first time ever crossing 1,000 clicks in a single day from @Google Search on https://t.co/ZBT2Yuklaz.
> 1,056 clicks
> 110.9K impressions
when i started building this website, i genuinely did not expect it to reach numbers like these.
and there is still so much left to fix, build and experiment with.
72K+ users so far, and now this.
let's see how far we can take this thing. 📈
@elonmusk an AI-native marketplace where agents can compare prices, place orders and handle returns without human intervention would actually be interesting to see.
@kalashvasaniya i think i was one of the first people to try it after discovering it from your reply somewhere. genuinely a great product btw, nice work on this!
Fable 5.5 rumors are getting interesting 👀
"claude-fable-5-5" showed up in @Microsoft's Azure model catalog, and now "claude-onigiri-eap" is reportedly appearing in Artificial Analysis's frontend with low, medium, high and extra-high reasoning variants.
@AnthropicAI has not confirmed anything yet, and the @Azure listing appears to reuse Fable 5.1's existing specs.
but I am curious about one thing.
Opus 5.5 already matches Fable 5.1 on most workloads while costing 40% less to run, according to Anthropic.
so what does Fable 5.5 need to deliver?
for me, it is not another benchmark screenshot.
I want to see a meaningful jump in long-running coding tasks, fewer interventions, better context retention, and agents that can work through messy problems without constantly needing help.
if this leak is real, Anthropic has a pretty high bar to clear.
now we wait.
looks like a nice idea to me
registered just now; the onboarding flow is great.
it feels right from the start that you are building a serious product, that's great.
just a bug maybe, the limits on this page change when you exceed them, you might have a look at it:
https://t.co/9CipqNfVSe
@tibo_maker the revenue bands are a smart idea.
advice from someone who is just a few steps ahead of you can be way more useful than advice from someone operating at a completely different scale.
@divvsaxena at a job, you can be busy all day and still not move the needle. when you build on the side, you find out pretty quickly whether your work actually creates value for someone.
@swSalim not every day needs to be productive in a way you can measure.
i feel like getting your work done and spending time with your kids is a good day too.
@victor_bigfield i have to remind myself of this constantly. adding features feels like progress, but getting someone to actually use what you built is a different challenge.
@anupamrjp building https://t.co/kywDAxBvKs
a collection of free online tools that is getting some nice traction from google. trying to see how far I can take it :)
@kalashvasaniya the hardest thing is knowing whether to keep going or move on. talking to users and trying different ways to get customers helps you figure that out way faster than just building in isolation.
keeping going, man, you will figure it out with time.
https://t.co/ZBT2Yuklaz just hit 30 DR!!
for a tools website that i have been building and growing, this feels like a pretty solid milestone.
73k+ users, 100k+ pageviews, 1k+ clicks in a day, and now DR 30.
still have a long way to go, but seeing these numbers move in the right direction feels good.
back to building.
@b4dgerr yeah, especially if it is from a good college. the brand can get you into rooms you might not otherwise get considered for, and that head start matters.
in terms of actual skills, though, i think the degree matters a lot less these days.
getting 500 builders to show up in 3 days is a solid start. now imagine what this looks like when builders start discovering customers and collaborators through it.
i think the product has huge potential if the existing users start interacting with each other organically there. if you can reward this behavior, then growth can be insane.