Luca
@lucarestagno.com
The solopreneur on the road to freedom.
shipped.club $2k/month
blacktwist.app $600/month
shipped.club $2k/month
blacktwist.app $600/month
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Luca
@lucarestagno.com
· Nov 21
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm new to 🦋
I'm a dev and solopreneur, with 6 SaaS products built, and 4 sold.
I currently have two products, a SaaS Kit and a SaaS, growing them combined to $1M ARR.
If you're interested in my journey, stay tuned : )
And nice to meet you all!
I'm new to 🦋
I'm a dev and solopreneur, with 6 SaaS products built, and 4 sold.
I currently have two products, a SaaS Kit and a SaaS, growing them combined to $1M ARR.
If you're interested in my journey, stay tuned : )
And nice to meet you all!
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AI just killed the old SEO game.
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
November 19, 2025 at 3:30 PM
AI just killed the old SEO game.
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
AI just killed the old SEO game.
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
November 19, 2025 at 3:30 PM
AI just killed the old SEO game.
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
You ask a question, and instead of links, you get a perfect AI answer.
No clicks. No traffic. No chance your site gets seen.
But your voice? Your presence?
That’s still yours. Too human to replace.
So… are you building your social presence before it’s too crowded?
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Things indie SaaS founders don’t like:
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
November 18, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Things indie SaaS founders don’t like:
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
Things indie SaaS founders don’t like:
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
November 18, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Things indie SaaS founders don’t like:
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
1. “We’ll try it next quarter” after 4 demos.
2. One loud user rewriting the roadmap.
3. Integrations that multiply by two every request.
4. Vanity metrics pretending to be growth.
5. Lifetime deal requests on day one.
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Sunday = quick review + scheduling the week on BlackTwist.
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
November 16, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Sunday = quick review + scheduling the week on BlackTwist.
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
Sunday = quick review + scheduling the week on BlackTwist.
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
November 16, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Sunday = quick review + scheduling the week on BlackTwist.
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
Takes 10 minutes, saves me stress.
You plan your week or wing it?
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Small steps every week.
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
November 16, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Small steps every week.
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
Small steps every week.
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
November 16, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Small steps every week.
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
That’s literally the whole game.
What’s your win this week?
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The algorithm doesn’t care how good you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
November 11, 2025 at 6:30 PM
The algorithm doesn’t care how good you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
The algorithm doesn’t care how good you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
November 11, 2025 at 6:30 PM
The algorithm doesn’t care how good you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
It cares how consistent you are.
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Consistency isn’t built Monday to Friday.
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
November 9, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Consistency isn’t built Monday to Friday.
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
Consistency isn’t built Monday to Friday.
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
November 9, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Consistency isn’t built Monday to Friday.
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
It’s built when no one’s watching —
on Sundays.
What’s one habit you’re keeping next week?
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Weekend goals:
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
November 8, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Weekend goals:
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
Weekend goals:
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
November 8, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Weekend goals:
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
☕️ coffee
💻 a few commits
🐶 long walks
🧠 overthinking my SaaS pricing again
Founders don’t rest, we just change topic.
What’s on your weekend list?
Reposted by Luca
RED FLAG, if you publish your content manually on Bluesky... well, we need to talk!!!
November 7, 2025 at 2:00 PM
RED FLAG, if you publish your content manually on Bluesky... well, we need to talk!!!
RED FLAG, if you publish your content manually on Bluesky... well, we need to talk!!!
November 7, 2025 at 2:00 PM
RED FLAG, if you publish your content manually on Bluesky... well, we need to talk!!!
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You don’t need a big team.
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
November 6, 2025 at 6:30 PM
You don’t need a big team.
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
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You don’t grow on Bluesky by shouting louder.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
November 6, 2025 at 11:30 AM
You don’t grow on Bluesky by shouting louder.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
You don’t need a big team.
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
November 6, 2025 at 6:30 PM
You don’t need a big team.
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
You need big consistency.
Every day I choose to ship something —
even if it’s just fixing a typo in a changelog 😅
You don’t grow on Bluesky by shouting louder.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
November 6, 2025 at 11:30 AM
You don’t grow on Bluesky by shouting louder.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
You grow by replying smarter.
Engage first, post second, analyze third.
And you’ll find your rhythm.
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People think working 9-5 gives you stability.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
November 5, 2025 at 6:30 PM
People think working 9-5 gives you stability.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
People think working 9-5 gives you stability.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
November 5, 2025 at 6:30 PM
People think working 9-5 gives you stability.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
But for me, it feels like renting my time.
Building on my own means owning it.
That’s the real freedom I’m after.
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I’m a digital founder,
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
November 5, 2025 at 4:00 AM
I’m a digital founder,
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
I’m a digital founder,
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
November 5, 2025 at 4:00 AM
I’m a digital founder,
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
and my office fits in a backpack.
Wi-Fi + laptop + coffee = headquarters.
Freedom tastes like 30°C and sandals.
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I am a weirdo.
I wake up early, work on my SaaS before my 9-5,
jump into meetings all day,
then code again at night.
It’s not burnout.
It’s building an exit strategy.
I wake up early, work on my SaaS before my 9-5,
jump into meetings all day,
then code again at night.
It’s not burnout.
It’s building an exit strategy.
November 4, 2025 at 6:30 PM
I am a weirdo.
I wake up early, work on my SaaS before my 9-5,
jump into meetings all day,
then code again at night.
It’s not burnout.
It’s building an exit strategy.
I wake up early, work on my SaaS before my 9-5,
jump into meetings all day,
then code again at night.
It’s not burnout.
It’s building an exit strategy.