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 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?

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

For those who aren't native English speakers: what's the best way to learn? I have the basics, but I want to reach a confident level. I've just started using Duolingo. How much does it actually help? Any other tips?

Most AI generated content is just a digital noise. Nowadays it's easy to generate 100 articles, but getting just 1 to actually rank is a different story. I've been experimenting with a workflow that moves away from quantity and focuses on quality, what actually increases the

Building products requires a lot of focus, but in 2026 I'm applying that same discipline to my health. In the last 1.5 years I managed to lose about 15kg. Then Christmas happened, and 4kg came right back 😱. I set new milestones for this year because I hate my shape. My goal

I can't decide between these two OG images. Which one would you actually click on? A or B?

"SEO is dead" - or so everyone says Yet, I already have 9 people on the waitlist for a tool that isn't even finished. Google is killing AI spam, but people still need traffic that actually works.

I wanted to make integrations seamless, so I built a webhook system that handles article publishing. To make it even easier, the tool generates an AI prompt for you - just copy-paste it, and you're connected in about a minute. You can trigger the publish manually or just set a

What's your current split between coding and marketing? I find it incredibly hard to switch contexts between the two in a single day.

To those who live in or frequently visit Mallorca 🇪🇸 I'm choosing between two specific windows for my next trip: late June or early September Which one is the winner for an active holiday? Aiming for the best mix of hiking, sightseeing, and coastal fun like swimming, snorkeling

Next week I'm launching something that might be stupid or genius. An affiliate program with a commission rate that makes no financial sense (short term). Never done this before. Terrified and excited. Those who've run affiliate programs: what do you wish you knew before

3 months ago I started building in public. It's slow, but steady growth: - 259 followers 🫂 - 65K impressions 👀 - 7K engagements (10.8% rate! 🔥) - 805 posts ✍️ - 11 waitlist signups in the last 8 days 😎 No overnight success here, just showing up every day. 2026 is going to

The speed of building with AI is just insane. Having multiple sub-agents deep diving into my content generation flow to find gaps and bugs simultaneously. A year ago, this felt like sci-fi and now it's my daily workflow. 2026 is going to be huge

The sign that it's time to do some marketing

Just shipped a public API. Now you can fetch your testimonials, filter by tag, rating, source type and render them however you want. Would you rather use pre-built widgets or build your own UI?

Every new SaaS has the same problem: no real testimonials. You can't get them without users... but, you can't get users without social proof. Building a feature for SayWall where you earn the ability to collect testimonials by writing one for another tool first. Would you use

I'm working on the new landing page. Which one is your favorite? A or B?