How Much Does It Cost to Build a SaaS Product in 2026?
TL;DR: A transparent breakdown of SaaS development costs in 2026, comparing MVP vs production architecture, multi-tenant database design, billing in…
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DevTracr: A Tool to Track Yr Coding Activity and Progress.
I Built DevTracr: A Developer Learning and Activity Tracker How do you keep track of what you're learning, what you're building, and the progress yo…
Renaming a shared tag can edit records the user can't open
Tags and labels are often stored once per workspace and joined to records through a tag_id. The rename endpoint checks that the caller can manage ta…
How to Add AI to Your Product by Fixing the Flows Users Already Struggle With
Most AI features get bolted on beside the product. The ones that stick fix a specific step where users already stall. Why the AI features that stick…
Does Programming Language Choice Affect AI Coding Efficiency? A Benchmarking Framework for SaaS Engineering
AI coding assistants now write functions, generate tests, refactor old code, and sometimes build whole services. Most teams use them without asking…
SaaS Pagination UX: Return to the Same Table View
When someone opens a record from a paginated SaaS table and goes back, restore the page, filters, sort order, and useful position in the list. Treat…
Why Your MRR Is Stuck: The Plateau of Death and How to Break MRR Stagnation in 2026
MRR stagnation is one of the most critical challenges SaaS companies face after initial growth. You’ve built a product, acquired early users, and re…
I got tired of “top starred” open-source lists, so I built PickOpenSource
I use open source software all the time, but it’s a constant struggle to find the right project. My usual process goes something like: Search ‘open…
Your Password Reset Email Is Probably in Spam: Deliverability for a Tiny SaaS
The usual story goes like this. Onboarding emails get low opens and almost no replies, so you rewrite the subject lines. Then rewrite them again. Th…
A 20-Minute Weekly Metrics Review When You Have Under 100 Users
Last Tuesday I spent almost two hours in Mixpanel. I opened 14 charts. Signups by source. Session length. A funnel with three people in it. A retent…
Self-hosting break-even: $23/month of SaaS, a $170 mini PC, about 9 months
Replacing $23/month in SaaS subscriptions (Google One 2TB + 1Password + Plex Pass) with a $170 mini PC drawing 15W idle breaks even in about 9 month…
E-commerce platforms in 2026: what Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Squarespace actually cost
E-commerce platforms in 2026: what Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Squarespace actually cost Most small business owners compare e-commerce pla…
Designing a tool that uses LLMs to negotiate SaaS prices. Looking for feedback on the architecture.
One of the easiest ways to make an AI application difficult to use is to turn every capability into another screen. While building DealMind, we want…
From Zero to Google's Top 10 in 25 Days: What Actually Worked for My SaaS
I launched BorderFolio on August 31. Twenty-five days later Google was testing several of its pages on the first page of results . Not for portfolio…
The Fake Complaint Spike: When "Spam Complaints" Aren't Real Complaints
Some providers log a complaint when a recipient just deletes unread. Here's how to tell a real spam complaint spike from a false one. The Fake Compl…
Coase's Coffee
An inventory system goes wrong before the coffee rush. Who gets the call? I made this argument about agents ( you can't sue an agent ), and it appli…
The Most Dangerous Feature Request Is the One That Sounds Reasonable
The Most Dangerous Feature Request Is the One That Sounds Reasonable Some feature requests are easy to reject. “Can you rebuild the entire product f…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 12: Engagement & automation — UI first, then automate
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the engagement surface: onboarding, progress you don't lose, and…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 11: Reach — SEO, AI crawlers, and being the machine-readable answer
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the reach stack: prerendering, robots.txt, llms.txt, IndexNow, an…
SaaS File Uploads: Make Selection, Errors, and Success Clear
A useful file upload tells people what they can choose, what the system is doing, and whether their file is ready to use. Build those three parts to…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 10: Feedback tickets shipped — closing the loop while they remember
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the feedback loop: widget, notification, console, and a real bug…
I got tired of building the same backend twice, so I built a tool that generates it for me
Every time I shipped a product that needed both a mobile app and a web app, I ended up doing the same thing: build the backend, build the Flutter ap…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 7: CI/CD — push to main and it's live
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the deploy pipeline end to end, plus three real incidents where i…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 6: Accounts, hosting, DNS, email — from zero to a domain
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the step-by-step shopping list for turning code on a laptop into…
How to calculate customer usage for billing
A customer opens their invoice and asks why it's higher than last month. Answering that question requires tracing a number on a PDF back through pri…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 3: Architecture — one codebase, two products, boring on purpose
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter walks the architecture diagram layer by layer and explains why every…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 2: Product thinking — pick a real problem, price it, position it
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the product thinking behind FoxyInvoice: why invoicing, the compe…
Building FoxyInvoice — Chapter 0: We built an invoicing SaaS, and you can too
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. Chapter 1 covers every prerequisite term — Git, UI/UX, databases, HTTP, Docker, D…
Capsule CRM vs HubSpot: Selecting by Business Job, Costs, and Scale Constraints
Choosing a CRM by Job Required: Why Capsule vs. HubSpot Is the Wrong Starting Question Most software reviews compare Capsule CRM and HubSpot by matc…
One Missing WHERE Clause Can Expose Another Customer’s Data
A customer opens their dashboard and sees another company’s invoices. Nobody needed to break in. An endpoint returned data it should never have retu…