Oleg Morshel

@OMorshel

Studying why SaaS products succeed. Sharing lessons on customer pain, idea validation & getting first users — while building my own.

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Oleg Morshel
@OMorshel
Jun 17
I know how to build software. Now I’m learning the harder part: • finding problems worth solving • validating ideas before writing code • building products people actually want • getting the first paying users I’m documenting my journey from developer → indie hacker in
Oleg Morshel
@OMorshel
Jun 23
Good morning ))) Today’s reminder: a simple product with real demand beats a clever product nobody asked for Back to studying boring problems people already pay to solve
Oleg Morshel
@OMorshel
Jun 22
As a developer, it’s easy to treat growth like a system to optimize. More replies. More posts. More impressions. More profile visits. But I’m starting to think the better question is: “Am I becoming more useful to the people I want to reach?” For me, that means studying SaaS,
Oleg Morshel
@OMorshel
Jun 22
I’m trying to stop asking: “What can I build?” And start asking: “What are people already tired of doing manually?” That question feels much more useful.
Oleg Morshel
@OMorshel
Jun 22
This sounds obvious but it genuinely works for me. When I feel stuck on ideas, I spend a few days reading old startup post-mortems on nights or slow mornings - no tabs open, no distractions. I start seeing patterns I missed. Problems feel more concrete. My thinking gets