Dmytro Chervonyi

Founder of a B2B SaaS startup for the first time

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Livemy.app
Building Livemy.app — one-click deploys for AI-generated apps (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0, Claude Code) and self-hosted opensource tools (n8n, Vaultwarden, AI agents). You build it, we ship it. No Vercel bill shock. Background: 12 years in B2B SaaS marketing, scaled startups from $1M to $25M+ ARR. First time on the building side.Posting weekly launch updates here.
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I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

I stopped paying my AI app builder $25 a month to host a finished app. Here is the math.

We just hit Product of the Week on DevHunt 🎉

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

My first HackerNoon article hit 54k reads and sat at #1 for a week. Here is what I think worked.

Real user, real backend, one honest complaint, one fix