Productivity apps are boring. Habit trackers are ugly. I’m building MainQuest—the RPG for your life that you actually want to look at. Since I no longer have 40 hours a week for Elden Ring, I'm channeling that energy here. 🐲 Daily logs start now. I’ll be posting raw updates

Have you guys ever used multi agents in any app while building? If so, what was each agent doing? I don't think I have, yet

Me every single time 🥲

Sisyphus was the ultimate high-performer. 100% uptime. Unbroken streak. Zero distractions. Total progress: zero. Activity is not achievement. Stop measuring the push. Start measuring what stays at the peak. The boulder only stays up if you build a summit. 🪨

Infinity forces focus. Start an endless timer. Work until the list disappears.

New week. Same character. Build fast → ship → listen → repeat. Today’s quests: - GYM - Finish Leaderboards (final feature before Beta 1.0) - Deploy Beta 1.0 on Google Play - Release rollout plan on Discord (want in?) - Onboard remaining DS signups Infinite leveling. What

Got 2k impressions in 7 days, ~lots of ChatGPT recognitions, 96 reg. emails — all from 10 blog pages + 1 landing page. What are your top distribution channels? I want to learn more.

Quest Log: 30 Jan 2026 No crit fails. 0 HP lost. Today’s gonna be epic. Current Objectives: → Sending first onboarding scrolls (email list) → Finishing Story Feature → Planning next month’s marketing Check MainQuest launch teaser below. Does it nail the "Epic" vibe?

Leveled up yesterday. 6/8 quests finished. No critical failures. Today: • Story panels (Final form) • Discord Setup (from yesterday) • Story Mode completion • Preparing the first onboarding email No side quests today. Let’s roll.

Google SEO is STILL insanely good for pre-validating ideas—before shipping a single feature. Dropped a simple landing page + competitor comparison articles. Total effort: 1 hour. Live: exactly 1 week. Result? 10 clicks tracked. And it's kinda fake. The real result is users

Today’s XP Grind: 1. Morning Routine - DONE 2. Gym. 3. MainQuest: Story Mode coding + Visual assets (Story panels for this week) 4. Infrastructure: Discord Setup & Android Onboarding architecture 5. Side Quest: Client Call 6. The Raid: 4.5 hours of D&D 🎲 I’m either going to

Lesson from today: Planning an entire project’s timeline (even for just 6 weeks) takes a very long time, especially with different components like artwork, sound, story, the actual app, marketing, and community engagement. But seeing everything on paper is very relaxing and

Today focusing on deep work. Opened X, 45 min gone. F It's very easy to lose yourself here

"Fog of War" is the most underrated productivity hack. In RPGs, you only see the next 10 ft, not the full map. Founders fail by trying to plan the whole path to $1M ARR on Day 1—overwhelming. My MainQuest strategy: Clear the next 10 ft of code, ship, let the map reveal itself.

Weekly Story will be amazing. The players will unlock a new part of the story each week, based on their choices and actions in the game! Can't wait to share the progress with u

This week’s MainQuest dev cycle: ship beta 0.1! 1. Implement the Weekly Story delivery system 2. Prepare the Discord community server & marketing materials 3. Make the onboarding experience flawless 0% fluff. 100% shipping. Let’s level up. What’s the biggest monster

Just hit the first 15 registers on the pre-beta. Let's go! This was the target for this week.

I never find good domains when searching. Best ones pop up during random chats w/ friends. What makes a domain great nowadays?

#BuildInPublic Building MainQuest to RPG my life, but actually cool Why? Because I don't have time to play games enough Daily updates. Join: Follow + feedback :D https://t.co/RXvSB6Pb4W

Latest MainQuest Update: Disciplines Previously used Daily Quests for habit tracking. Dailies can now link to a Discipline to build habits & track analytics. Not released in public beta yet, I have some analytics to finish. Are there specifics you'd like to use?