I Built a Full SaaS Product in 10 days While Working a Full-Time Job. Here’s Exactly How.

There is this idea floating around that building a SaaS product takes months. Maybe even a year. You need a team, a runway, a pitch deck, and a whole lot of coffee. I am here to tell you that is not always true. I built Landager, a property management platform for independent landlords, and took it from zero to a working MVP in about two weeks. I did this while working a full-time job. Evenings. Weekends. No team. Just me, my laptop, Antigravity(Obviously!) and a clear picture of what I wanted to build. This is not a humble brag. This is a breakdown of exactly how I did it, what stack I used, how I structured the project, and what decisions saved me the most time. If you are a developer sitting on an idea, maybe this will push you to just start. The Problem I Wanted to Solve I did my research using Gemini CLI, I gave it a custom built MCP that focuses on finding pain points beings discussed in various platforms like Reddit. I had got a few Ideas, but the ones that I could simply built