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That last 10% of launching a web app is brutal

r/indiehackers
7/2/2025

SAAS TOOLS

SaaSURLCategoryFeatures/Notes
Briidge.onehttps://briidge.oneDevelopment AgencyFocuses on turning messy MVPs into shippable products
Cal.comhttps://cal.comSchedulingUsed for booking consultations

USER NEEDS

Pain Points:

  • Difficulty completing the final 10% of web app development
  • Accumulation of small blockers preventing launch
  • Code not structured to scale
  • Features that half-work and need battle-testing
  • Security edge cases
  • Technical debt
  • Invisible bugs and weird edge cases in the last 3%
  • AI-generated apps work but not reliably enough to launch

Problems to Solve:

  • Turning projects into shippable products
  • Overcoming the 'almost done but not shippable' stage
  • Handling messy final development stages
  • Ensuring reliability for AI app launches

Potential Solutions:

  • Hiring specialized services/agencies to complete final development stages
  • Using services like Briidge.one to turn MVPs into products
  • Consulting experts via platforms like Cal.com for targeted help

GROWTH FACTORS

Effective Strategies:

  • Offering specialized services targeting specific pain points (e.g., final 10% development)
  • Positioning as problem-solvers for common bottlenecks

Marketing & Acquisition:

  • Providing free advice to build trust and demonstrate expertise
  • Engaging in relevant communities (e.g., r/indiehackers) to identify potential clients
  • Offering consultations via scheduling tools like Cal.com

Monetization & Product:

  • Focusing on underserved niches (e.g., final development stages)
  • Building services around acute pain points (e.g., 'almost done' frustration)
  • Ensuring product-market fit by solving recurring problems

User Engagement:

  • Participating in community discussions to offer value
  • Sharing relatable experiences to build rapport
  • Providing free initial consultations to engage potential customers