Speed-run recap: Saw a gap, smashed out a prototype, charged money—built all on no-code tools. Here is my stack. The Spark (a.k.a. "Hold My Coffee") I'm that early-stage product person who does literally everything—research, UX/UI, copy, launch emails, pricing, customer calls—
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(And That’s Exactly the Point) I launched something recently. It’s not a massive platform or a flashy product trying to change the world. It’s a micro SaaS—a focused, lightweight tool built with low-code and no-code platforms that solves a single, very specific problem for a very
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No-code forces you to deal with the system logic. You’re not coding in text, but you’re building how your app thinks and behaves. And if you ignore this part? Congrats—you’ve just created a very pretty house of cards.
We've all seen the headlines: "Startup raises $12M in Series A." "Founder exits for $80M in under 2 years." "Built this app in a weekend. Now it has 200K users." And if you're a non-technical founder trying to break into
We’re Underestimating the Magic An honest take on Lovable, Bolt.new, and the wild moment we’re in. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been playing around with tools like Lovable and Bolt.new. I won’t pretend I’m deep into either one, but I’ve spent
Build without permission. Ship without excuses. Win without code. Let's kill the myth: To build a startup, you need to be technical. You need to know how to code. You need a technical cofounder. Bullshit. You need to be dangerous. What does it mean to be dangerous? Dangerous
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Welcome to Build Magic. This blog exists for one reason: to help non-technical founders turn ideas into products and get them to market fast. No code. No gatekeeping. No BS.