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Sep 5, 2026commented on a post
How notification overload and context-switching killed our engineering focus (and why I built a tool to fix it)
Sep 4, 2026created a post
How notification overload and context-switching killed our engineering focus (and why I built a tool to fix it)
Aug 15, 2026created a post
Stop burning out your engineers.
Aug 12, 2026created a post
Built a B2B MVP to help companies keep employees focused and stress-free (Looking for brutal feedback)
Aug 3, 2026commented on a post
Just launched the landing page for my new project, toxstopapp!
Aug 2, 2026created a post
Just shipped my landing page for my new project! Would love your feedback 🚀
Jun 2, 2026commented on a post
Just launched the landing page for my new project, toxstopapp!
Jun 2, 2026created a post
Just launched the landing page for my new project, toxstopapp!
Jun 2, 2026created a post
Just launched the landing page for my new project, toxstopapp!
May 26, 2026created a post
Building a focus tool for tech employees to fight digital distraction—am I hitting the right pain point?
May 25, 2026commented on a post
After 200+ investor conversations, I started noticing 3 very different types of investors
May 24, 2026commented on a post
your revenue is leaking. this catches it.
May 23, 2026commented on a post
I used $30,983 of AI tokens last month in Claude code on $200/mo plan
May 22, 2026commented on a post
Product Hunt is done. I have 1 sign-up and $0 MRR. Here's how I'm thinking about finding my first paying customer.
May 21, 2026commented on a post
AI runs 70% of my distribution. The exact stack.
May 20, 2026commented on a post
Building a $20k/mo portfolio and finally going all-in on a 17-year-old product
May 20, 2026commented on a post
Still no paying users. So I'm doing something different.
May 19, 2026commented on a post
I made a mistake every first-time founder makes — I built first, validated later. Here's what I'd do differently.
May 18, 2026commented on a post
Most startups don’t fail because the founders are lazy
May 18, 2026commented on a post
The most embarrassing realization I had this week: Our startup was completely invisible to Google.

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