Chirag Dodiya

Congratulations on the launch. Love the product, have been using it since a few years. Looking forward to how this pivot goes.

Some good advices here. For me. its also about time and cost when I look into code vs nocode. Nocode is obviously a lot faster so its good for an MVP or market validation. And depending on the complexity of the product itself. I would choose one of them.

Bubble.io on a daily basis, figma sometimes.

I love google keep and notes. both are simple enough so I don't need to do anything special to begin taking notes.

Currently 2 sources. One stable and one unstable. Need to focus on creating more.

Most of our onboarding happens offline manually because the value of the product is high ticket. So we hand hold them through the process and try to give more personal approach to each. It's worked fine for us.

Email has worked well for us. Since most of our customers are worldwide and the communication is not time sensitive.

Jira most of the time.

Learning and building a career in nocode space. We want more developers to get a headstart on their career in bubble development.

Slack is pretty good. Along with that I love Trello.

Apollo.io has been pretty good for me.

Always wanted to learn and be better at learning a foreign language. Maybe French or Spanish.

Here are few tools we use everyday: - Bubble for web/ mobile apps - Zapier to automate workflows - Webflow for front end apps

I've been a wordpress developer since back in 2012 and have definitely seen the downfall since 2019. Many clients don't care about the stack for which wordpress is capable of. Many other alternatives are far more faster, stable and easier to maintain. Not to mention the need to learn hosting, setup, updates, plugins, etc. I moved into nocode space back in 2019 and wouldn't be any more happy.

Taking bath as soon as I wake up. Puts me in the most freshest mood.

Fixed fee always works better because of cost overtime if you go with percentage.

Sell the solution instead of the SaaS. thats what I've learned over the years. If the person is serious enough to solve their problem. They will buy it themselves.

Congratulations on the launch. Looks like an interesting tool.

I would go with Bubble. Its far more than both of these.

Zapier would be a bad choice. Because it just costs too much. If you are looking to build it as a sustainable Saas. Go with Bubble.io or a tool specialized on building API SaaS. I think one guy in Reddit built something similar. You can DM me if you are interesting. I'll find that tool.