Sajjad - From Idea to MVP in Weeks
@saj75.bsky.social
Most brilliant ideas die in the planning phase.
I help founders skip the endless planning and build working MVPs fast. Your idea deserves to see daylight.
MVP in 2 weeks -
Let's build your dream together: https://cal.com/robust-devs/booking
I help founders skip the endless planning and build working MVPs fast. Your idea deserves to see daylight.
MVP in 2 weeks -
Let's build your dream together: https://cal.com/robust-devs/booking
After 50+ founder calls, I realized most of us are doing sales completely backwards
I used to think good salespeople were master persuaders.
Turns out, I had it completely wrong.
The Wake-Up Call
Last month, I had two very different sales calls on the same day.
I used to think good salespeople were master persuaders.
Turns out, I had it completely wrong.
The Wake-Up Call
Last month, I had two very different sales calls on the same day.
June 29, 2025 at 7:16 PM
After 50+ founder calls, I realized most of us are doing sales completely backwards
I used to think good salespeople were master persuaders.
Turns out, I had it completely wrong.
The Wake-Up Call
Last month, I had two very different sales calls on the same day.
I used to think good salespeople were master persuaders.
Turns out, I had it completely wrong.
The Wake-Up Call
Last month, I had two very different sales calls on the same day.
Your friends will call you crazy for leaving your "stable" job.
Your family will worry about your future.
But here's what I learned: the only opinion that matters is the market's.
Your family will worry about your future.
But here's what I learned: the only opinion that matters is the market's.
June 28, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Your friends will call you crazy for leaving your "stable" job.
Your family will worry about your future.
But here's what I learned: the only opinion that matters is the market's.
Your family will worry about your future.
But here's what I learned: the only opinion that matters is the market's.
I used to think entrepreneurship was all about the big vision.
Turns out, it's mostly about small, consistent actions.
The YouTube gurus won't tell you: success isn't glamorous.
It's 90% grinding through problems no one sees and 10% celebrating wins no one understands.
Turns out, it's mostly about small, consistent actions.
The YouTube gurus won't tell you: success isn't glamorous.
It's 90% grinding through problems no one sees and 10% celebrating wins no one understands.
June 28, 2025 at 11:19 PM
I used to think entrepreneurship was all about the big vision.
Turns out, it's mostly about small, consistent actions.
The YouTube gurus won't tell you: success isn't glamorous.
It's 90% grinding through problems no one sees and 10% celebrating wins no one understands.
Turns out, it's mostly about small, consistent actions.
The YouTube gurus won't tell you: success isn't glamorous.
It's 90% grinding through problems no one sees and 10% celebrating wins no one understands.
3 things every solo founder wishes someone told them:
✅ You don't need a perfect plan, you need a working prototype
✅ Networking beats cold outreach every single time
✅ Building alone is hard, but building the wrong thing is harder
✅ You don't need a perfect plan, you need a working prototype
✅ Networking beats cold outreach every single time
✅ Building alone is hard, but building the wrong thing is harder
June 28, 2025 at 11:18 PM
3 things every solo founder wishes someone told them:
✅ You don't need a perfect plan, you need a working prototype
✅ Networking beats cold outreach every single time
✅ Building alone is hard, but building the wrong thing is harder
✅ You don't need a perfect plan, you need a working prototype
✅ Networking beats cold outreach every single time
✅ Building alone is hard, but building the wrong thing is harder
Most "MVPs" aren't actually viable.
They're incomplete products disguised as strategy.
A real MVP should feel complete within its scope, even if that scope is narrow.
Users don't care about your iteration timeline they care if it solves their problem today.
They're incomplete products disguised as strategy.
A real MVP should feel complete within its scope, even if that scope is narrow.
Users don't care about your iteration timeline they care if it solves their problem today.
June 28, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Most "MVPs" aren't actually viable.
They're incomplete products disguised as strategy.
A real MVP should feel complete within its scope, even if that scope is narrow.
Users don't care about your iteration timeline they care if it solves their problem today.
They're incomplete products disguised as strategy.
A real MVP should feel complete within its scope, even if that scope is narrow.
Users don't care about your iteration timeline they care if it solves their problem today.
Stop waiting for the perfect business idea. Here's what actually works:
☑️Pick something you're 60% confident about
☑️Set one tiny action for today
☑️Complete it before sleeping
☑️Repeat tomorrow
☑️Pick something you're 60% confident about
☑️Set one tiny action for today
☑️Complete it before sleeping
☑️Repeat tomorrow
June 28, 2025 at 11:28 AM
Stop waiting for the perfect business idea. Here's what actually works:
☑️Pick something you're 60% confident about
☑️Set one tiny action for today
☑️Complete it before sleeping
☑️Repeat tomorrow
☑️Pick something you're 60% confident about
☑️Set one tiny action for today
☑️Complete it before sleeping
☑️Repeat tomorrow
Just watched another founder launch their "revolutionary" tool only to see users sign up and vanish within days.
The harsh truth? Building the product is the easy part.
The harsh truth? Building the product is the easy part.
June 27, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Just watched another founder launch their "revolutionary" tool only to see users sign up and vanish within days.
The harsh truth? Building the product is the easy part.
The harsh truth? Building the product is the easy part.
I just watched a founder turn a manual service into a $100k/month SaaS in 6 months!
Here's exactly how:
Month 1-2: Sold the service manually for $2k-5k per project
Month 3-4: Documented the process, built SOPs
Month 5-6: Automated everything with AI and turned it into software
The secret?
Here's exactly how:
Month 1-2: Sold the service manually for $2k-5k per project
Month 3-4: Documented the process, built SOPs
Month 5-6: Automated everything with AI and turned it into software
The secret?
June 27, 2025 at 8:22 PM
I just watched a founder turn a manual service into a $100k/month SaaS in 6 months!
Here's exactly how:
Month 1-2: Sold the service manually for $2k-5k per project
Month 3-4: Documented the process, built SOPs
Month 5-6: Automated everything with AI and turned it into software
The secret?
Here's exactly how:
Month 1-2: Sold the service manually for $2k-5k per project
Month 3-4: Documented the process, built SOPs
Month 5-6: Automated everything with AI and turned it into software
The secret?
The New Startup Reality -
The startup playbook just got rewritten.
10 years ago, you needed:
1. Investors lined up
2. A cofounder you trusted
3. 6 months of runway
4. An expensive office lease
The startup playbook just got rewritten.
10 years ago, you needed:
1. Investors lined up
2. A cofounder you trusted
3. 6 months of runway
4. An expensive office lease
June 27, 2025 at 6:53 AM
The New Startup Reality -
The startup playbook just got rewritten.
10 years ago, you needed:
1. Investors lined up
2. A cofounder you trusted
3. 6 months of runway
4. An expensive office lease
The startup playbook just got rewritten.
10 years ago, you needed:
1. Investors lined up
2. A cofounder you trusted
3. 6 months of runway
4. An expensive office lease
2025 is the best time in history to start a business...
Here's why:
AI handles the heavy lifting. You focus on the vision.
You can validate ideas in days, not months.
Here's why:
AI handles the heavy lifting. You focus on the vision.
You can validate ideas in days, not months.
June 26, 2025 at 10:32 PM
2025 is the best time in history to start a business...
Here's why:
AI handles the heavy lifting. You focus on the vision.
You can validate ideas in days, not months.
Here's why:
AI handles the heavy lifting. You focus on the vision.
You can validate ideas in days, not months.
Your first customers won't come from ads.
They'll come from:
✅ Reddit comments
✅ Twitter DMs
✅ Actually helping people
✅ Being useful first
Marketing isn't about selling. It's about being human.
They'll come from:
✅ Reddit comments
✅ Twitter DMs
✅ Actually helping people
✅ Being useful first
Marketing isn't about selling. It's about being human.
June 26, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Your first customers won't come from ads.
They'll come from:
✅ Reddit comments
✅ Twitter DMs
✅ Actually helping people
✅ Being useful first
Marketing isn't about selling. It's about being human.
They'll come from:
✅ Reddit comments
✅ Twitter DMs
✅ Actually helping people
✅ Being useful first
Marketing isn't about selling. It's about being human.
My biggest startup mistake? Building in a vacuum.
6 months of "perfect" code.
Beautiful UI, clean architecture, zero users.
6 months of "perfect" code.
Beautiful UI, clean architecture, zero users.
June 26, 2025 at 5:21 PM
My biggest startup mistake? Building in a vacuum.
6 months of "perfect" code.
Beautiful UI, clean architecture, zero users.
6 months of "perfect" code.
Beautiful UI, clean architecture, zero users.
Still hand-coding everything in 2025?
I get it. We all love the craft.
But AI can build your MVP in weeks while you focus on what matters: solving customer problems.
The future belongs to builders who embrace the tools, not fight them.
I get it. We all love the craft.
But AI can build your MVP in weeks while you focus on what matters: solving customer problems.
The future belongs to builders who embrace the tools, not fight them.
June 26, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Still hand-coding everything in 2025?
I get it. We all love the craft.
But AI can build your MVP in weeks while you focus on what matters: solving customer problems.
The future belongs to builders who embrace the tools, not fight them.
I get it. We all love the craft.
But AI can build your MVP in weeks while you focus on what matters: solving customer problems.
The future belongs to builders who embrace the tools, not fight them.
I used to think building was everything.
Spent 90% of my time coding the "perfect" app.
Result? Zero users, zero revenue.
Then I flipped it:
Spent 90% of my time coding the "perfect" app.
Result? Zero users, zero revenue.
Then I flipped it:
June 26, 2025 at 10:10 AM
I used to think building was everything.
Spent 90% of my time coding the "perfect" app.
Result? Zero users, zero revenue.
Then I flipped it:
Spent 90% of my time coding the "perfect" app.
Result? Zero users, zero revenue.
Then I flipped it:
Today's conversation with a client:
Client: "How long to build our web app?"
Me: "4 weeks"
Client: "Months, right?"
Me: "Weeks. three to Four weeks."
Client: "..."
Here's what changed:
Client: "How long to build our web app?"
Me: "4 weeks"
Client: "Months, right?"
Me: "Weeks. three to Four weeks."
Client: "..."
Here's what changed:
June 25, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Today's conversation with a client:
Client: "How long to build our web app?"
Me: "4 weeks"
Client: "Months, right?"
Me: "Weeks. three to Four weeks."
Client: "..."
Here's what changed:
Client: "How long to build our web app?"
Me: "4 weeks"
Client: "Months, right?"
Me: "Weeks. three to Four weeks."
Client: "..."
Here's what changed:
I just built a client's MVP in 3 weeks that would've taken 6 months last year 🤯
Here's what changed:
AI handles the boring stuff (routing, forms, basic logic)
I focus on what matters (user experience, business logic)
We ship faster than ever before.
Here's what changed:
AI handles the boring stuff (routing, forms, basic logic)
I focus on what matters (user experience, business logic)
We ship faster than ever before.
June 25, 2025 at 7:53 PM
I just built a client's MVP in 3 weeks that would've taken 6 months last year 🤯
Here's what changed:
AI handles the boring stuff (routing, forms, basic logic)
I focus on what matters (user experience, business logic)
We ship faster than ever before.
Here's what changed:
AI handles the boring stuff (routing, forms, basic logic)
I focus on what matters (user experience, business logic)
We ship faster than ever before.
My friend bragged about building his website in 3 minutes:
ChatGPT o3 for content
Gamma for design
Zero coding required
ChatGPT o3 for content
Gamma for design
Zero coding required
June 25, 2025 at 7:00 PM
My friend bragged about building his website in 3 minutes:
ChatGPT o3 for content
Gamma for design
Zero coding required
ChatGPT o3 for content
Gamma for design
Zero coding required
I just realized something crazy...
My client spent $3,000/month on Zapier.com and Make.com for browser automation.
My client spent $3,000/month on Zapier.com and Make.com for browser automation.
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June 25, 2025 at 6:57 PM
I just realized something crazy...
My client spent $3,000/month on Zapier.com and Make.com for browser automation.
My client spent $3,000/month on Zapier.com and Make.com for browser automation.
Just watched someone build a full-stack AI agent in minutes using Google's new open-source project 🤯
June 25, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Just watched someone build a full-stack AI agent in minutes using Google's new open-source project 🤯
Passive income can set you free… but 99% of folks don’t know where to start. I’m eyeing:
Laundromats
Niche blogs
Rental sites
What’s your go-to passive income idea for 2025?
#PassiveIncome #SideHustle #2025
Laundromats
Niche blogs
Rental sites
What’s your go-to passive income idea for 2025?
#PassiveIncome #SideHustle #2025
June 25, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Passive income can set you free… but 99% of folks don’t know where to start. I’m eyeing:
Laundromats
Niche blogs
Rental sites
What’s your go-to passive income idea for 2025?
#PassiveIncome #SideHustle #2025
Laundromats
Niche blogs
Rental sites
What’s your go-to passive income idea for 2025?
#PassiveIncome #SideHustle #2025
I once spent days drafting an MVP plan until I hit record on ChatGPT voice and just talked it out.
In minutes I had a clean feature list, then used MoSCoW to pick two core items, grabbed design inspo, and generated a demo.
That trick helps us ship MVPs in weeks, not months. 🚀
In minutes I had a clean feature list, then used MoSCoW to pick two core items, grabbed design inspo, and generated a demo.
That trick helps us ship MVPs in weeks, not months. 🚀
June 25, 2025 at 3:35 PM
I once spent days drafting an MVP plan until I hit record on ChatGPT voice and just talked it out.
In minutes I had a clean feature list, then used MoSCoW to pick two core items, grabbed design inspo, and generated a demo.
That trick helps us ship MVPs in weeks, not months. 🚀
In minutes I had a clean feature list, then used MoSCoW to pick two core items, grabbed design inspo, and generated a demo.
That trick helps us ship MVPs in weeks, not months. 🚀
Everyone talks about building fast with AI.
Here’s how I actually do it — step-by-step 🧵
1. Think before you code
I map out the logic, flows, and docs using Chatgpt and @groktr.bsky.social
Planning = clarity = speed.
Here’s how I actually do it — step-by-step 🧵
1. Think before you code
I map out the logic, flows, and docs using Chatgpt and @groktr.bsky.social
Planning = clarity = speed.
June 25, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Everyone talks about building fast with AI.
Here’s how I actually do it — step-by-step 🧵
1. Think before you code
I map out the logic, flows, and docs using Chatgpt and @groktr.bsky.social
Planning = clarity = speed.
Here’s how I actually do it — step-by-step 🧵
1. Think before you code
I map out the logic, flows, and docs using Chatgpt and @groktr.bsky.social
Planning = clarity = speed.