
Building an affordable Typeform alternative @youformdotcom and tweeting about the learnings while bootstrapping it to 100k users (Edit: reached 100k users).
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Abhishek from Youform retweeted
With AI, "be so good they can’t ignore you" becomes "Be so good they can’t replicate you."
"So good" will not mean "features" anymore. It will mean design, delight, customer service, opinionation, attitude, brand, community, and more.
If you’re a creator, a marketer, or someone selling your skills or services online, building a landing page usually means choosing between:
1. Hiring a developer to build it for you
2. Using a template that’s hard to make feel like yours
Maybe you tried building it yourself with ChatGPT or Claude. But getting it to look good and work the way you wanted took more effort than expected.
Then you still needed a form. And hosting. Ugh.
That’s why we’re launching Youform Pages.
Describe what you’re selling, and Youform Pages will build you:
- A beautiful landing page designed to turn visitors into customers
- Space for testimonials, image galleries, and your social links
- A built-in form to collect leads, book meetings, or sell your products and services
- Analytics to see how your page is performing
Your page, form, and hosting all in one place.
Click “Request access” in your Youform dashboard to get started.
Available on all plans, including Free.
Went to a doctor today & he was typing a prescription on his computer. You can imagine how slowly he was typing.
I know there are plenty of offline Wisprflow options, but adoption is still low.
X and SF are a bubble.
I am still not sure if we can use Claude code subscription with @AmpCode or not. Anyone able to use it?
On X: "SaaS is dead".
Meanwhile, I just showed a demo of our upcoming Pages feature to our customer, who is a fitness influencer, and his jaw dropped to the floor when he saw that he could just prompt and make a page + form in under a minute.
P.S. The video is recorded with dummy data and at 1x speed.
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I don’t understand. We use Fernand. I am a dev with 14 years of experience. I am 100x more productive because of AI. Still I won’t vibe code support ticket software to save $29/month.
Half our churn reasons at Fernand lately are a version of "I love you guys, but I'm rolling my own."
It's a weird feeling when people like what you built but still decide to rebuild it themselves. This was not a remotely okay possibility even 6 months ago, but new coding models made it so easy that you can just one-shot a SaaS you can self-host in about 3 hours, and for less than $20 worth of tokens.
We are building for small teams and solopreneurs, so we are impacted first, but I'm also hearing stories from friends working at publicly traded tech companies replacing things like Salesforce, Mixpanel, HubSpot, Datadog...
My prediction:
- Enterprise contracts get negotiated down. "We could build this ourselves" is becoming a credible option, and buyers know it. Huge leverage for buyers atm to threaten churning and get a better rate.
- Infrastructure products hold on longer (email, hosting, VMs, compute, and anything remotely needing 100% availability and uptime)
- Selling to tech-friendly crowds, devs, solopreneurs is 100x harder than before. If you can't prove value all day everyday, you are out. One papercut, you are out. One too many outage? Out. Didn't ship the last coolest thing in 3 days? Likely out












