Long-form writing
for SaaS founders who ship.
9 deep articles across 9 categories — product, architecture, strategy, and execution. Researched, opinionated, and written by people who have built SaaS themselves.
A blog that respects founders' time.
Most SaaS content online is one of two things: AI-generated listicle filler, or gated “deep dives” behind an email wall with no real depth once you get in. Neither actually helps a founder decide what to do on Monday morning.
We take a narrower approach. Every article we publish answers a specific question we have had — or that a founder we talked to has had. We write from direct experience or from structured research with people doing the work. We do not write about every SaaS topic; we write about the ones where we can actually move the conversation forward.
If an article on this blog cannot pass the test of “would I email this to a friend in this situation,” we do not publish it. That is why we ship less than the average blog and why the articles are longer than average — 8–18 minutes, instead of 3.
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PlanMySaaS Just Dropped on Claude Skills: One Slash Command, A Full SaaS Blueprint
PlanMySaaS is now a Claude Skill. Type /planmysaas "your idea" inside Claude Code and get back an 8-file SaaS blueprint in about two minutes…
Read articleFrom One-Line Idea to Full SaaS Blueprint: A Voice AI Case Study
See the complete PlanMySaaS pipeline in action. We take a single sentence — 'AI tutor for JEE students, voice-first, Rs 99 per month' — and …
Read articleHow to Build a Real SaaS Business with AI
Learn how to turn an idea into a real SaaS business using AI. This detailed guide covers market research, product analysis, system architect…
Read articleHow AI is Transforming SaaS Product Planning
Discover how founders are using AI to go from rough idea to production-ready blueprint in minutes — and why it's becoming the new standard.
Read articleThe Complete Guide to Writing Feature Specs with AI
A step-by-step guide to getting detailed, developer-ready feature specifications generated automatically from your product vision.
Read articleMVP Architecture Patterns Every SaaS Founder Should Know
From monolith to microservices — learn which architecture best suits your stage and how AI can generate your system design automatically.
Read articleWhy AI Prompt Packs Beat Generic Prompts for SaaS
Generic ChatGPT prompts give generic results. Learn how structured prompt packs produce precise, context-aware developer instructions.
Read articleBuilding in Phases: How to Prioritize Your SaaS Roadmap
Not everything can be in Phase 1. Here is how to break your product into logical phases that deliver value early and often.
Read articleFrom Idea to Launch in 30 Days — A No-Code Founder Story
How a non-technical founder used PlanMySaaS to generate a complete blueprint, hand it to a dev team, and launch in under a month.
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8 honest answers about our editorial approach, cadence, and how the blog connects to the product.
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Editorial standards
Every article on this blog has to earn its spot. We do not publish on a cadence; we publish when we have learned something that would actually change a founder's decision. That means a short library of long, well-researched reads rather than a long library of short, shallow ones. The current set is 9 articles across 9 categories, with an average read time of 12 minutes — deliberately dense.
We are deliberately narrow about what we cover. The blog focuses on SaaS planning, architecture, pricing, go-to-market, and the AI-era builder workflow. We do not cover general startup advice, fundraising tactics, productivity tips, or hot takes on the tech industry — other outlets do that better. If a topic does not help a founder plan, architect, price, or ship a SaaS product, it does not belong here.
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