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500+ commits in five months: how I single-handedly launched RetroPoint

Пятого апреля 2026 года я начал проверять гипотезу: можно ли собрать работающий MVP SaaS за месяц на подписке Cursor за $20, работая по три-четыре часа четыре вечера в неделю. Через месяц MVP был. Второго сентября я выкатил релиз 2026.09.2, а между этими датами уместились больше 500 коммитов, 61 фаза разработки и семь модулей в проде. По порядку: почему пришлось собирать свой инструмент, как…

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A Russian developer spent a month building a minimum viable product (MVP) for a SaaS tool called RetroPoint, working 3-4 hours a week. The tool, designed for retrospectives, goal-setting, and team meetings, was launched on September 2, 2026, after over 500 commits and 61 development phases. The developer used AI models, including Claude Design, to build the tool, which consists of seven modules, including retrospectives, Planning Poker, and OKR. The tool is available by subscription for $20 and stores data in Russia, with payment in rubles.

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