NotionFlow

Before 2024, I decided to go on a journey of solopreneurship.
It means launching its own products, micro SaaS.
In a tech company job is pretty simple, you just do your job, complete ticket after ticket, and get a salary. However, any time can come a shake-off and you will lose your job.
Coders are brilliant people, why they should be dependent on others, why do they not do products and solutions by themselves?
That was wondering me past few years when I was developing code in the start-up.
The beginning
The easiest way of starting with your own product is to make something custom with one feature and fail. I started with a mix of Notion and Next.js which was really liked by the CEO of the startup where I was working. As the entire integration was made by myself, I started a product from this.
You can see the demo:
Making money out of the first product can be troubleshooting, despite the fact that I have used my social media to promote it and even launched a waitlist so that as an experiment, I am sharing the demo version for FREE.
Get NotionFLow for free:
In the future newsletters will show the progress and the strategy for earning first dollars from the product. Keep fingers crossed 🤞
Perplexity
Perplexity is my current favourite AI tool for working. It is a lot more efficient than chatGPT and the free version is quite good enough for medium tasks.
Perplexity is connected with google, so that you can work on current data, like Next.js 14 documentation.
What is more, the Arc browser allows to use perplexity as the default search engine.

Tweets of the week
The inspiration for solopreneurship can be found in multiple places, but Twitter/X has the most amazing people who shares the journey. Last time I spotted levelsio, the guy who is making successful projects and sharing it. Keep inspired by the latest publications!
Server Actions
Next.js 14 has implemented a pretty powerful feature which is server actions. You can find my latest practical guide which will show how to implement own custom action in your next.js application: