A blog.
Multi-Tenancy Explained: One Database, 1,000 Customers
Multi-tenancy explained for non-technical founders: how one database serves 1,000 customers safely — and the one column every table needs from day one.
OLVASD EL ▸Database-First Case Study: Tables Before One Screen
A database-first case study: the whole database designed before one screen was built, no rebuilds since, and five UI overhauls with zero database changes.
OLVASD EL ▸Solopreneur Tech Stack: €3,250 Built €2M of Software
The exact solopreneur tech stack that built 11 products for €3,250 a year — Claude, Cursor, Supabase, Vercel. Full cost breakdown plus the honest catch.
OLVASD EL ▸Signs AI Is Confidently Wrong: 11 Red Flags in Your Code
The 11 signs AI is confidently wrong about your architecture: it sounds just as sure when it is wrong. Spot the red flags, then push back with a 4-step script.
OLVASD EL ▸You Are the Architect, AI Is the Builder
You are the architect, AI is the builder. The exact division of decisions — which calls are yours, which are AI's — and five moments you must push back.
OLVASD EL ▸MoSCoW Prioritization: 80 Feature Ideas, Build 5
MoSCoW prioritization for MVPs: how to turn 80 feature ideas into the 5 you actually build. The test for each category, plus the do-it-manually-first rule.
OLVASD EL ▸Tech Terms for Founders: 25 You Need, in Plain English
The 25 tech terms for founders that cover most AI-building conversations — API, backend, migration, RLS — each in plain English with a real-world analogy.
OLVASD EL ▸Where First Customers Come From (Hint: Not Google)
Where first customers come from: not Google. The five channels first customers actually come from, ranked by speed — plus the 20-message test to run now.
OLVASD EL ▸Databases Explained for Non-Technical Founders
Databases explained for non-technical founders: if you can read a spreadsheet, you already understand tables — plus the one design rule that decides your SaaS.
OLVASD EL ▸How SaaS Works: A Simple Explanation for Founders
How SaaS works, explained simply with a restaurant analogy: frontend, backend, database, and API in plain English — so you can direct AI to build yours.
OLVASD EL ▸Build a Business While Employed: The 5-Phase Sequence
How to build a business while employed: the 5-phase sequence from validation to quitting at €5K-10K MRR — and month-10 math that proves quitting first loses.
OLVASD EL ▸Golden Handcuffs: The Corporate Trap (And How to Break It)
Golden handcuffs keep 82% of employees at burnout risk yet still in their seats. What the corporate trap is really made of — and a 4-step plan to break free.
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