Sahil Klaeb

Nothing humbles you like watching your AI summarize your own idea better than you ever could.

Pre-launch is wild. No users. No dopamine. Just vibes, bugs, and 42 conflicting opinions. You keep building because something feels inevitable. That feeling is the cofounder no one sees.

Product people obsess over onboarding when the real problem is nobody wants to walk through the door. Don’t polish the welcome mat until you build a house people are desperate to get inside.

37% of gen-z say they rather create with AI than with coworkers. Collaboration tools haven’t caught up to that. We’re still building for groupthink, not creative autonomy. The next breakout SaaS will feel more like a Studio.

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The irony of self-improvement is that once you figure out what’s wrong with you, you’re too tired to fix it.

Somewhere along the line, we traded memories for ‘highlights’ and friends for ‘followers.’ And then find it hard to wrap our heads around being lonely.

We used to take photos to remember our lives. Now we take photos to remind everyone else that we have one.

The hardest part about getting older is realizing that “just a few hours of deep work” now requires a 3-day recovery period.