Pinned Tweet
GA4 made me feel stupid.
And I know I’m not the only one.
I’d open it every day to understand my website, but instead of answers, I got dashboards, events, reports, filters, graphs, and a headache.
I didn’t want more numbers.
I wanted to know:
What changed?
What’s working?
What’s broken?
What should I fix next?
So I stopped complaining and started building Page Pulse.
A simple analytics tool for people who want clarity, not homework.
It’s bootstrapped.
It’s early.
It’s live.
If you run a website, try it and tell me what sucks, what’s useful, and what you’d change.
That feedback means more than fake launch hype.
i’ll pretend i’m your customer and tell you if i would sign up or leave. 👇
drop your saas.
40
38
1,666
Founder Twitter is fascinating.
People announce a new product.
People announce a funding round.
People announce a revenue milestone.
I want to see more founders announce that they finally figured out something they struggled with for six months.
4
31
915
The most underrated founder skill might be knowing when an opportunity is attractive but not attractive enough to pursue.
Every yes comes with a cost.
Especially when you're building alone.
3
31
772
One thing I'd love to see more SaaS companies do:
Show customers what they accomplished using the product.
Not just how many times they logged in.
29
640
The next generation of SaaS might be built around fewer logins.
One product that coordinates several workflows could become more valuable than five products that each solve one small problem.
6
28
641
What will become harder as AI makes software easier to build?
33%Finding customers
33%Building trust
22%Choosing right problem
11%Keeping customers
9 votes • Final results 1
26
489
AI agents are interesting.
But I'm more interested in what happens when an agent makes a mistake, fixes it, learns from it, and doesn't make the same mistake again.
That's when automation starts becoming genuinely useful.
26
362