Comment by url00
3 days ago
The comment above literally said this took them 20 minutes of prompting. That doesn't sound like much if any value add.
3 days ago
The comment above literally said this took them 20 minutes of prompting. That doesn't sound like much if any value add.
> The comment above literally said this took them 20 minutes of prompting. That doesn't sound like much if any value add.
You can say much the same about most small SaaS products of the last decade - the value-add isn't the 20 minutes of prompting, it's that someone else has already tested and validated the damn thing.
And yes, you won't sell many to engineers, because they'd rather prompt their own in-house version. But you might well sell to other folks
I’m making $1000/month off of an app that was initially a single prompt.
There’s a gold rush right now. You absolutely can turn these ideas into products.
How do you approach the market with a random app? Posting on X/HN or something else?
I have a number of solutions from the past year that could be products and for sure would be sellable, but since they were so easy to build I just keep them to myself. It feels like such a long shot to throw up a landing page with a demo and start cold calling.
Sounds like something people say to locksmiths.
It's not going to be a particularly expensive product, but a product it can be.