Omar Zenhom built a SaaS business in seven days using Leap.new, GitHub, Cursor, OpenAI's API, Whisperflow, and Mux. He argues that prompt quality matters more than tool choice, comparing it to directing an engineer.
Is it possible to build a fully functioning SaaS business in just 7 days? Well, after building and growing a traditional SaaS business for over 10 years, I'm going to share with you the exact tools that I used for this experiment. But before we do, if you comment the word build, I'll share with you the full video walkthrough of this whole experience because you're going to learn more than can you pull this off. You're going to learn should you pull this off. Let me share with you the tools that I used. The first tool I used was Leap.new, which is like Lovable. I used GitHub for code repository. I used Cursor for fixing bugs. I used OpenAI's API. I used Whisperflow for writing, and I also used Mux for video hosting. What I learned, it doesn't matter what tool you use to build your app, whether it's Lovable or Bolt or Cursor or Windsurf. What really matters is what you prompt these tools with. You need to be able to give it the instructions just like you're prompting or giving instructions to an engineer. Again, comment the word build and I'll give you the full video of the whole walkthrough of the 7-day challenge.
