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Everyone treats Reddit like a channel. It's actually a skill. That's why 90% fail

I built TutorGPT — an AI homework helper that solves problems from a photo.

I launched Esprit Code – a tool that converts Figma designs to HTML/CSS instantly

Hot take: Most AI content tools are useless for creators.

Why your Lighthouse score lies to you sometimes

Skeptical comments improved my product more than praise did.

The biggest lie founders tell themselves: “We just need more users”

I realized growth was hiding in the feedback I ignored

The fastest way I learned which ideas mattered

I had a Reddit marketing problem that cost me 4 months and a product. So I reverse-engineered how their spam detection actually works.

I got tired of explaining myself with 5 different links, so I built this