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I sold a SaaS in 2026. Here's what the buyer actually cared about

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:31:31 +0000

The build

Vizora1 documents your database. Paste a schema — any DB (Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle) — and get instant docs, ERD diagrams, and AI explanations in plain English. Solo founder or team, the output is the same: readable code you don't have to rebuild.

What it does for buyers

Finds the bad queries. The undocumented tables. The schema comments you forgot to write. Optimizes what you ship. That's the actual product — not a landing page. Working docs generator, wired to Stripe, 10 real beta users (6 still active), 35 migrations, Playwright E2E tests, Sentry monitoring.

Codebase video

I created a video from my codebase using brag — walkthrough of the full source, not a slick marketing clip. See how it's built before you buy.

Why I'm selling

Built it alone. Production stack (Vercel + Render + Supabase, ~$0/mo infra). Now I can't give it the attention it deserves. Honest asset sale, not vaporware.

What you get

Full source code + git history. Deployments live. Stripe billing configured. Beta user list and logs at close. Documentation. 30-day handover support excluded per buyer request. $9,000 negotiable. Reach out in DMs.

Demo: https://vizora1.vercel.app

Honest notes

Pre-revenue ($0 MRR). Billing UI live. Build needs clean npm install on correct Node version. No real credentials in any public file — everything secret transfers privately at close. 10 beta users, full list handed over at close, never published.

I sold a SaaS in 2026. Here's what the buyer actually cared about

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Sun, 20 Sep 2026 13:51:09 +0000

Production-ready AI database docs SaaS. Solo or team founders. Finds bad queries, undocumented tables, optimizes what you ship. 10 beta users, Stripe wired, $9K negotiable.

The build

What it does for buyers

Why I'm selling

Built it alone. Production stack (Vercel + Render + Supabase, ~$0/mo infra). Now I can't give it the attention it deserves. Honest asset sale, not vaporware.

What you get

Demo: https://vizora1.vercel.app

Honest notes

I built an AI SaaS for database docs — and I'm selling it (honestly)

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Sat, 19 Sep 2026 13:39:21 +0000

Every developer has that one painful week: you inherit a database with 30 tables, nobody documented them, and ChatGPT chat-by-chat isn't a documentation system.

So I built one.

Vizora1 turns any PostgreSQL / Supabase database schema into living documentation — auto-docs, ERD diagrams, AI-powered plain-English explanations, change tracking, a backend roadmap. Paste a schema. Get docs instantly.

What it does
Engineers connect a database (or paste a schema), and Vizora1 generates:

Auto-docs — every table, column, and relationship documented
ERD diagrams — visual, interactive
AI explanations — plain English, readable by non-DBAs
Change tracking — schema changes tracked over time
Backend roadmap — what's missing, what's next
All in one dashboard. No DSL. No CLI. No manual setup.

What's real in the product
This isn't a landing page concept. It's deployed:

Source code: React, TypeScript, Vite, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel + Render
Live demo: vizora1.vercel.app
Testing: Playwright E2E + Vitest, GitHub Actions with quality gates
Monitoring: Sentry connected
Billing: Stripe fully wired — Checkout, webhooks, billing portal live
Pricing live: Free / Pro $15 / Teams $49 / Enterprise $119 (20% annual discount)
Data: 35+ Supabase migrations, 35 built features
Users: 10 beta users (6 active — full list handed over at close)
No OpenAI API dependency. The AI features run self-hosted — operating cost stays near $0/mo.

Why I'm selling it
I'm a solo founder with other ideas to pursue. Running Vizora1 half-attended doesn't respect it. It was built to production, has real users, and has real billing wired. I'd rather hand it to someone who can grow it than let it sit.

This is an honest sale, not a vapourware promise. Pre-revenue — but production-grade.

What's included
Full source code + full Git history (GitHub repo: CaptainRushi/Vizora1)
All deployments (Vercel, Render)
Supabase project + PostgreSQL database + 35+ migrations
Stripe setup (Checkout, webhooks, billing — buyer configures Price IDs at close)
10 beta user list + usage notes
Full technical documentation + SEO plan (29KB)
30-day post-sale support (code questions, deployment help, Stripe setup, hands-on account transfer)
Not included: a custom domain (buyer can register one for ~$12).

The real value
Most SaaS listings are either:

Enterprise tools you can't maintain (Dataedo, priced for big orgs)
Free CLI tools that make you do all the work (SchemaSpy, dbdocs, dbt docs — DSL required)
ChatGPT prompts that don't persist when your schema changes
Vizora1 sits in the gap: instant AI documentation, zero setup, multi-DB parsing (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle, DuckDB), and the code is finished — the buyer's work is distribution, not development.

Details
Asking: $9,000 USD (negotiable — reach out privately)
Revenue: $0 MRR (pre-revenue, clean billing setup, ready to charge)
Traffic: pre-launch (10 beta users, 6 active — full logs at close)
Stack: Vite + React + TypeScript, Supabase (PostgreSQL), Stripe, Vercel, Render
Live demo: vizora1.vercel.app
If you're considering it — check the demo. It's a working product. I'm happy to answer questions about architecture, migrations, or what the next feature sprint would be (Teams features are mostly there — RBAC, shared docs, audit logs).

Built honestly. Selling honestly. Ready for someone to take it further.

Looking to acquire a finished AI database SaaS? Here's the deal.

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Sat, 12 Sep 2026 03:22:20 +0000

"Pre-revenue, production-grade. Stripe live. 10 beta users. Full source + all accounts. $9K asking, negotiable. Demo: vizora1.vercel.app"

I'm a solo founder selling Vizora1. Here's exactly what a buyer gets:

Full source code + Git history
Live deployments — Vercel frontend, Render backend
Supabase project — Postgres DB + 35+ migrations
Stripe wired — Checkout, webhooks, billing portal
10 beta users — full list + usage notes handed over at close
Full documentation — technical docs, setup guides, SEO plan, feature roadmap
30-day post-sale support — code questions, deployment help, Stripe config, hands-on account transfer
No hidden debts, no subscriber churn, no employee contracts

Asking $9,000. Negotiable. Reach out in private.

This isn't an idea — it's deployed at vizora1.vercel.app with a real demo anyone can try.

Why most database docs tools fail — and how Vizora1 is different

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 12:55:13 +0000

chemaSpy, dbdocs, dbt docs, Dataedo — they're either free nerd tools (DSL required) or enterprise (priced for big orgs). Vizora1 is the gap: instant AI docs, zero setup, multi-DB, $0 infra. For sale at $9K.

Most database docs fall into two camps:

Nerd CLI tools — SchemaSpy, dbdocs. You learn a DSL. You run commands. You maintain files manually.
Enterprise catalog tools — Dataedo. Built for companies with data governance budgets.
ChatGPT prompts — work once, don't update when your schema changes.

Vizora1 is the gap: paste any PostgreSQL schema (or MySQL, SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle, DuckDB), get instant docs, ERD diagrams, AI explanations — no DSL, no CLI, no manual updates.

Built for solo devs and small teams who inherited messy databases.Not enterprise. Not geek-only. Just useful.

The full stack: React + TypeScript + Vite, Supabase, Stripe (Checkout + webhooks + billing portal), Vercel + Render, Sentry.

Live: vizora1.vercel.app

Asking: $9,000 (negotiable — reach out privately). 10 beta users included (full list at close). 30-day support.

What it takes to build a database docs SaaS from scratch (honest post-mortem)

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 13:20:27 +0000

35 features, 35 migrations, CI gates, Playwright E2E, Sentry, dark-mode design. No AI API dependency. Here's the full build story — and why I'm selling it at $9K.
I spent months on Vizora1. Here's what actually went into it — no marketing gloss.

Design: dark-mode-first, dark navy (#0a0a0f) + cyan/blue accents. Not a default Tailwind theme — a real design system.
Features: auto-docs, ERD diagrams, AI explanations, change tracking, backend roadmap, annotations, multi-DB parsing (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle, DuckDB).
Tests: Playwright E2E + Vitest, running in CI before every merge.
Monitoring: Sentry connected, errors tracked in real-time.
Code quality: TypeScript everywhere, Zod validation, no any without justification.

The real investment: a solo founder's full-time focus for months, with 10 beta users giving real feedback.

The result is finished code, a live product, and a ready buyer pipeline. I'm not dumping — I'm passing it to someone with time to distribute it.

Asking: $9,000. Demo: vizora1.vercel.app.

built Vizora1 — AI docs for any DB schema. 35 features, Stripe live, 10 beta users. Selling at $9K, negotiable. Full story + demo link in reply.

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Wed, 02 Sep 2026 14:17:10 +0000

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I built a production-ready AI database docs tool — and I'm selling it (honestly)

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I built a production-ready AI database docs tool — and I'm selling it (honestly)

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Wed, 02 Sep 2026 14:14:37 +0000

Production-grade AI SaaS that turns PostgreSQL schemas into docs + ERDs + AI explanations. 10 beta users, Stripe live, $0 infra/mo. Selling at $9K.

Every developer has inherited a database with zero documentation. ChatGPT by hand isn't a docs system.

So I built Vizora1 — paste any PostgreSQL / Supabase schema, get auto-docs, ERD diagrams, AI explanations, change tracking. Zero setup.

What's real (not a landing page):

Stack: React + TypeScript + Vite, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel + Render
35+ features, 35+ DB migrations, CI + Playwright E2E, Sentry
Stripe fully wired: Checkout, webhooks, billing portal
Pricing live: Free / $15 / $49 / $119 (20% annual discount)
10 beta users (6 active) — full list handed over at close
Live demo: vizora1.vercel.app | Source: github.com/CaptainRushi/Vizora1
No OpenAI dependency — AI runs self-hosted (~$0/mo infra)

Why sell: I'm a solo founder shifting focus. This is 80% built, 20% distributed. I'd rather hand it to someone who grows it.

Asking $9,000 (negotiable — DM me). 30-day post-sale support, full code, all accounts transferred at close.

I built a production-ready SaaS for database documentation — and I'm handing it over

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 14:17:52 +0000

Every developer has that one painful week: you inherit a database with 30 tables, nobody documented them, and ChatGPT chat-by-chat isn't a docs system. So I built one.

Vizora1 turns any PostgreSQL/Supabase schema into living documentation — auto-docs, ERD diagrams, plain-English explanations, change tracking, a backend roadmap. Paste a schema, get a doc.

What I built

Production-grade from day one: 35+ features, 35+ Supabase migrations, CI with quality gates, Playwright E2E tests, Sentry, dark-mode-first design, Stripe billing fully wired (Checkout, webhooks, billing portal), and a real pricing table live (Free/$15/$49/$119).

No OpenAI API dependency — the AI features run self-hosted, so operating cost stays near zero. Infra: Vercel + Render + Supabase, render and free tiers. 10 beta users, 6 active.

Why sell it

I'm a solo founder, and I'm shifting focus to a new venture. Running Vizora1 half-attended doesn't respect it. It's 80% built, 20% distributed — the buyer's work is distribution, not development. Honestly — I'd rather hand it to someone with time to grow it than let it sit.

What's in the kit

Full source + Git history (GitHub)
All deployments (Vercel, Render)
Supabase project + 35+ migrations
Stripe wired end-to-end
Complete technical documentation + SEO plan
Demo:

Why I'm posting on dev.to: because dev.to is full of people who get this problem. You've lived the "undocumented database" nightmare. If you're interested in the project — reach out. If you're just curious how it's built, happy to share.

I'm selling it at $9,000 — a fair price for a finished asset, not a vapourware promise.

Acquiring Vizora – AI Database Intelligence Platform

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Wed, 17 Jun 2026 12:05:59 +0000

I'm looking to sell Vizora, a developer-focused SaaS built to help engineers understand, visualize, and document databases faster.

🔗 Demo: https://vizora1.vercel.app/

What Vizora Does

Generate ER diagrams from database schemas
Visualize database structures
Create database documentation automatically
AI-powered schema understanding
Modern developer-friendly interface

Included in the Sale

✅ Complete source code

✅ Website and deployment files

✅ Vizora brand assets & logo

✅ Official Vizora email accounts

✅ Technical documentation

✅ Database architecture

✅ Existing registered users (13+)

✅ Full ownership and intellectual property

Tech Stack

React
TypeScript
Vite
Tailwind CSS
Supabase

Why I'm Selling

I'm focusing on other projects and looking for a founder, agency, or company that can continue growing Vizora.

Asking Price

💰 $10,000 USD

Interested in acquiring Vizora?

Send me a DM and I'll share additional details, screenshots, and a walkthrough of the platform.

Demo: https://vizora1.vercel.app/

Selling Vizora – AI-Powered Database Intelligence Platform ($10,000)

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Wed, 17 Jun 2026 12:02:42 +0000

Selling Vizora – AI-Powered Database Intelligence Platform ($10,000)

After building Vizora from the ground up, I've decided to sell the project and focus on other opportunities.

What is Vizora?

Vizora is a developer-focused SaaS platform that helps users visualize databases, generate ER diagrams, create documentation, and better understand database schemas.

What's Included?

✅ Complete source code

✅ Domain & branding assets

✅ Vizora logo and design files

✅ Official Vizora email accounts

✅ Technical documentation

✅ Deployment configuration

✅ Database schema & architecture

✅ User database (13+ registered users)

✅ Full ownership and intellectual property rights

Tech Stack

React
TypeScript
Vite
Tailwind CSS
Supabase
Modern SaaS architecture

Why Buy Vizora?

Fully built product
Ready for further development and monetization
Developer tools market continues to grow
Existing registered users
Modern codebase and clean UI
Great opportunity for a founder, agency, or DevTools company

Asking Price

💰 $10,000 USD

Serious buyers only.

If you're interested in acquiring Vizora or would like a demo, please send me a DM.
https://vizora1.vercel.app/

I asked my AI agent to design a product launch image. Here's what came back.

Rushikesh Bodakhe — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 10:18:07 +0000

I didn't plan to share this one.
I was in the middle of launching Vizora — a database documentation tool — and I needed a hero image for the launch post. Not a placeholder. An actual creative brief I could hand to a designer or drop into Midjourney.
I typed into #koko-content on Discord:
Create a detailed image concept for the Vizora launch.
Modern SaaS hero image. Professional.
Koko is my content agent. It runs locally via OpenClaw. I wasn't expecting much — I thought I'd get a vague paragraph and have to do the real work myself.
This is what came back:
![Koko agent in #koko-content Discord channel responding with a full image concept for Vizora launch — style, scene, color palette, key elements, dimensions, and tools listed]

Read that response.
It didn't just say "make it blue and professional." It gave me:

A specific scene — messy database diagram on the left transitioning into clean documentation on the right
An exact color palette — blue-to-purple gradient with a rationale (tech, trustworthy)
Key elements with layout logic — the central arrow showing transformation, where the logo sits, what the overlay text should say
Exact dimensions — 1792x1024, landscape, with the reasoning (social media headers)
A list of specific tools to actually build it — Canva template name included, Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, even a Python/OpenAI Images API prompt if I wanted to generate it myself

That last part. It wrote the generation prompt for me.
A sleek modern SaaS landing page hero image for Vizora,
a database documentation tool. Abstract glowing database
schema with interconnected nodes and tables transforming
into a clean interface. Blue and purple gradient background,
tech aesthetic, professional, 8k resolution.
I copied that prompt. Pasted it into Midjourney. Had a usable hero image in four minutes.

The thing I keep noticing about Koko specifically is that it doesn't just complete the task — it thinks about downstream use. The dimensions came with an explanation. The tool list came with a ranked order. The prompt came pre-formatted for the API.
I didn't ask for any of that. It just included it.

For context on the system: APES OS is a local multi-agent setup I built on OpenClaw. Seven agents, each with one job, each with their own Discord channel and a workspace folder containing a SOUL.md file that defines who they are and what they hand off to others.
Koko's job is content. Blog posts, newsletters, creative briefs, copy. The #koko-content channel is where I drop anything that needs writing or concepting. The response comes back in Discord and gets logged to Supabase.
The whole stack runs locally. Free OpenRouter model tier. Supabase free tier. Discord is free. OpenClaw is open source.

I shipped Vizora's launch post with that hero image. The image concept Koko wrote became the actual brief.
That's a weird sentence to type. My AI agent wrote the creative brief for my product launch. But that's what happened.

If you want the full setup — all seven agents, the Discord routing, the Supabase schema, the SOUL files — I documented it here: nexflowai.gumroad.com/l/npzufj
Or poke around the open source side first at docs.openclaw.ai.
Drop a comment if you want to know more about how Koko's SOUL file is structured — that's what shapes the quality of the output.