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New on Snikus: Page Links 🔗

Startup pages just got more useful. You can now add up to 4 key links directly to your startup's traction card — your docs, pricing, changelog, or any page you want visitors to explore. No more hoping people find your website in the bio. They land on your startup's Snikus page, and within one click they're exactly where you want them, checking your pricing, reading your docs, whatever matters most. Small update, real impact for how founders showcase their startups. Head to your startup page's edit section to set yours up 🚀
Legacy Data Consultancy

Growth doesn't happen in comfortable places.

A few days ago, I told you about a boundary that got crossed. Then I told you about the person I turned to before I reacted. Here's the part I hadn't shared yet. That boundary being crossed didn't just reveal something about the other person. It revealed a side of me I hadn't been paying attention to. And once I saw it, I had a choice. Look away from it, or face it head on. I chose to face it. With the counsel I'd received, I addressed the situation directly. But the thing that made the difference wasn't what I said. It was staying calm while I said it. Keeping a level head in a heated moment is one of the hardest things to do. It's also one of the most powerful. I came out the other side of it in a better place. Healed, honestly, in a way I didn't expect going in. So here's what I'm curious about, and I'd genuinely love to hear from people who study this for a living. Conflict resolution experts, how do you coach people to stay calm in the heat of a moment like that? What's the difference between people who manage it and people who don't? I'll be reading every response.
Snikus Official's

Every startup needs a mark of trust. Now yours has one. 🛡️

We just shipped something founders on Snikus have been asking for: The Snikus Mark. If you're a registered startup on Snikus, you now have your own official badge, free, automatic, no approval needed. Add it to your website's footer or anywhere on your page (WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, all supported with a simple copy-paste embed). What it does: 🛡️ Signals credibility to visitors, customers, and investors landing on your site 🔗 Clicking it sends visitors straight to your Snikus Startup page ✅ Free, always yours as long as you're registered, nothing to renew It's a small addition, but it turns every visitor to your site into a potential discovery on Snikus. Go grab yours from your startup page → "Snikus Mark" tab.
Snikus Official's

Sharing Just Got Way Easier 🔗

New feature alert for founders! You can now share your startup page across WhatsApp, LinkedIn, X, and Email — all in one click. No more copying links manually or juggling tabs. Just hit share, pick your platform, and get your startup's progress in front of more people, faster. Building in public just got a little smoother 🚀
Snikus Official's

The Grind Is Showing 📊

Haven't even hit the full 30 days yet — and the graph is already telling its own story. Daily signups climbing. Daily posts climbing right alongside. No shortcuts, no paid growth tricks — just founders showing up daily, building in public, and a community actually engaging with real work. This is what consistency looks like before it even has time to fully mature. Imagine where this curve goes next. We're just getting started. 🚀
Snikus Official's

Community Score vs Founder Rank — what's the actual difference?

Been getting this question a lot, so let's clear it up 👇 Before you launch a startup on Snikus, everything runs on your Community Score. It's purely about you — your own activity, nothing to do with a startup. Likes on your posts, comments you get, comments you leave on others' posts, badges you earn — all of it adds up. Verified accounts even get a small extra boost. This shows up on your profile as your personal Community Score — it's not competing against anyone, just tracking your own progress. The moment you launch your first startup, everything changes. Your score shifts to Founder Rank Points — based on your startup's actual traction, combined across all your startups if you have more than one. Things like real hires, active teammates, followers, likes, posts, and genuine profile views all feed into it, along with badges and the Verified boost. This is the number that puts you on the Rankings page against other founders. Here's the part people usually miss: nothing you built before launching goes to waste. The second you launch your first startup, your entire Community Score carries straight over into your Founder Score. Everything you earned before still counts — it just becomes the foundation your founder journey builds on top of.

Hit a small milestone today 🎙️

Just crossed 50 comments across Snikus and unlocked the Community Voice badge. Honestly didn't expect it to add up this fast — turns out showing up daily and actually engaging with other founders' updates does more than I thought. Small actions, real signal. On to the next one 🚀
Snikus Official's

🚀 New Update: Projects Just Got a Better Showcase!

We just rolled out an upgraded UI for Projects on Snikus — now every founder, builder, and community member can showcase their work in a cleaner, more visual way right on their profile. Whether it's a startup, a side project, a tool you've built, or something you're still shipping — your Projects tab now presents it properly: cover image, category, description, and a direct link, all in one polished card that visitors actually want to click on. This is part of our ongoing effort to make sure real work gets the visibility it deserves — no more buried links or plain text lists. If you haven't added your project yet, now's a great time to show it off. Go add yours and let your work speak for itself.
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