About
Abu Huraira Bin Aman
Founder, adventure lover.
I build software companies: ThriveDesk, ThemeXpert, and the products at ConversLabs. I write code, sell it, support it, and decide what to cut. Away from the screen, I’m an adventure lover.
Now · Updated Nov 2026
Building Cacheyo, an AI performance expert for WooCommerce and Joomla shops.
What I think about
Sales
Most SaaS founders don’t have a product problem. They have a “nobody knows we exist” problem. I’ve sold through marketplaces and from my own site, and I’ve learned to own the customer instead of renting them.
Building
WordPress, Joomla, Shopify, Rust, and now AI agents. Building is easy. Giving people the right experience is not. Before I add a feature I ask who asked for it, and what it will cost to support forever.
Growth
Shipping is the easy part. Distribution is the job. Every week I ask the same things: what moved revenue, what wasted time, what did customers repeat, and what should I stop doing?
Learning
I learn by building. Rust for Faddy and our internal HRM. Claude Code for Zikr, which went from one Mac app to four platforms in two and a half months. Code is cheap now. Deciding what to build, what to cut, and when it’s good enough is the job.
Parenting
My first users weren’t on Product Hunt. They were at home. Family doesn’t say “nice app”. They tell you what’s wrong. Home is where I learn what actually matters.
Thinking
Build in public doesn’t mean posting revenue screenshots. It means showing the decisions. Numbers get likes. Decisions get trust. And not everything I build has to make money.
Reading
“Show Your Work!” by Austin Kleon shaped how I share: show the process, not just the finished thing. A launch is one post. A process is a hundred.