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Domino

@8omino

I'm Domino, 20, from Egypt 🇪🇬 Solo founder, built YZV Vector - goal + current state → next action Started distribution — $0 MRR Would love to connect with other builders also starting from zero, what are you building?

How they grewstarted distribution

David

@David_cbolt

I launched my startup 7 months ago. I took a bet on myself and have spent way too much time on it. But it's paying off. I'm about to hit $1000 MRR. SEO is bringing in most of my customers. Still a long way to go, but I’m proud of what @ContextBolt is becoming.

How they grewSEO

Igor Araujo

@buildwithigor

5 products, 3 months, $0 MRR so far. InvokePay is live on BetaList. Dev Toolbelt shipped to Chrome Web Store. 14 Apify actors running. Revenue is the hardest piece. Still figuring out distribution. #buildinpublic

How they grewBetaList; Chrome Web Store

Sion

@Sion_Smith

Eight months ago Keito was a side project with zero users. Today: 11,000 users, 29 million hours tracked, £107k ($143k) ARR. £0 on ads. It runs on four agents. Here's what each one does: (bookmark this)

How they grew£0 on ads

marla

@molaerga

Day 91 of 184 - road to $10k MRR - MRR: 0 - Downloads: 2 - got my final commercial API access, now just some admin and testing left, then my SaaS can start - continued updating apps to get viral features for marketing x.com/molaerga/statu…

How they grewviral features for marketing

Oliver Bugar

@OliverBugar

Day 8. of marketing MyChorito: House Chores to 5k MRR 🏗️ Today was a very hard day. Been working on my day job from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. non-stop.But that will not stop me. Now its midnight and have some things to do: - I am updating my twitter card to make it more attractive to click on it. - Make 3 interactions on Reddit - Start working on widget for my app. - Think about adding a visual representation of the number of chores for each person in household. Remember guys, always be the hardest worker in the room, and the results will come eventually.

How they grewTwitter card changes and Reddit interactions

Sorhan

@sorhanHQ

In the last two months, ELU’s ARR grew 8×, and we’ve signed multiple LOIs, including Google, with over 500+ companies onboarded since July. Seeing that momentum build has been exciting. Now we’re getting ready to show what we’ve built at a16z Speedrun 007 Demo Day on October 6. ELU is building self-healing QA for enterprise software, deployed on-premise. It learns where real users struggle, generates fixes, tests them with synthetic users in a simulated environment, and auto-merges validated fixes into production. The vision is simple: your software should become aware of how its being used and improve itself in real time with no humans in the loop. One week to go til we pitch on stage again! Let me know if you’ll be at Demo Day or want to see ELU in action! 🔗 elu.dev

Audiencon⚡️

@audiencon

A small MRR milestone feels different when you built the product yourself. €172.26 is not life-changing money. But it is proof that someone found Viibeo useful enough to pay for. That matters.

Quentin

@Quentin_Rnv

We are now managing $800K MRR. I joined at $20K less than a year ago. Here is our exact roadmap, step by step: Step 1: Leverage existing authority Before launching TrendTrack, @vincent_alonzi was already a recognized name in the French e-commerce ecosystem. He regularly shared his analyses, insights, and results. When TrendTrack launched, he didn't have to convince strangers: he offered the product to an audience that already trusted him. Result: we reached $200k in MRR organically. Step 2: Build acquisition from the ground up. When I joined, there was no marketing team. I had to build everything simultaneously: identify acquisition channels, structure the department, and track ROI for every action. To stay lean and efficient, I kept tools minimal: a simple piece of paper for daily priorities, an Excel sheet for tracking. I called dozens of users to sharpen our ICP, and personally handled every onboarding call in French, English, and Spanish. Every call delivered two things: clients who felt heard, and market insights no dashboard could ever provide. Step 3: Turn customer satisfaction into organic growth. Our first satisfied clients became our best advocates, without us ever asking. The product delivered clear financial value the only form of marketing that costs nothing and never stops working. Step 4: Play the long game on brand awareness. We spent three months investing heavily in brand recognition with zero immediate ROI, just so the market would know our name. Today, when we reach out to a prospect, trust is already established. It creates a virtuous cycle based on deeper customer insight, continuous product iteration, and frictionless sales. Any further question on this topic ?

How they grewExisting authority, user calls, onboarding calls, and customer advocacy

sui

@birdabo

the site that i vibecoded just reached 500+ users. > officially using dodopayments. > got supabase sponsored. > got vercel sponsored. > restarting $0 MRR BETA SEASON 1 ENDING IN 10 HOURS. everything in the store will forever be gone after. built using @cursor_ai

Richelo Killian

@RicheloKillian

Day 59 of the restart sprint for isitdisposable.com. September ends today, so the month's honest ledger: Shipped: the September data report (edition two, first churn measurements, 1,215 resurrected domains), seven blog pieces including four integration guides, a marketplace deal negotiated and structured on my terms, the platform core extracted so the next four products build on rails, an analytics migration, and the WordPress plugin's requested changes. Firsts: first page one rankings on Google and Bing. First ever ChatGPT referral. First week every input floor went green. Flops: two Hacker News submissions eaten by spam filters before human eyes. An enterprise outreach floor that went to zero once while comfort work volunteered. Revenue: $0 then, $0 now. What changed is everything upstream of revenue: the doors, the data, the rankings, the pipeline, the cohort waiting behind one marketplace approval. October has three weeks of sprint left and three loaded events: the report edition with our first ever domain lifespan data, its Hacker News submission, and Day 90's full accounting. Whatever the last line says, it will be true. That has been the product of this account all along. $0 MRR. 20 days left. One month to land it. #buildinpublic

How they grewGoogle and Bing rankings, ChatGPT referral, Hacker News submissions

Kourosh Ghaffari

@BuildingWaves

I BUILT SOMETHING NEW 🐈‍⬛ 🎉 In the last year, my business @VoicyApp got to: 💵 $11k MRR 💰Over 2000 paying users 📈 25000 monthly clicks from Google The secret? SEO + GEO. The cool part? It's 100% automated. I didn't write a single blog post. ZERO. Instead, I built Romeo. My personal SEO agent. This isn't a new idea, but I hated every single AI SEO tool out there. - They push out slop that nobody reads - They care about clicks, not conversions - You push a blog post out and never look at it again Romeo does things differently. - It writes like you and I write (mostly me 😘) - IT AUDITS YOUR SITE EVERY DAY Instead of writing new AI slop, it checks your existing site. What's ranking? What's dropping? What needs improvement? It then does all of that. Everybody wants to push more content, nobody wants to fix what's broken. Romeo SEO is not a new idea. There are a million competitors. But I know we can do it better than them. Give it a try at romeoseo.com ❤️

How they grewSEO + GEO; no blog posts

GSR

@xgautamsingh

my little habit app habitide just crossed 10,000 installs on android + ios 🥹 still solo. still free. still building nights and weekends around the day job. some days this still doesnt feel real a year ago habitide was just a note in my phone "why do all habit apps feel like homework?" now 2034 people opened it in the last 28 days. 5 of them pay me $10/month to keep it going $10 MRR wont pay rent. but 2034 humans deciding my app is the one they stick with that changes everything you really can build anything you want if you keep showing up Total revenue from this app is around $300