Two things live here:
๐ฑ Sorted โ a free iOS app to track what you take, log doses, spot overlaps, and see what's running low. Calm, not clinical.
๐ ๏ธ Build Lab โ $0.99: exactly how I shipped it as a non-developer with AI.
Sprout keeps me honest.
@kedytcom the international angle is the one nobody talks about. everyone knife-fights for the US top 100 and ignores that ranking in Poland or Chile is wide open. did the non-US installs convert as well, or just rank easier?
@mddanishyusuf@fayazara $177 MRR + 50 on trial at 15 days is a real curve, not a vanity number. and scoring the domain for $0 is the kind of unfair advantage you don't plan, you just say yes to. congrats ๐
@iamsnrjnr@X iOS, non-developer, shipped anyway ๐ built Sorted, a free app to track what supplements you log, what overlaps, what's running low. half of it was me arguing with AI at 1am. good to be here.
@imsethidev 180 followers + 80k impressions in 2 days is wild. took me way longer, and Sprout (my app's mascot) still judges my code daily ๐ฑ hi from another builder.
@juleslabador@markgurman the "no account, just send a link" call is the whole product. every other split-bill app dies the second it makes 4 friends sign up. you skipped the part everyone loses people on.
@andrewzacker@jackfriks the "nobody cares when you're failing" part is actually the useful filter. the 3 people who still reply when your numbers are bad are the ones worth keeping. found mine that way.
@compileandpush@davidbaseeth solo, every change goes past a few AI personas before I merge โ one on security, one hunting edge cases, one playing the user trying to break it. couple minutes, done. honestly I talk to them more than humans these days ๐
@Daniel_Farinax 400+ tools that can spin up their own build agents โ "app as orchestration layer" is where this all goes. the hard part won't be the tools, it'll be the UX that keeps 400 of them from feeling like 400. voice-first, or a command surface?
@matthewmillerai "$0 on ads" + a graph you can point to is the most persuasive marketing there is. building in public isn't just distribution โ it's the proof. "you can see exactly when it kicked in" is the whole case for showing up daily. what triggered the inflection?
@rejoiceitua the hardest part is the first post โ once you've publicly said "I'm building this," you can't quietly quit. that pressure is the whole feature. carry on, rooting for you ๐
@GuangyuRobert free + open source + building in public is the trust trifecta โ removes every reason to be skeptical before someone even tries it. and "Excel was built for floppy disks" is a killer wedge line. building in the open is the kind of receipts that convert. following ๐
@sarvagya_kul@textbackdoor "building in public means talking to a camera for 6 minutes" โ and that's exactly why most people don't. the willingness to be unpolished on camera IS the moat; it's the part that can't be faked or outsourced. respect for actually doing it.
@Obscra_void "we don't ask you to trust us, we let you inspect the code" is a killer line โ transparency as the product, not a feature. I made the same bet building mine: the screen I'm proudest of is the one that states plainly what the app refuses to do. trust > polish.
@KanikaBK the "give the agent a proper interface instead of a terminal" idea is the real unlock โ most people bounce off powerful tools purely because the surface is intimidating. a clean GUI is underrated distribution. UX is the moat more often than the model.
@phillips464 "all in one" for the job hunt is ambitious โ voice interviews + tracker + market intel is a lot to nail at once. honest q: which one's the hook that pulls people in? job seekers usually adopt for one painkiller, then find the rest. nice ship ๐ฅ
@mamadaliyev202 shipping ambient audio + "no app switching" is the right instinct โ every time someone leaves to start a rain playlist, that's a crack in the focus session you're selling. keeping the whole ritual in one place IS the product. nice ship ๐ฅ