Currently dogfooding a tool I’m building.
Goal:
Dump messy thoughts
→ extract tasks automatically
→ see work as a timeline
Still adjusting the model as I use it.
Curious: how do you usually track random tasks that come up during the day?
During a short break from building Briefing, I went down the rabbit hole of creating AI influencers.
I ended up building a small tool to make the process much easier.
Now I’m wondering:
Would people actually want a simplified AI influencer creator?
During a short break from building Briefing, I went down the rabbit hole of creating AI influencers.
I ended up building a small tool to make the process much easier.
Now I’m wondering:
Would people actually want a simplified AI influencer creator?
Took a small break from building Briefing and experimented with AI influencers.
Two quick takeaways:
Starting is surprisingly easy now
Sustaining it is still a consistency game
Also… the whole space feels like it’s sitting in a grey area.
Currently dogfooding a tool I’m building.
Goal:
Dump messy thoughts
→ extract tasks automatically
→ see work as a timeline
Still adjusting the model as I use it.
Curious: how do you usually track random tasks that come up during the day?
Tiny UI tweak in Briefing.
Categories used to appear on the second line of each task. Now they sit on the left side.
Nothing major, but the timeline suddenly feels cleaner and more distinctive.
Funny how small design decisions can make a product feel like its own thing.
Started real user testing for Briefing today.
First testers are my family members.
Already seeing interesting behavior and getting valuable insights.
Building something yourself vs. watching someone else use it is a completely different experience.
Realization while building Briefing.
I originally thought the target users were engineering managers and tech leads.
But the more I use it, the more it feels perfect for indie hackers and the build in public crowd.
Messy thoughts → timeline of tasks, blockers, and follow ups.
Might start with our crowd first.
Realizing I’m still not used to building in public.
Had some big updates yesterday and never thought of posting them.
Need to get better at documenting the journey.
Is it just me, or do posts inside communities get way more impressions than regular public posts?
My posts in Build in Public seem to perform much better than posting normally.