16 years of shipping code for others. Now, I'm finally building my own path. I'm shifting my focus to creating tools that help others succeed while I chase my own $10k MRR goal. What I'm building: 🔍 https://t.co/fXa3eW938M – AI-powered SEO to stop the keyword struggle and

Generating articles that actually rank and get cited by AI is much harder than it looks. Most of the time, you just end up with generic AI fluff. Solving this isn't about better prompts. It’s about the workflow behind the scenes. To make it work long-term, I'm currently

Building my first app ever. It's a simple step tracker with some motivational stuff and public challenges. I'm using Expo for it and a lot of AI 😀 What was your first app?

Honestly can't process how different this feels. Spent a day planning with Claude, and today I built this whole content calendar. In one day. And it actually works. I don't know if I should be celebrating or having an existential crisis lmao. How much are you guys actually

Building something new. Something I've never dared to try before. A new chapter begins today 🤫

Is this validation? 6 signups from 55 visitors on my waitlist. This is why I build in public and not in silence. Before joining X, I couldn't have imagined this kind of early traction. It's a completely different game when you know people are actually waiting for your product.

Most onboarding flows are too short to provide value or too long to keep users. I'm testing a middle ground, a 60-second "Aha! moment" that generates a full SEO strategy before the paywall. It requires more upfront data, but the goal is to prove the value before asking for a

Something is cooking in the background. After some deep planning, it's time to build. Claude Code is doing the heavy lifting today, I've never moved this fast

67% of your customers would leave a testimonial if you offered a discount. 67% But most founders just send "hey, would you mind leaving a review?" ...and wonder why nobody responds. Flip the script to "leave a testimonial → get 15% off" You're not bribing. You're respecting

I'm starting over. Yesterday, I decided to rewrite my project from scratch. It hurts to delete months of work, but the complexity was killing the quality. The new goal is clear. No bloat, no confusion. The best SEO content on the market with Zero headaches. I'm building the

Now that I'm rebuilding my project from scratch, I want to switch to a MoR to handle global taxes What's the move in 2026? Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, or something else? What worked for you and why?

Less is more I rebuilt my project's landing page from scratch today. It's no longer an AI factory. It's a tool for quality-first SEOs. Why the pivot? - Zero generic fluff – Only high-intent, ranking-ready content - Context is king – It learns from your files and your

Today's goal achieved 🔥 I'm aiming for 10k steps a day for the majority of the year. What's your goal for today?

I wanted to make collecting testimonials even easier with SayWall. This morning I released the new Request Testimonial feature. You can now send request emails directly from the dashboard, choose between templates, customize them, and set up automatic reminders. I’m now

Mass AI content is a scam 30 articles/month sounds great until: - None of them rank - Google penalizes your site - You wasted $99/mo on garbage Staring at mass-deleting 200k lines of my AI SEO tool Rebuilding from scratch with one rule: 8 quality articles that rank > 30 that

Finally shipped the thing I've been thinking about for years. Few weeks ago, I finally stopped overthinking and started shipping. Today, SayWall is live on Peerlist. Simple testimonial widgets for indie hackers. No complexity. No slow embeds. Building in public, launching in

I used to spend 4 hours a day watching other people's perfect lives on TikTok and YouTube. Just scrolling and watching everyone else get fit, get rich, and win. Finally had enough. The cost was giving up the cheap dopamine, but the profit was finally launching my own projects.

SayWall just jumped from 0.8 to 3.7 DR in only 2 days. 🥳 The momentum is getting real, excited to see what next weeks brings with the upcoming launches

Added confetti explosions to my SaaS 🥳 Why? 6 out of 8 users ghosted after seeing an empty dashboard Spent today building a 3-step setup guide with dopamine rewards for each small win. Already shipped. Will gamification fix my 75% dropout or am I just coping? Drop your

Marketing feels impossible at first. But here's what changed: I stopped waiting for perfect and just showed up daily. Share progress. Post your wins and fails. Reply to others. Repeat. It gets easier when you make it a habit, not a project. What's your #1 rule for staying