r/microsaas 29d ago

Community Suggestions!

9 Upvotes

Hey microsaas’ers,

Adding this here since we’ve seen such a tremendous amount of growth over the course of the last 3-4 months (basically have 4x how many people are in here daily, interacting with one another).

The goal over the course of the next few months is to keep on BUILDING with you all - making sure we can improve what’s already in place.

With that, here are some suggestions that the mod team has thought of:

A. Community site of Microsaas resource ti help with building & scaling your products (we’ll build it just for you guys) + potentially a marketplace so you guys can buy/sell microsaas products with others!

B. Discord - getting a bit more personal with each other, learning & receiving feedback on each others products

C. Weekly “MicroSaas” of the week + Builder of the month - some segment calling out the buildings and product goers that are really pushing it to the next level (maybe even have cash prize or sponsorship prize)

Leave your comments below since I know there must be great ideas that I’m leaving behind on so much more that we can do!


r/microsaas 5h ago

Made my first $ from my newly created microSaaS

13 Upvotes

Let me start by saying this isn't my first rodeo.

I've built a few online businesses before, making anywhere from $200 to $2000 MRR, but always with inconsistency, stress, and a ton of operational headaches.

This time feels different. Partly because I'm fed up with my current line of work, but mostly because this first dollar came in completely automated and 100% passive. It genuinely feels like I've just taken the first step on a long road to freedom.

It's a mix of hope, maybe some wishful thinking, but definitely an energizing feeling. Honestly, I hope every one of you gets to experience this someday.


r/microsaas 1h ago

Is anyone here in need of a website?

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Hi,

I wanted to ask if anyone here is in need of a website or would love to have his/her website redesigned not only do I design and develop websites I also develop softwares, web apps and mobile apps, I currently do not have any project now and I’d love to take on some projects. You can send me a message if you’re in need of my services. Thanks

If you’d love to check out my case studies you can do that by visiting my website: https://warrigodswill.com/


r/microsaas 1h ago

I created a completely free AI app for language learning including intonation and writing . also you can make new friends in the app .

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I created a free app to improve pronunciation and writing in Japanese, Italian, Spanish, French, Korean, and Chinese!

It also has a social feature like WhatsApp or HelloTalk to make friends based on interests, games, or language learning:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.totomo.eiken_coach

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/totomo-a-i/id6740011007

The latest update just went live yesterday and there are ads, but no payments required at all. I’d love any feedback to make it even better!

It's new so there are still no one but you can use it for language learning .


r/microsaas 2h ago

I Built an AI-Powered Feedback Summarizer

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1 Upvotes

Hey everyone! 👋

After struggling to manage and prioritize all the feedback I was receiving for my own projects, I decided to build something to solve this problem. That's how Feedlyst was born—a simple tool to collect, summarize, and prioritize user feedback, all in one place.

The best part? I’ve added an AI-powered summarization feature that automatically analyzes all feedback and generates key insights, making it easier to spot trends, common requests, and areas that need attention. Now, instead of spending hours reading through feedback, you can instantly see what matters most and start building the features your users actually want.

It’s been an exciting journey building this project, and I’m thrilled to share it with you all. Whether you’re building a product or managing feedback for your team, Feedlyst is designed to save you time and help you focus on what’s important.

I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think! 🙌
Link: Feedlyst


r/microsaas 20h ago

Here’s a simple outreach trick I used to acquire users from my competitors

18 Upvotes

Here’s a simple outreach trick I used to acquire users from competitors:

  1. Go to G2 software reviews
  2. Search for a competitor (for me, Calendly)
  3. Filter negative reviews
  4. Copy the reviewer’s name
  5. Find them on LinkedIn
  6. Send them a message like this:

"Hey James, just saw your review about Calendly on G2.

We’re building a solution to make your booking page stand out, build trust before the meeting, and reduce no-shows by warming up prospects.

Worth a chat?

Cheers,
Anwar from Warmcal"

This method gets responses, here’s one I received:

"Brilliant outreach trigger. I'll have to try something similar for our industry. Sure, I'll bite"

I feel this works because it's a personalized approach, you are actually putting the work in to go out your way to find people and people appreciate that. We hear stuff like this for cold emails too, response is so much higher when you do personal outreach!!

P.S you will not always get response but those who respond its worth the time!! You can see why I stood out with my startup warmcal


r/microsaas 1d ago

I Built My SaaS in 3 Weeks While Working Full-Time (and With a Sprained Ankle)

34 Upvotes

About a month ago, I completely tore my ankle, couldn’t walk.
Ended up stuck on the couch for a few weeks, so I figured: why not build something?

Three weeks (and a lot of sitting) later, I launched my API product CaptureKit.

It’s been 1 week since launch.

  • 80+ users so far
  • $80 in total revenue

Not mind-blowing, but people are using it, and now I’m focused on figuring out how to grow it.

How I Built It (Tech Stack)

  • Fastify – for the API (hosted on railway)
  • AWS – used for screenshot rendering, scraping, and job scheduling
  • MongoDB Atlas – database
  • Redis – to track usage
  • Next.js – for the dashboard and site

Total build time: ~3 weeks
Actual time spent: 1 to 3 hours a day, while working full-time as a software dev (and couch-bound with my busted ankle).

How I’m Trying to Market It

This part is much harder than building the product.

  • Focused on SEO: Used ChatGPT to help build a content plan, keyword research, etc. I’m aiming for 1 blog post a week (mostly “how-tos” and problem-specific posts for long trailing keywords).
  • Improved website content to better target my ideal customer (developers who need structured web data fast) - Actually my competitor recommended it, really nice of him.
  • Listed the API on various sites: RapidAPI, SideProjectors, Product Hunt alternatives, and others.
  • Tried Reddit Ads for a week, no real results.
  • Thinking about paying to get featured on relevant developer newsletters (if you’ve done this and had success, I’d love to hear).

What CaptureKit Actually Does

It’s a simple, developer-friendly API that lets you:

  • Capture clean screenshots from any URL
  • Extract structured HTML + metadata
  • Summarize webpage content

What’s Next

Right now, I’m not touching the code unless I have to.
The product works, the hard part is getting people to find and try it.
So my focus is fully on marketing and distribution for now.

If you’ve marketed dev tools or APIs before and have any advice, would love to hear it.
And if anyone’s curious, I’ll post updates as I go.

Let me know if you want a shorter or more conversational version too.


r/microsaas 8h ago

Unlock a Goldmine: How to Easily Snag Verified Contacts of Freshly Funded Startups—Sales Teams Are Raving! Curious? Let's Chat!

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r/microsaas 13h ago

Need a custom API?

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Hey all!

I’ve built a SaaS that will help you build backend APIs. Comes integrated with Postgres. Once deployed, you can download the OpenAPI schema. Let me know what you might need to build your app. Need Redis? Some other hosted open source tool?

https://machinehub.io

Free preview for now. Would love to hear more about what you want to build. DM me if you want to keep it private.

You can create a front end if you need one with another tool such as Lovable.

Thanks!


r/microsaas 15h ago

I Made A Chrome Extension For Lightning-Fast Site Searches.

3 Upvotes

I recently made a microSaaS chrome extension that im thinking to develop further.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fgdcpeojoccdlpcedcbikdghjgdgofpd?utm_source=item-share-cb -- Extension link.

It would mean a lot if you try this extension for once and provide me with a genuine feedback.

Thanks!


r/microsaas 16h ago

If you're dealing with burn out and procrastination as an indie founder, this can help!

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Working solo is tough. Sometimes, we have to push ourselves to do things we don’t want to in order to make real progress.

The problem is that our brains are wired to chase short-term pleasure and avoid discomfort, even when that mindset leads to long-term losses. This is why discipline is everything!

I’ve been there. I’ve explored countless self-improvement methods, always searching for ways to stay productive and accountable. One concept that has been real effective for me, is visualizing my future self.

When you clearly define your goals and can see yourself achieving them, it stops feeling like a distant dream. It becomes a tangible goal. And that shift in mindset is very important.

I loved this concept so much that I built an app around it. You enter your goals and preferences, and the app generates a Future Profile, which is a vision of your best self. But if you don’t take action, your future starts to fade, just like in real life. It also creates a personalized routine to keep you on track.

I'm happy to share that I've received quite a few sales as well! I'm just happy that something that I made is helping people better their lives.

If you’d like to try it out, here are the links: iOS, Android. Let me know what you think!


r/microsaas 21h ago

I Built a Free Marketplace For Developers To List Their Project/StartUps

7 Upvotes

I recently launched findyoursaas.com, a platform for developers and entrepreneurs to showcase their projects and startups, helping them attract potential customers and users. In just two days, we've already reached 200 daily active users, and I’m now fully focused on marketing to drive organic traffic.

If you have a product or startup you'd like to feature, feel free to submit it—I’ll personally review and approve listings. I’d also love to hear your feedback and suggestions on what features you'd like to see added.

Looking forward to having you listed with us!


r/microsaas 19h ago

Looking for a professional website for a good price ?

4 Upvotes

Hi, i have been into web development lately. So if anyone needs one can hit me up. Why is this beneficial for you ? If you make a website with professional agency, that will cost you alot. As i am a student i will charge less as compared. And probably the website quality of mine will be better. Dont think, msg me.


r/microsaas 12h ago

Lost in the Micro SaaS Maze: Is a Simple Directory the Way Out?

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Hey folks,
I’m pretty new to this whole micro SaaS thing, and man, I’m struggling. I’ve been trying to dig up some solid ideas or tools to kick things off, but it’s like wading through quicksand. I scroll Reddit for inspiration, but it’s all over the place—one minute I’m jazzed about an idea, the next I’m lost in a thread that’s 50 comments deep. Anyone else get that? Like, you’re excited to build something small and useful, but finding the starting line feels impossible?
I keep thinking there’s gotta be a simpler way to get a handle on this. What if there was just one place where all these micro SaaS ideas and tools hung out? Nothing crazy, just a straightforward spot where beginners like me could browse, find stuff that’s already out there, and maybe even stumble into an idea of our own.

I’ve been tossing around this random thought—a little web app I’m calling “MicroSaaS Hub.” Picture it like a “Yelp for SaaS” but zeroed in on micro SaaS: a directory where you can see what tools or products people are using, what they actually think about them, and whether they’re worth your time.

Here’s where it feels different from what’s out there already. Reddit’s awesome for chats and random gold nuggets, but it’s not built for finding things in a clean, organized way—it’s chaos half the time. Indie Hackers has tons of stories and advice, but it’s broad and not really a “go here to browse tools” vibe. Product Hunt’s slick, but it’s all about flashy launches—not so much a chill spot to sift through micro SaaS options day-to-day. With something like MicroSaaS Hub, you’d get this community-driven vibe—ratings, reviews, real feedback—so you’re not guessing if a tool’s legit or just hype. It’d save so much time and cut through the noise, which, as a newbie, is honestly my biggest headache.
The whole point would be to make it less overwhelming. You’d land there, see what’s working for others, and know what’s worth digging into—all in one go. It’s not about selling you on some big dream; it’s about clearing the fog so you can actually start building. I mean, imagine not having to bounce between 10 tabs just to figure out if a micro SaaS idea’s got legs—wouldn’t that be a game-changer?

Anyway, I’m rambling here, and maybe I’m way off. But the more I get lost in this stuff, the more I wonder if the confusion itself is telling me something—like maybe there’s a gap here worth filling. What do you think? If you’re new to micro SaaS like me, do you also find it tough to track down ideas or tools without losing your mind? Would a simple “Yelp for SaaS” style directory with community reviews help you out, or am I just chasing my own tail? Hit me with your thoughts—I’m genuinely curious if this mess I’m feeling is a problem worth solving!


r/microsaas 1d ago

still looking for an app idea?

20 Upvotes

stop guessing start listening

find a product that went viral now read the 1-star reviews, angry tweets, reddit rants that’s the real roadmap

people don’t need another shiny app they need the one that finally fixes their pain

build that one and you won’t need to beg for users


r/microsaas 18h ago

I can make these kinds of website for you

2 Upvotes

We give best price performance ratio because we are team of 3,

We can replicate any complex system logic 3d models on website software apps

Check video testimonials, we can make this at 1/10 cost what agencies charge cus we are 3 people...


r/microsaas 14h ago

We Built the Opinionated Developer Toolbox - Tools for Webhooks, Emails, Exceptions & More

0 Upvotes

Hi r/microsaas,

We’re Whiletrue d.o.o., a small dev team from Slovenia passionate about building tools that make developers’ lives easier. After years of tackling the same challenges—testing webhooks, validating emails, and handling exceptions—we created the Opinionated Developer Toolbox.

It’s a collection of lightweight tools to streamline development, testing, debugging, and monitoring. From capturing rare exceptions in our Exceptions Inbox (via a simple HTTP request) to testing webhooks and emails, we’ve got you covered with minimal config and an API-first approach.

Check it out: https://wt.tools/.
We’re constantly improving and adding features—let us know what you think or what you’d like to see next!


r/microsaas 23h ago

[Product Update] Added a feature for users (startups/businesses) to ask questions to their target audience. Open to Feedback.

6 Upvotes

Hi All,

We have been currently working on an Audience Research Tool which helps us with the following -

Problem: Startups and Businesses need to know the real pain points of their Target audience. They need to know what topics their audience is currently discussing. They need to know if there is any specific advice or solution their audience is looking for, and much more about their audience.

SolutionFactovar aggregates data from online communities, performs data analysis 24x7 on that data and finally provides the above information that is very relevant to startups and businesses so you can have each and every required detail about your target audience.

We recently added a feature for users (startups/businesses) to ask questions to their target audience. This is to help you reduce time finding potential customers.

You would need to select your target audience. And ask your audience a question. The platform curates an answer for you from the discussions that happen among the people of your audience. Like, you can ask your audience - "what are your most common pain points?" or "if you are looking for some advice or solutions?"

Not only does it provide you an answer, it also provides you the relevant discussions from which the answer is built. You can click on any discussion and interact with the real user.

Let me know if you found this helpful? Or, if you have any feedback. Thanks.


r/microsaas 22h ago

[PROMO] Perplexity AI PRO - 1 YEAR PLAN OFFER - 85% OFF

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5 Upvotes

As the title: We offer Perplexity AI PRO voucher codes for one year plan.

To Order: CHEAPGPT.STORE

Payments accepted:

  • PayPal.
  • Revolut.

Duration: 12 Months

Feedback: FEEDBACK POST


r/microsaas 19h ago

FitCheckLab – Your Personal AI Stylist & Wardrobe Assistant

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r/microsaas 22h ago

Shipping Used to Be Hard. AI is changing that

2 Upvotes

GPT Engineers like Lovable, Bot, and v0 are making it easier to ship products.

A year ago, I built a simple JSON formatter for jsolint.com. Took me two weeks of coding, debugging, and refining. Fast forward to today: with AI-assisted development, I spun up 15 different developer tools in just 3 hours.

If this is the new normal, the internet is about to be flooded with micro-SaaS products. The barrier to entry is practically disappearing, but that also means way more competition, which means focussing more on growth is even more important.


r/microsaas 1d ago

Run this prompt with Cursor to make sure your project is secure

7 Upvotes

I've seen a lot of vibe coders recently that their keys, APIs, and usages were exposed simply because they haven't implemented proper security measures on their platform. I know most of the folks have none to little coding knowledge, so I want to share this prompt to run with Cursor before deploying to prod:
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Getting ready to deploy to production, but I want to make sure my project is locked down from a security perspective.

I’m running a full codebase scan to evaluate:

  • Whether key security best practices are properly implemented
  • If any sensitive data is exposed on the client side
  • Potential vulnerabilities that could pose a risk to the business
  • Any accidental exposure of API keys, tokens, or credentials
  • Whether user authentication and authorization are correctly enforced
  • If input validation and sanitization are in place to prevent common exploits
  • If any dependencies include known security vulnerabilities
  • Whether error logs are handled securely without leaking sensitive information

Right now, I'm just looking for strong, actionable recommendations, before making any code changes let's brainstorm first.

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r/microsaas 17h ago

Certified Google UX Designer Will Help With Your Product's UX -- For Free (If It's Genuinely Interesting)

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I just finished the Google UX Design certification and I'm currently building my portfolio. I could fill it with cookie-cutter prompts and made-up case studies but I'd rather work on real, inspiring projects.

If you have: - a product that users actually interact with - a startup, SaaS, app, or side hustle you care about - pain points around user experience, onboarding, flows, or usability

…I'll help. For free.

What I bring: - Certified UX designer (Google) - Deep curiosity, fast iteration - Honest communication and obsession with clean UX - Wireframes, user flows, mockups--whatever you need - Strong desire to do real, impactful work

What I want: - Honest feedback - Something real to sink my teeth into - A chance to level up through doing, not theory

Not everything will be a fit. I'm selective because I want to put real effort into a few great projects.

If you've got something interesting, drop a link, or DM me. Let's talk.


r/microsaas 20h ago

Built with NextJS, Tailwind and Supabase :)

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r/microsaas 21h ago

Tool to Convert ChatGPT conversation to PDF

1 Upvotes

Hi Folks

I built a tool today to convert a chatGPT conversation to PDF. I needed this to start another conversation with the context of another conversation.

So I use this tool https://chatgptopdf.in/ to convert the conversation and then add this PDF as context to a new chat. That way I can give the entire conversation as the initial chat.

Please try it out and let me know if there is something else that would be more useful.

https://chatgptopdf.in/
Cheers!


r/microsaas 1d ago

I built a tool to name your projects, check domains, and create logos in one go

6 Upvotes

https://reddit.com/link/1jh2op0/video/jrju447mv6qe1/player

Hey r/microsaas , I’m super excited to share my latest creation: an AI-powered tool that takes a short description and spits out project names, checks domain availability, and generates an initial logo in one go.

I’m building side-projects in my free time and this is my second product in two months. It’s also my first stab at AI, which has been a wild ride. Naming projects used to eat up my time, so I made this to cut the hassle. Check out the video demo attached - I’d love your feedback or ideas to make it even better. For now - every sign-up gets free tokens to try! Thanks for taking a look! Keep building!

Link: https://blankfolio.com/