I left my quant job in Chicago because I wanted to build something I cared about.
Last year, I started over. A new tech stack, new people, and a lot to learn.
I've built several products. Some failed. Others stalled.
I still want to build things, learn in public, and make money from something I created.
One question keeps coming back:
How do you get the right people to notice what you've built?
There are talented people building useful things that barely anyone sees. Building the product is only part of the work. Getting it in front of people is another.
That's the problem I want to work on: helping builders and small businesses get discovered.
And I'm starting with my own account.
I'll share what I build, how I try to reach people, and the results—including the things that don't work.
I don't know if I'll make it work. But I'm going to build it anyway and document the whole thing here.
If you're building something too, what are you working on?
If you're into coding, marketing, or agentic AI—or you're building a startup—let's #connect.
Starting again meant learning a new stack.
But the part I care most about is finding a problem worth staying with when the excitement of the technology wears off.
Building for a very specific profession?
Share your product and name the job it helps someone do. I'd like to see more tools beyond the usual founder audience.
Hey X! 👋
Solo builder from San Francisco!
Looking to connect with:
🌍 Anyone building cool things
🚀 Founders
🤖 AI builders
💻 Indie hackers
Building something?
Drop it below 👇
Let's connect so that grow together! 🤝
Building a startup and learning how to market it yourself?
Let's #connect. I'm interested in meeting people who enjoy both making the product and helping it get found.