Which icon is better? - Left: macOS 15 Sequoia - Right: macOS 26 Tahoe

I made a Mac app that makes ignoring your battery impossible 🔋👀 🥤 Juicy allows you to set attention-grabbing battery alerts at whatever percentage you want. 20%, 15%, 3%, hell even 1% if you're feeling risky. → Link getjuicy.app The full background story 👇

Bluesky bout to have it's moment for approx two hours while Cloudflare and therefore X is down 😬

I had to make a tough call with Redreach. I'm all about keeping products simple. Adding a Chrome extension felt like "too much": basically launching a second product. But here's why I decided to do it anyway: 🏆 The goal: become THE complete Reddit marketing tool

You know what sucks about Reddit DMs? Managing responses across when you have more than 10+ conversations 🙃 I had to come up with a solution for the Redreach extension so I built a CRM into it.

I have a dedicated "happy testimonials" folder for all my projects where I put screenshots of really nice social media comments / support ticket emails. Think praises like "wow this is the best tool we have used in years thank you so much for building it. it's worth way more than you charge"

I had to make quite a "tough" design decision for the Redreach landing page overhaul with the introduction of the new outbound feature. I wanted to convey that Redreach now basically does inbound (finds posts for you) as well as outbound (automates DMs) right from the get go so I decided to:

Honest confession: I avoided building browser extensions for YEARS. The tooling was a nightmare. Then I tried wxt.dev for Redreach (my Reddit auto-DM tool) and wow Here is why love it: 1/2

can you spot something a bit out of the ordinary here? hint it starts with a “C” and ends with my laptop almost exploding

"How many Reddit DMs can I send without getting rate-limited/banned?" This is the #1 question I get about Reddit outreach Here's what seems to work from my quite thorough testing:

people that have never built a business have no idea about the freaking stress and adrenaline you feel when you launch a new product it's absolutely mental and irrational you obviously won't die launching something new yet my the body feels tense for hours haha! is that just me?

🚀 Launching Redreach Outbound: A browser extension that sends personalized cold Reddit DMs on auto-pilot. 💬 Target subreddits, post commenters and more 📫 Built-in CRM tracks all responses ✅ Runs safely in your browser Let me explain why Reddit DMs and how it works 👇 1/5

I have great and bad news. The bad news is that I'm ABSOLUTELY fried 😴 and have to postpone the Redreach launch to tomorrow. The great news is that I seem to be absolutely healthy 💪 Decided to do my annual 🏥 health checkup with my girlfriend here in Bangkok today. 1/5

Alright finally launching Redreach.ai new product tomorrow! Took a while but it's finally production ready. Excited to share more in the next days. I think I now have built the most comprehensive Reddit marketing solution out there 👀

Dogfooding HelpKit.so for Redreach.ai is one of the best feelings ever. I'm biased but there is no better way than writing your help articles in Notion and then letting HelpKit create a professional help center out of it. I'm shipping product documentation so MUCH FASTER and it's enjoyable!

I accidentally built a skyscraper. I have been working on a new feature for Redreach that should come out any day now but to be honest with you it’s extremely exhausting. The feature feels more like an entire new product rather than just a simple addition.

Do you think Ali will convert and start using Redreach?

really digging this UI ticket card I made for the Redreach day pass pricing card 💅 took me longer than you might think 🙂

Let's talk about one of my failed projects. Everyone talks about their wins on X so let me do the opposite. I built this macOS app called "Hotspot Hero" that was supposed to solve one of those classic digital nomad problems... 1/11

Just submitted my first Mac OS app on the App Store! 🥳 Given what I have seen on X, probably ultra high chances it won't approved on the first try but here we go 🧃

Oh boy probably just had one of the bigger fuckups for HelpKit in years 🤦‍♂️ I nuked the entire onboarding flow of HelpKit for 2 full days. Nobody could signup for the trial anymore. Here's what happened and a lesson: 1/5

Crazy how SaaS is literally 99% of times just a simple CRUD wrapper.

Man nothing better than waking up to this DM from someone I highly respect. LFG.

launching my first Mac OS app next week 90% vibe coded 10% hand crafted 100% Swift UI 110% excited

Spent the day brushing up my personal website ✹ → Added some new thoughts → Added new Redreach to products → Brushed up product section → Added new Niche Pursuits podcast → Added a testimonial section -`ღ´- Still WIP more coming soon. dominiksobe.com

Reddit seems to now have added games to their site. At least I just noticed it for some reason. Obviously to increase time-spent on the site but in my opinion such a random strategy... What do you guys think?

🚢 Shipped a small but huge quality of life improvement for Redreach Reddit post feed. You can now select posts in bulk and reject them. Redreach finds highly relevant threads but there might be a few in there that don't meet your criteria so now you can get rid of them fast 👊

I have been working HARD on this new Redreach feature. Coming out super soon. As always the last 20% take the longest 😬 Really confident this will make Redreach stand out even more in the now vast sea of competitors 😉

the reason why I need my SaaS to make more money is because I’m “accidentally” falling into more and more expensive hobbies

Ideas are everywhere. Once you start building. I get a lot of questions about how to come up with the perfect business idea and to be honest if I would have a perfect answer to this I would have cracked the holy grail. 1/9

Curious to see how my FIRST "product" I ever published looks like? Here ya go... Shoutout to Pieter Levels for the inspiration ✌️

am i crazy for taking five minutes per blog post thumbnail? probably. but i believe that it's those small things that make a big difference in terms of perceived quality. at least to me. spending this morning brushing up my personal blog adding new posts

it won’t.

PSA for every SaaS founder: don't forget to nudge your customers to upgrade to your yearly plan just shipped this component for Redreach ✅ been doing this for HelpKit already for a while and it's proven to work quite well the idea is simple: 1/3

i gotta be honest. i hate seeing so much competition for Redreach. every other day i stumble on another reddit lead gen tool and it kinda sucks to see because i would hate for people to think Redreach is just another one of these... most of these tools are really bad.

Show me a screenshot/video of the favorite component of your landing page 👀 I'll go first 🙋‍♂️ This is for Redreach, a Reddit marketing tool. The idea of the component is to show the user the value of the tool which is finding relevant Reddit posts to engage with.

you guys don't even know how flattered i am when you complement my designs i have no coding background and no design background i guess i just spent countless hours studying great designs until it "clicked" and now i get to make cool things and lots of folks seem to love it

today’s coworking spot what’s stopping you from working like this?

building my first Mac app and seriously wondering how Apple came up with all of this non-sense to just get started publishing an app on the App Store i feel like i am clicking around maze of mumbo-jumbo words ffs

Sometimes hard to believe how far I've come. HelpKit is used by universities such as the MIT, hyper-growth SaaS like Softr and now I'm seeing it being used by huge B2C consumer apps such as stoic. They all trust HelpKit for their help center 🙏 Some weight on my shoulders NGL

I sold my first project last week. Just finished writing up my in-depth thoughts about the acquisition process of ProductVideoExamples. Will be sent out to all my newsletter subscribers in three hours. Want to read it? Get on the list here: → dominiksobe.com/subscribe

✅ Fully integrated HelpKit inside Redreach now. This is my perfect funnel now to reduce support tickets for my Reddit marketing SaaS:

✅ alright next step just trained HelpKit AI on all my help docs do you like the AI training animation? → now Redreach users can get automated answers without the need to even read the knowledge base HelpKit AI will cite all relevant sources so you can always read more if needed

Spending today FINALLY creating Redreach's help center with HelpKit and it's starting to look GOOOD Not going to lie (I'm also extremely biased) but I love using HelpKit for support docs I write everything conveniently in Notion and HelpKit turns it into a UX optimized site 💪

Google just made AI mode default on search 🤖 As a business owner you got a lucrative opportunity. People have always added "reddit" to searches like "best email marketing software reddit" for more "authentic", crowd-sourced answers. 1/3

My first product just got ACQUIRED! 🎉 📼 ProductVideoExamples dot com has a new owner 💪 1/8

quite like how the new testimonial section for @tryredreach turned out. thought it would be a nice addition to add the awards Redreach has won at the bottom with the "...and when we launch we win awards"

i have been renting apartments my whole life. decided to splurge a little and rent a small house for a few months and holy shit do i have respect for you house owners. don't get me wrong i absolutely love but man things are constantly breaking. 1/3

currently in the process of selling my first app before you get too excited it's "just" a little side project but still excited to share more soon 💪

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