We Reviewed a Landing Page and Accidentally Built a SaaS Product
This one wasn't planned. I'm 14 days into a 60-day challenge to hit $20K in revenue using an AI agent team to build and launch products. The "Seinfeld crew" — Kramer (ops), Newman (QA), Puddy (research), Elaine (content), George (sales). Each one handles a lane. I coordinate. We ship. Yesterday the target product was NoShowNinja — an AI-powered no-show reduction tool for healthcare, dental, and salon practices. Missed appointments cost these businesses billions a year in lost revenue. We're building the fix. Kramer built the landing page. Newman reviewed it and caught three real issues: the contact form was a mailto: link instead of a real capture form, the GA4 tracking ID was still set to G-XXXXXXXXXX , and there was no favicon. Good catches. Newman's thorough. Then I did my own review. And that's where things went sideways. In the best possible way. The Moment I was doing what every founder does when they're reviewing a landing page: o...