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439: The Increasing Risk of Building in Public

438: AI Liability: The Landmines Under Your SaaS

437: Data Is the Only Moat

436: When Long-Term Investments Finally Pay Off

435: How to Actually Use Claude Code to Build Serious Software

434: Follow Your Passion (But Not Like That)

433: The 1% Improvement Myth

432: Don't Give Up... Your Assumptions

431: Many Heads, Not Many Hats: The Founder's Identity Crisis

430: The Case Against Vendor Lock-In: Why Easy Exit Means Better Retention

429: The Dead Internet Theory: Are We Building Machines That Only Talk to Other Machines?

428: Marketing for Founders Who Hate Marketing

427: Vibe Coding Won't Kill SaaS

426: How Your Data Model Shapes Your Product

425: AI Best Practices for Bootstrappers (That Actually Save You Money)

424: I Never Really Loved Coding (And Only AI Made Me Realize It)

423: The Marketer's Hierarchy of Needs: A Framework for Understanding Customer Intelligence

422: The Things Your Customers Don't Care About

421: Why You Should Never Start a Software Business

420: AI for the Code-Writing Purist: How to Use AI Without Surrendering Your Keyboard

419: The Missing Piece in Your Validation Strategy

418: Why AI-Generated Code Hurts Your Exit

417: The Best Tech Stack in the Age of AI

416: The Ownership Paradox: What Do You Really Control in Your Software Business?

415: Handling Multiple ICPs as a Solo Founder

414: The Pure Amateur is Vanishing: Why Everyone's a Performer Now

413: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Moat

412: The $0.20/Day AI System That Converts Trial Users Into Paying Customers

411: The Currents of a Founder

410: Building for the Age of AI Consumers

409: James Phoenix — Claude Code Masterclass

408: The Podscan Ideas Vault: Engineering as Marketing

407: Nick Groeneveld — Exploring AI's Impact on Modern Design

406: Making Your Business Sellable (Even If You Never Plan to Sell)

405: The Friction Paradox: Why AI Might Be Making Us Worse at What We Do

404: The Transcription Challenge: Building Infrastructure That Scales With The World

403: Amar Ghose — From Non-Technical Founder to SaaS Innovator

402: A $2 Billion Industry Built on Digital Duct Tape

401: Vova Feldman — Mastering Entrepreneurship in the Payments Sector

400: The Hidden Revolution: AI Is Democratizing Coding Mentorship

399: NativePHP: How Simon Hamp & Shane Rosenthal are Building & Monetizing PHP on Mobile

398: The Hidden Cost of Being First

397: When Profitability Disappears — A Podscan Reality Check

396: Jack Friks — Building Tools That Empower Without Overwhelming

395: From Code Writer to Code Editor: My AI-Assisted Development Workflow

394: Taylor Otwell — The (Quite Entrepreneurial) Creator of Laravel

393: AI is a Threat to SaaS Multiples

392: Building AI Businesses Without Breaking the Internet

391: AI is Flipping Our Relationship with Technology

390: When to Choose Local LLMs vs APIs

389: The Founder's First Hire: When to Let Go of Your Weaknesses

388: The Job To Be Done: Understanding Customer Value Communication

387: Your API Documentation is Not For Developers Anymore

386: One Year of Podscan: Reflecting on Tech & Business Decisions

385: The Balancing Act: Free Trials, Value Demonstration, and Business Sustainability

384: Podscan's Profitability Milestone: What's Next?

383: Repositioning Podscan: From Monitoring to Data Platform

382: I went to MicroConf in New Orleans

381: How AI Changes Famous Laws in Software and Entrepreneurship

380: Experiment Report: Trying New Things

379: Anne-Laure Le Cunff — Tiny Experiments

378: Think with AI, Do with People

377: Virality is Poisonous

376: Justin Moore — Becoming a Sponsor Magnet

375: Mute those “Dings”

374: Indie Hacking Databases at Scale

373: Delete Your Backlog

372: Indie Hacking & the Singularity

371: Brian Sierakowski — Mastering Product Communication

370: Building Systems That Work While You Don't

369: Expect-AI-tions

368: Johannes Jäschke — From Hypnosis Innovation to Business Exit

367: The Biggest Opportunity of 2025

366: Omar Zenhom — Crafting Success Without a Tech Background

365: Arvid's Year in Review: 2024

364: Breaking my Own Rules

363: Ben Rometsch — From Side Projects to Industry Giants

362: Startup Opportunities in Podcasting

361: Pierre de Wulf — Bootstrapping ScrapingBee to Millions

360: Product-Market Fit & Time-to-First-Value

359: Connor Turland: Pioneering the Future of Bookkeeping with Ceedar.ai

358: Love Is For Those Who Love the Work

357: (Free) Trial & Error

356: James Phoenix — Mastering Code & AI for the Modern Developer

355: The Age of the Gatekeeper Is Over

354: The Art of Productive Procrastination

353: Podscan’s Dream Customer (Acquisition) Strategy

352: Running Lean at Scale

351: From Overload to Opportunity

350: Building Your Castle in Someone Else's Kingdom

349: Navigating Constraints as a Bootstrapper

348: Observability in Software Businesses

347: The AI-Powered Solopreneur

346: When Podcasts Attack: The Unexpected Challenges of External Data

345: Scrape or Be Scraped

344: Andrew Davies — The Power of a Merchant of Record

344: Should Indie Hackers Go to Tech Conferences?

342: The Evolution of Coding in the AI Era

341: Striking a Balance

340: kerollmops — From Hackathon to Success: The Meilisearch Story