slightly restless, and sharing what I build from it 🏗️

here.
Joined October 2021
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InPublic is live 🚀 Most builder bios link to a Linktree or a Notion page. Neither shows how the build is actually going. 📊 InPublic is one page for everything you build in public: - your projects and their status - MRR, users, customers - goals with progress - milestones and updates 🎨 The fun part is the look. 16 styles: terminal, paper, blueprint, retro OS, newspaper, synthwave and more. Pick your own colors and fonts. And every block can have its own style. New styles, fonts and colors will keep coming, so there will be more and more ways to make it yours. Two more things: - your link unfolds into a card with your numbers when you share it on X - every milestone gets its own card, ready to post 🆓 It's free. You can build your profile without signing up and only sign in to publish. Want an example? My profile is linked in my bio. I mixed styles block by block on purpose, to show what's possible. Yours can be as calm or as loud as you want. Open to feedback and ideas, reply here or DM me. Any support means a lot 🙏 inpublic.page
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🎊Celebrating 1,600 followers🎊 The other two are running late, but I'm not holding up the party for them. Let's connect! 🎉😆
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20 years of digital marketing focused on ux, content and technical seo 2026 hits and AI wants me to be a `AI-forward Solutions Architect` haiyaaaa 🤦‍♀️ AI solutions jobs anyone?
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🚀 ScopeYes is LIVE. Client says: “Can we just add one small thing?” You say: “Sure.” And suddenly your 2-week project becomes a 2-month project. 😭 I built ScopeYes to help freelancers & agencies prevent scope creep before it becomes a problem. With ScopeYes you can: → Define project scope clearly → Create change requests → Show cost & timeline impact → Get recorded client approval → Keep everything documented No more “but I thought that was included.” 🎁 Launch offer: The first 15 users get a special launch discount. I’d genuinely love your feedback. 👇 Check it out: scopeyes.com If you find something you love (or hate 😅), comment below. Let’s build this properly.
🤖 Made with AI
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It's finally here The greatest app for organization, collaboration, and getting stuff done! This is my only notes/tasks/reminders app I erased Slack It connects with MCP/API to Claude/Codex Write out everything you need to work on and if something is a code change for example, assign to Claude right from here It has a built in Agent in chat like your worker, which will create tasks, reminders, search the web, and more. My app is free for notes/tasks theseedapp.com Would love feedback @VanillaCache
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Meet Diing! 🔥 8 years ago I tried paid ads, got enough clients to quit my job, and never looked back. Today I'm launching Diing MCP. It guides founders step by step to launch their first profitable X ads campaign. (link below)
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HelixDB is literally going to be one of the biggest companies out of this decade.
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Hey you I hope you make it Wishing for your success, Picoito
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IndieWait is live on TinyLaunch! Let's get that DR 70 backlink for my product by reaching the top 3 position. Every vote counts 💪 Direct link in first reply.
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If the bot police showed up.. would these stats hold up?
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npx prepare for landing AlignMyDesign.com
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Things are getting really tight here 😱
Guys We are only 3 votes ahead of 2nd place If you can please help me a little 🙏
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“Just ship faster” is bad advice. Solo founders need to ship smarter, not faster.
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I built VimRSS - a minimalist RSS reader with Vim keybindings. It was taking the Paddle team too much time to approve my DocsToAPI payment. In that time, I built this. Why: I couldn’t find any Newsboat-like newsreader that syncs across devices. So I built a web version of it.
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It’s okay to rest. Burnout doesn’t make you productive.
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You don’t need mentors, you need action. @naval
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x algo is gonna change. it always does. what matters is staying consistent no matter how your account is doing i’ve already seen so many founders quit not because they failed, but because the wave stopped it’s easy to show up when things are working when numbers go up when engagement feels good the real test is showing up when it’s quiet when the wave isn’t there most people disappear there don’t be one of them
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AI will take away your jobs. But today, @grok offered me a job. Thanks, @elonmusk, for making AI serve humans. Here’s why I think Grok is recommending my profile: 1. For the past few days, I’ve been building in public. 2. Every day, I ship something and share it (format: Day # of building Convert api…). 3. I quote my older posts in each new post.
Day 13 of building convert API I spent 1 hour while upgrading my Ubuntu to 22.04 LTS Server I was in a hurry, so just SSH into the server. My SSH connection just got dropped while I was asked this question. And I just forgot to open backup SSH port 1022 on hetzner firewall. Problem is fixed. Should have used AUTOSSH instead of SSH. That keeps the connection alive.
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I am building a conversion API - Image -> Image (webp/avif, compression, quality) - url -> pdf - url -> screenshot - docx -> pdf - video 1 format into another (challening) - docx, pptx -> pdf - pdf -> pdf compression - image -> pdf What have been built: - Postman like Client so that users can tinker with curl/fetch commands - example endpoints
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S3 is powered by millions of HDDs. This @andywarfield article is a fascinating look under the covers one of the largest storage systems on earth. I particularly enjoyed the discussion of scaling both the technology and ones self as an engineer.
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