@ChrisCrypt285 12 subagents on different tasks picking one after another for me it worked great because i got the end result just the ui polish is left.
The hardest part of building something isn't starting. It's showing up every day, especially when nobody is watching.
Still building. Still learning. Still moving.
Building a company during festivals hits differently.
Customers have their own deadlines.
Your team has plans.
And somehow, the work still needs to move forward.
Founder life doesn't always follow a calendar.
One post about my Gym ERP got 39K views.
10 trial signups.
3 paying customers.
Built with Claude Code.
The best part wasn't the reach. People actually bought the product.
A quick update for founders and clients: I’m currently suffering from dengue, so some scheduled meetings and business conversations will be delayed.
I had a few conversations lined up with fellow founders and will reconnect once I recover.
Thank you for understanding.
A screenshot of what building a product actually looks like.
17 tasks.
Multiple background processes.
Dependencies breaking.
Builds running again.
Not every minute of building looks impressive.
Sometimes progress is just fixing one small thing so the next 16 things can work.
Back to building.
The strangest part of building software isn't writing the code.
It's realizing that someone else's daily work now depends on a decision you made months ago.
A feature isn't just a feature anymore.
It's someone's Tuesday morning.