I built a home for SaaS builders, not a fake launch board
A first-person note on SaaSInvader — only the parts you can open in a browser.
Mehmet Guzel · Oct 18, 2026 · 3 min read
I am Mehmet Guzel. My public record is on Peerlist. The product I can point at is SaaSInvader: the homepage still reads “The home of SaaS builders.” I listed the same project on Peerlist as The home of SaaS builders, with the line “Build. Share. Discuss. Grow.”
This note stays inside what you can open. There is no user count here, no revenue chart, and no reconstructed conversation. If a later essay needs those, it will need a source you can open.
The sentence on the homepage
SaaSInvader is a catalog of live products, not a waitlist board. That choice is on the public homepage: a sentence, a live URL, and a thread. Launch your SaaS. Get feedback. Find your people. You can disagree with the sentence. You cannot claim it is hiding.
The homepage, as captured on 18 October 2026, still led with that job. If the pitch is wrong, the URL is there to argue with.
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