TWITS #84

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Jaisal Rathee
October 29, 2025

Yooo, it’s Jaisal. Welcome back to This Week in Tiny Startups #84.

I’m making some changes to Tiny Startups and will be pivoting to focus more on curation. More details soon :)

— Jaisal (@ratheejaisal)

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🆒 3 Insanely Useful Tools

A curation of awesome websites, tools, & apps that I came across this week…

1. Director

Director.ai

Director is like Lovable but for web automation. Use a prompt to automate almost any task on the web.

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2. LLM Stats

LLM Stats

LLM Stats is an insanely useful tool that lets you analyse and compare AI models across benchmarks, pricing, and capabilities.

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3. Spell

SpellApp

Spell is an AI first alternative to Google Docs. In their words… “Spell is your superhuman writing copilot that writes higher-quality docs than other AI tools”.

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😻 Posts We Loved This Week

Here’s what stood out…

1. Nathan is close to hitting $1k MRR

Nathan is building Harmony, an AI planner that aims to make you more effective in all areas of your life and reach your full potential. Harmony won #1 Product of the Week on Tiny Startups when they launched a few months ago and I’ve been following their journey ever since.

2. Solo-founder made $11.5k MRR in October

Sabyr made $11.5k this month by helping brands grow your Reddit with his Reddit Agency. Ideas are out there, you just need

3. Milly hit 40,000 newsletter subscribers

Milly hit 40,000 subscribers with the Generalist World newsletter. Anyone who runs a newsletter knows what a big milestone that is. She shares more details here on what’s worked to grow it. TikTok and LinkedIn seem to be driving most of the traffic, with them being funnelled into an “archetype quiz” lead magnet. Very smart.

4. Anthony is making $3k/Month from his local newsletter

Anthony launched a local newsletter for Cleveland 12 months ago and now claims to be bringing in $3,000/month in revenue with 20k subscribers, and is on pace to be making $100k/year by next year all through sponsorships. Meta ads seem to have been their primary growth engine with subscriber acquisition averaging between $0.50-$1.

5. Billionare ships (wait for it)… a Dad Joke Generator

I guess you can ship anything when you’re the CEO of a $24B company. But also, definitely something I would use. Demand & supply.

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