Most people talk about shipping fast. But realistically:
What’s your ideal shipping cadence?
- Multiple times a day
- Every few days
- Once a week, consistently
- Only when it’s fully ready
For anyone shipping solo right now:
What matters most after you launch?
- Building more features
- Finding more users
- Improving onboarding
- Listening to customer feedback
a product mechanic can be easy to understand and still give people no reason to return.
clarity earns the first visit. changing value earns the next one.
that's the part of wkly I'm rebuilding now.
what product do you revisit because something meaningful changed, not because it reminded you?
Never slept better and feeling reseted. Brand new me and brand new usage for all ChatGPT Work and Codex users. Regaining my youth one button press at a time.
Happy Thursday
the hardest part of building right now isn’t the code or the stack.
it’s finding a problem worth solving - without inventing another SaaS just to have something to launch.
what are you building this week - and what repeated frustration are you solving?
wkly started as a paid leaderboard.
the mechanic was clear. the reason to return wasn't.
so I'm rebuilding it around the part worth keeping: every monday starts a new experiment.
one real problem.
one new software tool.
a week of different solutions from the community.
no judges, prizes, or paid rank. just ideas, mockups, experiments, prototypes, and a community vote.
what would make you come back every monday?
https://t.co/y4ftmaBeyp spawned so many clones that someone build https://t.co/M0X0KqrQFg
a directory of outbid clones
which is also an outbid clone
the internet has achieved recursion