[actionfromafar]

This feels a bit like motivated reasoning to me. This little tool of yours could instead be a seed you build around. Do you have access to a market? Yes? You are in a better position than ten thousand other vibe coders with a similar idea. No? If you have the stamina to pursue a market, you have more stamina than thousands of vibe coders who will just give up.

Another way to say the same thing is that many (not all, of course) SAAS were already service with a software, especially when starting out.

[Adrig]

Possibly.. I admit I'm quite bad with distribution, hence why I usually work with a few clients long-term.

But we do see a sharp rise in the release of apps, without the same tendency in use. [1]

I do think there will be a place for SAAS, even micro-SAAS, but the competition will be fierce and I don't have a lot of hope for indiehacker without any "unfair advantages" like unique knowledge, data, network, etc

[1] https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ericseufert_this-ft-chart-vis...