operators must adapt to emerging trends. This article explores vital shifts in the SaaS landscape and how to leverage them for growth and retention.
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Understanding SaaS Pricing Models for Growth
Navigating the diverse landscape of SaaS pricing models can significantly impact your growth trajectory. Explore key strategies to optimize packaging and maximize revenue.
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Creating Custom Gutenberg Blocks for Your WordPress Theme
Unlock the full potential of WordPress by learning how to create custom Gutenberg blocks. This guide walks you through the process, enhancing your theme's functionality and user experience.
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Building Scalable WordPress Themes with Custom Post Types
Discover how to leverage custom post types in WordPress to create scalable and flexible themes. This guide will walk you through the process, enhancing your development workflow while meeting diverse project requirements.
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Maximize Revenue: Pricing Strategies for Digital Products
Discover effective pricing strategies to optimize your digital products. Understand customer psychology and implement dynamic pricing, tiered models, and value-based strategies to maximize your revenue.
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How we ship an investor-ready MVP in 3 weeks
The exact scoping, sprint, and cut-list process we use to take a founder from idea to a demo-able product in 21 days — without the usual agency bloat.
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A pragmatic multi-tenant SaaS architecture
Single database, row-level tenancy, and a billing model that scales — the boring, reliable SaaS foundation we reach for on most builds.
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Shipping real AI features without the hype
Where LLMs genuinely earn their place in a product, how to keep them reliable, and the guardrails that keep costs and hallucinations in check.
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Why every product needs a design system early
A small, opinionated set of tokens and components pays for itself within the first month — here is the minimum viable design system we start with.
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