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Maor Shlomo

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“I use a product called RescueTime, which I really like, but I think there's a bunch of other products like shuts down every access to Twitter and LinkedIn and so on.”

Lenny's Podcast · 6 Jul 2025

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01 / uncertainty

I think maybe paradigms are changing, but there are some things that I don't believe in is MVPs, first and foremost, is like if you're building something that people will not be able to use or is not good enough, especially these days where it's so much easier to build software, so the attention span for people to actually try out new software products is getting shorter and shorter, so, yeah, pick a bunch of people that, I don't know, owe you something or have any reason to use your product when it's bad, build for them, be there physically.

“I think maybe paradigms are changing, but there are some things that I don't believe in is MVPs, first and foremost, is like if you're building something that people will not be able to use or is not good enough, especially these days where it's so much easier to build software, so the attention span for people to actually try out new software products is getting shorter and shorter, so, yeah, pick a bunch of people that, I don't know, owe you something or have any reason to use your product when it's bad, build for them, be there physically.”
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Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

02 / belief

I think we're at a place where people really love the product. And for every user that we get, it turns out to be two or four later on because they're sharing it.

“I think we're at a place where people really love the product. And for every user that we get, it turns out to be two or four later on because they're sharing it.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

04 / belief

I think also the fact that I wasn't a VC-funded company, I didn't try looking the best or show, "Hey, look at my amazing metrics," or make everything looks really [inaudible 00:53:37] and really great and I'm the fastest going whatever bootstrap company in the world, I think just writing really about the good, the bad and the ugly and just being very realistic and sharing the learnings along the way.

“I think also the fact that I wasn't a VC-funded company, I didn't try looking the best or show, "Hey, look at my amazing metrics," or make everything looks really [inaudible 00:53:37] and really great and I'm the fastest going whatever bootstrap company in the world, I think just writing really about the good, the bad and the ugly and just being very realistic and sharing the learnings along the way.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

06 / uncertainty

Yeah. And the last thing they think is, I don't know if it's suitable for everyone, but I'm very happy with the structure of the deal with the Airnote piece because I feel like it's still, I show up every day to work and it's been only two weeks, but feel like it's going to be like that for years.

“Yeah. And the last thing they think is, I don't know if it's suitable for everyone, but I'm very happy with the structure of the deal with the Airnote piece because I feel like it's still, I show up every day to work and it's been only two weeks, but feel like it's going to be like that for years.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

07 / belief

I think, also, velocity is to some degree the same thing, because if your product evolves really fast and you're putting features out there every other day, people get attached to that .

“I think, also, velocity is to some degree the same thing, because if your product evolves really fast and you're putting features out there every other day, people get attached to that .”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

08 / belief

I think something really interesting right now in vibe coding in general is once you actually scale software, you can also scale the impact the software does. So you can have nonprofits build themselves tools, you can have people that build apps for education and neglected domains that didn't really have budget because there was no business [inaudible 01:04:18].

“I think something really interesting right now in vibe coding in general is once you actually scale software, you can also scale the impact the software does. So you can have nonprofits build themselves tools, you can have people that build apps for education and neglected domains that didn't really have budget because there was no business [inaudible 01:04:18].”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

09 / prediction

I think we had a very successful hackathon 4Good, which found out to be a great growth engine and also did good in the world, which we had 3000 teams just building some great do-good apps. But also, to be very honest, I think part of the reason to get acquired is because this market has been moving so fast, faster than anything I've seen, faster than what I've thought it's going to move.

“I think we had a very successful hackathon 4Good, which found out to be a great growth engine and also did good in the world, which we had 3000 teams just building some great do-good apps. But also, to be very honest, I think part of the reason to get acquired is because this market has been moving so fast, faster than anything I've seen, faster than what I've thought it's going to move.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

10 / preference

Then when the October 7th wall broke out, I went to reserves for almost a year. And then when I came out, I went to travel the world a bit just to take some time off and wanted to do what I was liked the most and I haven't had a chance because Explorium grew and grew and haven't had a chance for a while to do, which is coding.

“Then when the October 7th wall broke out, I went to reserves for almost a year. And then when I came out, I went to travel the world a bit just to take some time off and wanted to do what I was liked the most and I haven't had a chance because Explorium grew and grew and haven't had a chance for a while to do, which is coding.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

11 / preference

It was such a fantastic experience. It had so many highs and lows, but at some point it grew and it took me too much time to realize that what I really like doing is just building products and scaling products and not necessarily being a CEO, managing sales, managing HR, managing, all those kind of things.

“It was such a fantastic experience. It had so many highs and lows, but at some point it grew and it took me too much time to realize that what I really like doing is just building products and scaling products and not necessarily being a CEO, managing sales, managing HR, managing, all those kind of things.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

12 / recommendation

Now you need to shorten there, like you need to make some adjustments to the content. And so I've taken this entire process, which I think was what was working for me and just vibe coded it up around it to help me speed it up, and then made sure that the LLM inside the app was using my own tone of voice and was saving the previous posts to understand how it looks like, like what are the posts that I really liked that I've written beforehand, so that in the next post it will speak just like me.

“Now you need to shorten there, like you need to make some adjustments to the content. And so I've taken this entire process, which I think was what was working for me and just vibe coded it up around it to help me speed it up, and then made sure that the LLM inside the app was using my own tone of voice and was saving the previous posts to understand how it looks like, like what are the posts that I really liked that I've written beforehand, so that in the next post it will speak just like me.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

13 / preference

Obviously, they have to do a lot of different things and being CEOs of public companies, you have to manage a lot of things, a lot of logistics and I don't know, bureaucracy, but they all have a major, or to some degree major part of their job is doing something that they really like and they're really good at.

“Obviously, they have to do a lot of different things and being CEOs of public companies, you have to manage a lot of things, a lot of logistics and I don't know, bureaucracy, but they all have a major, or to some degree major part of their job is doing something that they really like and they're really good at.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

14 / preference

At the end of the day, it's like you're going to have the same, like your audience or builders, they're trying to build their own products or maybe even businesses, and it will likely resonate with them." And so I started sharing the journey on LinkedIn, and I remember seeing posts like, "Okay, there's this nice concept of build in public, and people get really interested.

“At the end of the day, it's like you're going to have the same, like your audience or builders, they're trying to build their own products or maybe even businesses, and it will likely resonate with them." And so I started sharing the journey on LinkedIn, and I remember seeing posts like, "Okay, there's this nice concept of build in public, and people get really interested.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

15 / commitment

I started a company seven years ago called Explorium, very different than Base44, very much like enterprise top-down sales in the data space, very capital heavy.

“I started a company seven years ago called Explorium, very different than Base44, very much like enterprise top-down sales in the data space, very capital heavy.”
Speaker
Maor Shlomo
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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