Was making a tutorial for @vidlumexads and noticed the audio sounded like I was recording during a Category 5 hurricane.
Turns out the hurricane was just… my mouth.
Built a DIY dead cat for the mic.
Problem solved.
Started the day as a SaaS founder. Ended it doing acoustic engineering with household items.
Today i learned about “Leap of faith”.
You’re building on assumptions you believe are true, but haven’t proven yet.
Will people want this?
Will they pay for it?
Will they use it the way you expect?
Don’t spend 6 months guessing.
Build the smallest version → measure real behavior → learn → iterate.
Startups don’t eliminate uncertainty.
They turn assumptions into evidence.
This is what @vidlumexads AI does to lifeless property footage.
Before: just another listing. After: a scroll-stopping property video built to attract buyers.
No editing knowledge. No prompting skills. Just a few clicks.
Create up to 2 marketing videos for free.
Watch the transformation 👇
#realestatemaketing #propertymarketing #realestateai #marketing
I still remember making my first coding tutorial video nearly 3 years ago, a one hour deep dive into MERN authentication, JWTs, session management, and all the fundamentals.
I’ve been coding for around 5 years now. In the beginning, I focused heavily on building a strong foundation: backend development, networking, frontend engineering, databases, and system design. I also have a Computer Science degree, which played a role in my learning, even though much of the curriculum was already outdated by the time I graduated.
What fascinates me is how dramatically this industry has changed. I’ve experienced both worlds — from writing every function, method, and implementation detail by hand to now using AI to accelerate development, build multiple SaaS products, and balance it all alongside a full-time job.
Technology will continue to evolve, whether we like it or not. The builders who thrive won’t be the ones resisting change, but the ones willing to adapt, learn, and take advantage of what’s in front of them.
Keep building. Keep learning. Keep shipping.
All the best to every builder out there. 🚀
Building a free screen recording Chrome extension 🎥
Record your active tab or whole screen with system audio + microphone input.
Multiple encoding options. Multiple resolutions. No user signups. No long onboarding. No data collection.
Just open, record, export.
#buildinginpublic #chrome
I love reading horror stories, but honestly, long Reddit-style posts can be hard to finish sometimes.
So I built @audloom — a simple tool that turns stories into natural voice, so you can listen instead of scrolling forever.
Perfect for horror stories, long threads, creepy experiences, and deep community posts.
Try it once with a story you love. It feels completely different when you hear it.
#reddit #buildinpublic #podcast #story
@terencebuilds@vidlumexads@audloom Exactly in that direction. Starting lean screen recording + console errors + AI summary + shareable bug/demo reports. Not trying to rebuild Jam on day one, just shipping the painful developer workflow first and going deeper from real feedback.
2 months. 2 software tools built.
@vidlumexads@audloom
Already building the third one.
This one is more for developers — screen recording, transcoding, and shareable AI summaries.
Guess what it could be?
Hint - broken flows, ui issues, console errors