What it takes to launch a SaaS
Justin was a guest on the Framework podcast
THE FEAR
Justin is worried. Jon says "chill."
Do you really need to build an audience?
Reverse engineering success
Break out
What do you do when you can't solve a problem on your own?
Talking about an acquisition
One of our competitors was acquired; what does that mean for us?
It's just too much
What happens when your SaaS grows 300% over the quarantine?
Waking up
Resisting oppression and resisting being an oppressor
Why there's no episode today
A quick update from Justin
Building software for 2030
Will we still be supporting Internet Explorer in a decade?
Simon is going full-time
Simon is quitting his job and going full-time on SnapShooter
They stole our idea!
What do you do when a competitor steals from you?
What SaaS would we start today if we started over?
Catching up with the real-life stuff that's going on
What should we build next?
Bake that bread!
How coronavirus is impacting revenue
Josh Pigford sees a lot of SaaS revenue analytics; what's he seeing that we're not?
Giuuuuuuuunta
"This is like unveiling Banksy."
Pants-driven development
We're still in it
How are founders handling the pandemic?
Waking up to the coronavirus
Maybe you shouldn't start a software company
Chatting with Marie Poulin, Oki Doki
All that he wants
"Sorry for the delay"
Should you start a startup with your spouse?
Michele and Mathias started their company with a hope for a better future
What's driving you now?
"Everybody needs to build a website for Uncle Larry"
Clearing the air
Should you rebuild your app?
Anxiety about what might happen with the business
What do you worry about when you own a software company?
A cloudy feeling of dread
You need to get out of town
Who gets paid, and who doesn't?
"In our universe, the parts that people pay for is interesting."
What's your sustainable competitive advantage?
A chat with Nathan Baschez (Substack, Gimlet, Product Hunt)
The challenges of being in (the wrong) business
Don't optimize for the horse you're riding if you're riding the wrong horse