
🌊 Your customer always wins - @beatchurn 💻 Launch quickly - @supaboost
Beat churn, retain customers
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If there is anything you do to help a fellow builder, make sure to look at @OmniSocials_ by @RobertLigthart_
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Sometimes it’s hard to keep motivation when you don’t know the logical next step.
Some progress is better than none..
Most customer success people are great at customer relationships. Not so much at planning.
Skip straight to the work with Beatchurn’s new feature: automation.
Been working on @beatchurn the past couple of days.
Have used it over the last weeks for my 9-5 and noticed it’s hard to plan your CS work ahead.
Not anymore, as we’ve added automatic task creation
Customer success isn't easy. Most customer oriented teams are great at helping customers, but not so much at planning and automation.
Beatchurn solves this problem, by having an automated way of generating tasks.
Version 1 coming out soon.
Im paying €12,99 per month for Spotify premium.
And here I am listening to a 23 minute podcast with 5! commercials.
What the hell @spotify
I've been working in Customer Success for about 8 years now.
Let's look at why your SaaS Customers are churning and how to predict it:
beatchurn.com/blog/how-to-pr…
I just build my first AI Agent. Every day at 7 I will receive a message with relevants post related to @beatchurn
This was... suprisingly easy to set up.
Atlassian confluence trying so hard to beat Notion they become worse and worse.
Easy navigation - hidden behind a scroll
Meaningless icons before a page
Spaces not easily accessible
Delays! Omg confluence is becoming slow
RIP easy to use wiki
Benefits of moving to a dedicated React framework that isn't Nextjs:
* no need to learn new functionality every couple of weeks
* much faster loading times
* works better with llm, see point 1
* much faster loading times
* split front and backend, have full control over what gets shown on the client side
Some apps have very good core use case. For example Lusha has such a good way to find outbound leads.
But their outreach AI is proper bad
My agent in Cursor keeps asking if he can do it.
What is your rule in the project that makes it just do it? It's getting annoying trying to min-max the settings all the time.
Moved my app from Next.js + Supabase to React native + Postgres database.
Even though I'm a big fan of the DX of both, nothing beats the speed of a native app.


