I had Notion, Obsidian, Apple Notes, and Bear installed at the same time. I used none of them for what I actually needed: catching a thought before it vanished.The problem wasn't features. It was friction. Every app wanted me to organize before I captured. Pick a notebook. Choose a folder. Tag it. By then the thought was gone.So I built Stik. It does one thing:⌘+Shift+S > post-it appears...
Hi, I built Stik because every note app wanted to be my second brain. I just needed something to catch a thought before it disappeared.How it works: Press [Cmd+Shift+S] from anywhere. A floating post-it appears. Type. Close. Back to work in under 3 seconds. Notes are saved as plain .md files in ~/Documents/Stik/.What makes it different: - No account, no cloud, no sync setup, no onboarding -...
I run a small SaaS and wanted to set up a bug bounty program. Looked at HackerOne and Bugcrowd but they're built for enterprises.So I built patchli.st. The idea is simple: indie founders list their products, set bounties they can afford ($50-500 range), and security researchers submit vulnerabilities. You only pay when someone finds something real.Free to list. No platform fees on the founder...
Building a SaaS as a solo founder. Enterprise companies have security teams, pentests, bug bounties. We have... hopes and prayers? Curious how others approach this: - Do you do any security testing before launch? - Ever had a vulnerability reported? How'd it go? - Bug bounty programs seem overkill for small products or are they? Not looking for "just use Auth0" type answers. More interested in...