A few years ago I left corporate to build my own products.
Today I'm working on three:
🐝 https://t.co/9DBPopVUYg, physical hexagonal timer + mobile app (Kickstarter Q4 2026)
🧍 https://t.co/p5gJKkeC7C, macOS app for standing desk users
🤖 https://t.co/jwNsfeVkSj, AI task decomposer
Plus freelance work. Plus 2 kids.
Three things I learned this year:
1/ AI replaces juniors, not seniors. Vibe coding gives you working code. Experience decides what ships.
2/ Solo founding isn't about talent. It's about getting back up when things break.
3/ The best part is the freedom to say "wait, my son needs a bedtime story."
Building in public here. Follow along 👇
I've been using Claude for helping me with coding and it's been excellent so far.
I still haven't given ChatGPT Codex a proper chance.
For those who've used both extensively - is Codex worth switching to (or adding to the workflow), or would you stick with Claude?
Curious to hear real-world experiences from developers.
@kushmergedeck I launched Rivalzo https://t.co/uAIFmgQED3 - mobile split game for two few weeks ago and currently continue working on Pomobee https://t.co/nmjFtFTWDX