Renato

Launch day!

My SaaS is live on ProductHunt today!

Share your support with an upvote!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/saki

Small steps, big changes.

Some weekend focus.

Cooking some analytics features.

Starting the week implementing some ideas from users feedback i received.

Best way to make customers happy!

Turn mess into magic:

1. Grab a pen
2. Write some todos
3. Execute till finished

Do it daily.

In 6 months you'll be another person.

Pro tip.

Write on Bluesky as you talk.

Being real > Being smart.

That couldn't be more true.

Just made scheduling your posts less complex.

Now with less, more clean options.

Sunday feature! You can now schedule your posts directly from the calendar view!

My life is boring:

- I walk 10,000 steps/day
- I work from anywhere i want
- I battle imposter syndrome daily
- I go to gym 3 times/week
- I read 10 pages/day
- I eat grass fed nature foods

I would never change this for anything.

Just migrated my PostgreSQL from cloud to self-hosted. Lesson learned, don't scale if you don't need to.

Not actually a cost issue, but simply a feeling of premature optimization.

Better to stay with barefoot on the ground first.

As an Indiehacker, what is your worst weakness?

I'll start: mine is making landing pages (i'm horrible at that).

Let's boost the self-esteem of many who suffer from imposter syndrome!

Saki - Grow on social media, scheduling made easy for solo and teams. Write and schedule your content once, and publish it across multiple social media platforms. Grow yours or your clients' audience with ease.

Just revamped my landing page updated with the new features!

Feedback?

#buildinpublic

usesaki.com

Unpopular opinion.

The best coworking spaces for digital nomad are in Japan.

- Cheap.
- Clean.
- Full of utilities.

Japan is a great place to work at.

Saki - Grow on social media, scheduling made easy for solo and teams. Write and schedule your content once, and publish it across multiple social media platforms. Grow yours or your clients' audience with ease.

Just revamped my landing page updated with the new features!

Feedback?

#buildinpublic

usesaki.com

You can now schedule your Bluesky posts whenever you want, using simple and natural language!

Useful for the last-minute efforts, out of the ordinary posting schedule.

Available to all plans from now.

Nothing beats the feeling of getting complimented for your hard work on your side hustle.

Unmatched sensation.

Feature launch!

You can now select to immediately publish your scheduled Bluesky posts!

One lesson i learned is to not focus on too much things at the same time as you'll end up having poor results.

So the idea is not to start small, but to start with clear ideas.

That's how you succeed.

A $7/month VPS + a $10 domain is all you need to build and ship your own stuff.

Honestly there's no excuse to not start.

How to fail, successfully.

Start running small, deliberate experiments with clear hypotheses.

Test one variable at a time and document the results.

Keep a 'failing log' to track what works and what doesn't.

Prioritize learning from failures to accelerate growth.

Finally coming up with a new feature of my SaaS!

From now on you can see you Bluesky posts in 3 new different views:

- Calendar Month
- Calendar Week
- List View

Available to all users from now, free ones included.

Thoughts?

Quantity beats perfection.
Every rep sharpens your instincts, timing, and taste.

You don’t need all 100 to work, just one that lands. Keep shipping.

Want to make work feel better for you and everyone around you?

Simple rule: be kind, in code reviews, in 1:1s, in everyday chats. Tiny gestures lift entire teams.

No need for grand acts. Just be genuine, supportive, and human. That’s how you build real workplace happiness.

Most devs fail not because of bad code, but because of bad communication.

Speak up early. Share doubts. Ask for opinions. It saves hours, avoids misunderstandings, and builds trust. Next time you work with your team, ask yourself: did I communicate enough?

If you ever feel like you’re not enough as a Front-End Developer, remember:

There are people out there who started learning React before even understanding JavaScript.

If you never tried it, i highly suggest taking some time in approaching this, rest assured you'll never regret.

Did you ever use this kind of directory structure?

It's also very easy to approach, as all the stuff that's gonna be uses in multiple features will be placed inside the 'shared' folder, making crystal clear that the module is shared between multiple pieces of logic.

It's called the 'features' folders structure and essentially organizes your code by feature, colocating all the related files into a feature directory.

This is approach is amazing as it gives you an immediate idea of where you'll find what you need, even if you are a new hire in the company.

I built 100+ working projects with react and this is by far the best directory structure i've ever used.