Ishan
@isbajpai.bsky.social
Building laneapp.co | Simplifying product discovery and planning
Product discovery isn’t easy- but it depends on how you do it.
Early teams prioritize ARR.
Mature teams use deep frameworks.
Most teams sit in between- needing speed and clarity.
That’s where flexible (but opinionated) discovery tool like. @laneapp.bsky.social actually works.
Early teams prioritize ARR.
Mature teams use deep frameworks.
Most teams sit in between- needing speed and clarity.
That’s where flexible (but opinionated) discovery tool like. @laneapp.bsky.social actually works.
January 27, 2026 at 5:02 PM
Product discovery isn’t easy- but it depends on how you do it.
Early teams prioritize ARR.
Mature teams use deep frameworks.
Most teams sit in between- needing speed and clarity.
That’s where flexible (but opinionated) discovery tool like. @laneapp.bsky.social actually works.
Early teams prioritize ARR.
Mature teams use deep frameworks.
Most teams sit in between- needing speed and clarity.
That’s where flexible (but opinionated) discovery tool like. @laneapp.bsky.social actually works.
For SaaS businesses doing $1M+ ARR
How do you actually run product discovery?
Once you’re past early PMF, how are product decisions really made?
Is discovery still mostly driven by:
the loudest customers? founder intuition / gut? big deals and sales pressure?
Which tools are you using?
How do you actually run product discovery?
Once you’re past early PMF, how are product decisions really made?
Is discovery still mostly driven by:
the loudest customers? founder intuition / gut? big deals and sales pressure?
Which tools are you using?
January 24, 2026 at 4:48 PM
For SaaS businesses doing $1M+ ARR
How do you actually run product discovery?
Once you’re past early PMF, how are product decisions really made?
Is discovery still mostly driven by:
the loudest customers? founder intuition / gut? big deals and sales pressure?
Which tools are you using?
How do you actually run product discovery?
Once you’re past early PMF, how are product decisions really made?
Is discovery still mostly driven by:
the loudest customers? founder intuition / gut? big deals and sales pressure?
Which tools are you using?
Replit or Lovable?
I’ve tried quite a few vibe coding tools over the last few months.
Lovable was what introduced me to vibe coding.
But recently, I’ve been leaning more toward Replit- mainly because I’m now using it to build production-ready features.
One big reason: Replit + Figma.
I’ve tried quite a few vibe coding tools over the last few months.
Lovable was what introduced me to vibe coding.
But recently, I’ve been leaning more toward Replit- mainly because I’m now using it to build production-ready features.
One big reason: Replit + Figma.
January 23, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Replit or Lovable?
I’ve tried quite a few vibe coding tools over the last few months.
Lovable was what introduced me to vibe coding.
But recently, I’ve been leaning more toward Replit- mainly because I’m now using it to build production-ready features.
One big reason: Replit + Figma.
I’ve tried quite a few vibe coding tools over the last few months.
Lovable was what introduced me to vibe coding.
But recently, I’ve been leaning more toward Replit- mainly because I’m now using it to build production-ready features.
One big reason: Replit + Figma.
Honest question for PMs:
In 2026, what part of product work would feel painful to do without AI?
#productmanagement
In 2026, what part of product work would feel painful to do without AI?
#productmanagement
January 23, 2026 at 1:49 PM
Honest question for PMs:
In 2026, what part of product work would feel painful to do without AI?
#productmanagement
In 2026, what part of product work would feel painful to do without AI?
#productmanagement