I'm making a few decisions to take my indie dev journey seriously and focus on what I actually enjoy. 1. No more shitposting or posting just for engagement. Even if my tweets get 0 likes, I'll keep sharing what I genuinely think. 2. I'll share my product-building journey from day 1 to launch. The good, the bad, and everything in between. 3. Launch a new product every 30 days and see what actually works. 4. Starting a new project today. Once I find an idea worth building, I'll share it from day 1. No waiting until it's finished. Let's build something real. 🚀

Been posting my indie dev journey on both Reddit and X lately. And all I can say is Reddit is CRAZY If it works, it works. Reddit is officially my second favourite thing after SEO. (And yeah, SEO still wins)

6 months into my indie dev journey. Started with 0 → now 3,450 followers. 2M+ impressions. 5+ products launched. But the most valuable thing I gained? Connections with people who actually matter. And we're just getting started. 🚀

As a developer, what do you like in your product: - Light mode - Dark Mode - Both

Is ChatGPT still your default AI ?

One thing I've learned about growing on X: Reply to your mutuals. Actually engage with people. Build connections. If you're in tech, say hi and let's connect 👋

You have literally $0 for marketing. How are you getting your first 10 paying users?

which one has better usage limits? - Opus 5.5 - GPT-6 Astra

Can I ask a DUMB tech question? Why do we still need to manually update apps when they already know there's a new version available? Why can't they just update themselves while we're sleeping?

Al won't replace jobs. It will create new ones Okay. Name one

Which Database Should Beginners Learn First?

🚨 claude users ! OpenAI offered you 3 months of free Pro usage. Would you switch to Codex ?

Builders, what are you building today?