If you are sending cold emails, look at tools like Brevo.
These tools provide analytics to understand users' behavior in your emails (e.g., whether they open them or click the links).
They have a generous free plan too.
Which tool are you using to send cold emails?
I usually read this phrase on X:
"English is the new programming language"
It's a lie.
If you don't know how to program, AI won't make you a developer.
Instead, if you are a developer, you will have 10x productivity using AI.
Started the year with two calls scheduled for MVPFast.
I feel there are eager people out there ready to build their startups.
I love this entrepreneurial spirit!
Stop using Enterprise Frameworks.
If you only know enterprise software frameworks, I suggest not using them to develop your MVP.
There are a lot of SDKs specifically created for fast MVP development
Same
Anyone still using Bsky in 2025?
Don't just distribute your MVP.
Create a feedback loop that makes users feel invested in your product's evolution.
Leverage your network.
Your first connections can be your most valuable early user test group.
Today I started to play with AI agent development
Does anyone have experience developing agents?
For now, I'm using Openai's function calling and a while loop
Cold email potential users directly.
Personalize your outreach.
Show you understand their specific pain point.
Traditional startup wisdom says "build carefully".
Modern MVP philosophy says "build quickly, learn faster".
Which side are you on?
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Enterprise-grade cybersecurity solutions require extensive testing and validation.
Some MVPs can't compromise on security, even in early stages.
Using AI to code doesn't mean ignoring traditional practices like:
- Testing
- Code review
- Use patterns
- Security practices
- Organizing source code
- Naming variables and functions
That's why humans are still important
One full-stack dev + AI can outpace entire teams working the old way.
Dropbox MVP was a 3-minute video demonstrating file synchronization.
No actual working product
just a concept video.
Founder Drew Houston proved market demand before writing most of the actual code.
Did you know that if you have a website in the US you must be compliant with the ADA law?
I heard it first time today in a call with a potential client
Yep I feel the same, let's see!
Why is the engagement so low here?
Or is it just my impression? 🤔
The primary goal of an MVP:
Gather real-world user feedback faster
MVP is not building a fully-featured product that might miss the mark entirely.
The guy wrote me an email later, we scheduled a new call this evening.
I had scheduled 2 calls this week with 2 potential clients
Both didn't show up
What do you do in this case?
