Andrew Goldis was an engineering director facing scaling issues with browser-based testing. His open-source solution, sorry-cypress, gained traction and evolved into Currents.dev — a plug-and-play alternative to Cypress Cloud. Now a 6-figure SaaS business, Currents supports global dev teams. Andrew shares how community support, masterminds, and TinySeed helped him go full-time.

After years of running service businesses, this founder decided to solve a recurring client problem with software. In this post, he shares how he's validating his idea, building a product without writing code, and balancing SaaS development with his existing companies.

Before writing a single line of code, it's crucial to ensure there's genuine demand for your product. This post delves into how Tuple's co-founder, Ben Orenstein, validated his startup idea through pre-sales, pricing experiments, and audience building. Learn actionable strategies to confirm market interest and set your SaaS on the path to success.

In this guest post, Diego Oliveira Sanchez shares how MicroConf's content and community transformed his journey from failed startup attempts to launching NutriAdmin, a successful SaaS product for nutritionists. Discover how a single MicroConf talk reshaped his approach to marketing and sales, leading to sustainable growth.