danilo. @danilocoding

Ignite Your MVP in 2 Weeks (Not months) Founder @ https://t.co/nCdVhs85ry cal.com/danilocoding/3… Book a free call → Joined April 2023

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danilo. @danilocoding

22 hours ago

Myth: Your product 10s of features to be noticed. Truth: Solve one problem effectively.

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Everyone's stacking AI tools to "ship faster." Result? Too many founders stuck "vibe-coding" for 6+ months... with nothing solid to demo, and 1k/mo in bills. While they stall, teams shipping clean, investor-ready builds move ahead. Want to see how? Comment "Solid" and I'll…

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danilo. @danilocoding

2 weeks ago

AI tools make it feel easy to keep adding more. “One more feature.” “Almost there.” “We're demoing next week.” …then you look up and it’s month 7 The real problem: It’s not the code. It’s proving people actually want it. Users decide if your startup lives or dies. And…

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danilo. @danilocoding

2 weeks ago

Every startup that actually makes it: • Solves a real pain, not a "nice to have" • Launches and adapts fast • Learns by listening to users • Focuses on impact, not vanity features Winners don't wait for perfection. They move, learn, and adapt.

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

Early adopters are investors in disguise. If your MVP feels weak, they leave. If it feels strong, they believe in your idea. And belief is what brings users, funding, and growth.

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

Early adopters don't want 100+ features. They stay because: - Onboarding is easy and fast - Your demo actually works - Design looks like you care That’s how you build trust.

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

If your product looks fragile, investors assume you are fragile. Users assume it’s just a side project. And suddenly… your vision loses momentum. But a polished MVP changes the story. It signals: → This team can execute. → This product has weight. → This idea is real.…

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

Most founders won’t admit this: The biggest risk with an MVP isn’t bugs. It’s embarrassment. Ever felt that?

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

No-code and low-code tools fuel the “I can build it” mentality. Founders duct-tape features, mistaking it for progress, but get: - Fragile builds unfit for proud demos - Hidden technical debt that stalls momentum - Sleepless nights fearing investor-facing crashes We bridge…

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

The worst call I get: "We have Demo Day in 2 weeks, our MVP crashes on login." Happens more than you’d think.

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

You’re not a project manager. Bad devs force you to act like one. Great teams run themselves.

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danilo. @danilocoding

3 weeks ago

Founders are too ashamed to admit: Their biggest fears are not bugs or costs. But looking foolish. That’s why our builds look and feel solid. Even at v1. Comment "V1" and I'll send you our step-by-step polish framework.