Tag: SAAS
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Is Vibe Coding Safe for a Startup? The 12 Questions Investors and Enterprise Customers Will Ask
Nobody serious penalises you for building with AI. They penalise not knowing what you have. The twelve technical-diligence and security-questionnaire questions a vibe-coded startup will face — code ownership, tests, tenant isolation, secrets, backups, monitoring, data model, AI review — with what a good answer sounds like and how to prepare in a week.
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Win-Back Campaigns for Cancelled Subscribers: What to Automate with RevenueCat
Most subscription teams spend heavily on acquisition and almost nothing on winning back the subscribers who already tried the product and left. The signals worth automating on, and the store rules that constrain what a win-back offer can actually do.
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Family and Group Plans in RevenueCat: Sharing One Subscription Across Multiple Users
A family or team subscription is a different entitlement problem than a single-user one — one purchaser, multiple beneficiaries, and access that has to survive someone leaving the plan. How we model shared access on top of RevenueCat’s single-user entitlement primitive.
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Refunds, Chargebacks, and Entitlement Revocation: What Happens When the Money Comes Back
A refund and a chargeback both end with revoked access, but they arrive differently, on different timelines, and with different fraud implications. What to actually build so a subscriber’s access changes the moment the store says it should.
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RevenueCat Analytics: Tracking Trial Conversion, Churn, and LTV Without Building Your Own Pipeline
The subscription metrics that actually predict whether a business works — trial conversion, churn, LTV — usually require stitching together store data, backend events, and a BI tool. What RevenueCat’s built-in analytics cover, and where we still wire up a proper pipeline.
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Two Apps, One Spine: Building the Health App That Connects Clinic, Hospital, Doctor and Patient
Most clinics don’t need another patient app. They need two apps sharing one spine — patient on one side, clinician on the other, one source of truth in the middle. Here’s what that architecture looks like, what DTAC and UK GDPR actually demand, what it costs, and the five ways these builds quietly fail.
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The Google Kit: Essential Tools Every Business Needs to Watch Its Numbers
Google Analytics, Search Console and Tag Manager explained for business owners. What each tool actually tells you, and the setup order that avoids messy data.
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Growth Hacking in 2026: The Technical Playbook That Actually Works
Growth hacking without the buzzwords. The technical work that actually moves acquisition and retention in 2026: instrumentation, loops, and what to measure first.
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Scalable SaaS Architecture: Building for the Next Million Users
SaaS architecture that survives growth. Monolith, modular or microservices, and the unglamorous decisions that determine whether your next million users cost you or pay you.