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Is the "one-person startup" dream actually real?
Feels like everywhere you look right now, there s a new AI tool promising you can build a company solo.
No team. No budget. Just you, a laptop, and some clever prompts.
And sure building something solo has never been easier.
But building something that lasts? Feels like a different game.
You can ship faster. You can look bigger than you are.
But can you really wear all the hats founder, marketer, builder, support forever?
If you're building solo right now, what s been harder than you expected?
If you scaled a team, when did you know it was time?
Took our SaaS from MVP to 800+ paying users, now scaling with mini tools (Soon launching 1st one!)
Hey Product Hunt! I'm the co-founder of Flowjin, and here's our story
We built Flowjin because we were tired of seeing great content get buried in hour-long recordings. We started with a simple MVP in 2022, and now we're at 800+ paying users!
Our mission? Transform long-form content into short, high-performing clips that actually get watched.
What's (low budget) project stack do you use?
I just started solo dev last year and have been trying to keep all early prototype projects low budget. I personally build in a serverless way on @AWS and pay only for what I use (<$1 per month). I'm curious what do you all use for low-budget development? Maybe I can find even cheaper build stack from you guys lol :)