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Stealth SaaS Product
Early-stage product focused on validation, market signals, and better founder decision-making.
Indie Hacker
Solopreneur
SaaS Builder
I build focused SaaS products from problem to paid signal.
Online now
A personal portfolio for my work, experiments, product thinking, and the journey of building software as a solo founder.
Current
Building a SaaS product
Mode
No team. No VC. Full focus.
Location
Yerevan, Armenia
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About
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I’m a solo builder focused on turning clear problems into simple, useful, and commercially realistic SaaS products.
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My work style is direct: validate fast, write clearly, build carefully, ship in small steps, and avoid unnecessary complexity.
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This site is intentionally minimal — no noise, no fake hype, just a clean view of what I’m building and how I think.
Selected work
Projects and experiments
Short, focused, and built around real demand.
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Founder Operating System
A private workflow for idea validation, product scope, pricing logic, and launch preparation.
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Indie Build Notes
Clear notes, lessons, and frameworks from building solo — shared without artificial startup theater.
Process
How I build
Small loops. Clear signals. Less waste.
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Find the problem
Start with pain, urgency, and real buyer context — not just an interesting idea.
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Validate the signal
Look for evidence: willingness to pay, repeated pain, existing alternatives, and urgency.
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Scope the smallest version
Remove everything that does not directly help the first user get value.
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Ship and learn
Build carefully, release early, measure behavior, and improve from real feedback.
Principles
Validate before building
Good products start with evidence, not motivation.
Simple beats impressive
If the value is clear, the interface can stay quiet.
Distribution matters early
A product without a path to buyers is not a business yet.
Quality is a strategy
Details, speed, clarity, and trust compound over time.
Notes
Recent thinking
Short observations from the build process.
Contact
Building something serious? Let’s talk.
I’m open to thoughtful conversations with founders, builders, operators, and people working on useful software.