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updated sep 12, 2026

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sep 12—How to adapt a SaaS to a niche without guessing what to build

How to adapt a SaaS to a niche without guessing what to build
Map a niche's real work to an existing product, separate configuration from new behavior, and test a small adaptation before making a broader promise.
AGI and SaaS: what would more capable AI change for founders?
Consider the future of SaaS through practical scenarios: cheaper implementation, stronger automation and the continuing value of workflows, customers and control.
From AI prototype to operating SaaS: what still needs to work?
A convincing prototype answers only part of the product question. Compare it with the workflows, permissions, recovery and operating work a real SaaS needs.
What is an AI SaaS factory? Evaluate the product it delivers
Understand the category through what reaches the buyer: a defined product, working workflows, source, documentation and a clear handoff into operation.
Buying SaaS source code: what you get and what you still run
A source-code purchase gives you an application to adapt and operate. Learn what to inspect in the delivery, what the license covers, and which responsibilities stay with you.

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AuthenticationEmail + password, 28 providers incl. enterprise SSO OrganizationsMulti-tenant, row-level isolation on every table BillingSubscription plans, feature gating, admin-managed pricing Payments18 providers — Stripe, PayPal, regional processors APIVersioned REST + API keys, rate-limited MCPAgent-ready — MCP server per product Integrations67 connected services — every card has code behind it WebhooksSigned inbound with replay guard, plus outbound dispatch Notifications9 channels — in-app, email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, SMS i18nDB-backed translations, admin-editable, add languages post-deploy Roles & accessRole-based access control, admin panel included Email4 switchable providers, templated transactional email SecurityRLS everywhere, Zod validation, audit logging, rate limiting

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Velo: a self-hosted AI WhatsApp platform for operators

sep 01

Platea: a direct-ordering and restaurant-operations SaaS

sep 01

Estadia: accommodation operations for independent properties

sep 01

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run 324aug 06Give a failed voice call one portable timeline across media, model, tools, policy, and downstream statestandout run 322aug 02Find public buyers who may use the contract you already holdstandout run 321aug 02Migrate evidence collection into enterprise pipelines without claiming that technical parity equals auditor acceptancearchived run 320aug 02Preserve support knowledge during workforce transitions without coercive extraction or employee scoringarchived run 319aug 02Trace every payroll line back to the rule and inputs that produced it before proposing a retroactive correctionarchived

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The affiliate programme pays 25% to 50% of what a buyer actually pays, and it forbids partners from making income claims. This area is the other half of that: the things you can say instead, each one with somewhere to check it.

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The AI Factory Method — cover

pdf · 94 pages · free

The thinking behind every product on this site — written down, chapter by chapter.

01The Solo Trap
02Thinking in Systems
03The Three Brains
04The Template That Learns
05Design at Scale
06The Agent Pipeline
07Feedback Loops
08Quality Without QA
09The Business Layer
10Build Your Own Factory

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