Decided to start posting random conversations on my YouTube channel 🎙️
Had a chat with my good friend @15M0J
We talked about Tennis 🎾, Tech 👨🏽💻, Software Products, Football ⚽️
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POV: You’re looking for apartment in Lagos.
At this point, na survival mission.
Or… you can skip the stress 😌🏡
👉 Let’s go. Let’s bud.
#explore#realestate#viral#househunting#meme
After months of planning, testing, and giving our best, letbud is finally fully active. Built for Nigeria’s nationwide, designed to solve rental problems.
Welcome to a new standard.
Follow, like, and comment ‘DAY ONE’ if you’re here early.
It started with one question—
why is this still so stressful?
So we stopped complaining and built something better.
Something simpler. Clearer. Less chaotic.
That’s Letbud.
We’re live now.
#rentals#realestate#Nigeria#lagos#abuja#nationwide
Most digital wellbeing tools block you.
Timers. Walls. Discipline.
I built something different: A 5-sec “green door” before opening apps.
Complete it or skip it. Either way, you proceed. Not restriction. Reflection.
Demo: https://t.co/2QHx9eunl9
#figmamakeathon
Most digital wellbeing tools block you.
Timers. Walls. Discipline.
I built something different: A 5-sec “green door” before opening apps.
Complete it or skip it. Either way, you proceed. Not restriction. Reflection.
Demo: https://t.co/2QHx9eunl9
#figmamakeathon
One of our most requested features is here! ✍️✨
Introducing Direct Edits.
Vibe Design is incredible for exploring ideas at lightspeed, but sometimes you just need to fix a typo or swap an image. Now, you can add that final layer of polish right inside Stitch.
You can manually edit text and images, or highlight a specific part of the screen and ask the agent to surgically update it.
3 ways to jump in:
1️⃣ Select a screen and hit the Edit dropdown.
2️⃣ Grab the Edit Tool from the global toolbar.
3️⃣ Select Tool: Double-click a screen to center it, then double-click again to enter Direct Edit mode.
Go perfect those vibes. ✨
I should’ve added more context:
Startups need the room to make drastic changes to the product — to find product-market fit (e.g., starting from scratch, renaming the app, etc).
The narrative can get so complex that no audience can keep up.
When you have a bunch of people watching you, it’s difficult to make those changes that only you can understand.
So building in front of people can meaningfully encumber exploratory/zero-to-one development (but it can be great for previewing features for mature apps).
Build-in-public is probably the wrong move for startups, where the attention they command is finite
Ironically, Build-in-public may be best for established companies: you can pre-announce features, get early feedback from the userbase, identify all edge-cases, get buy-in from the community, and then finally: Launch with precision
WhatsApp groups assume permanence.
Human coordination doesn’t.
That mismatch quietly creates one of the biggest UX problems in messaging: group sprawl.
Most groups are created for finite tasks:
– event planning
– incident response
– short-term coordination
This pairs cleanly with recent “approve before joining groups” work.
That controls entry.
Temporary groups control persistence.
Together, they turn group participation into a lightweight commitment instead of a permanent burden.