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Jul 24, 2026created a post
My first customer email was a crash report
Jul 19, 2026created a post
Following up: my little nicotine app was quiet, so I looked at the funnel instead of blaming the app
Jul 19, 2026created a post
How I skipped the loopback driver for DAW visuals
Jul 16, 2026created a post
My app hit #1 in its category, and it changed almost nothing
Jul 11, 2026commented on a post
Everyone told me to do subscriptions. I shipped a free app with a one-time unlock and zero data collection instead. Talk me out of it?
Jul 11, 2026created a post
My two fitness apps share a buyer, not a workout. So I paired them.
Jul 11, 2026created a post
The highest-intent user is someone already paying a competitor
Jul 9, 2026created a post
I shipped a tiny $0.99 Mac app that fixes my sampler's most annoying error
Jul 7, 2026commented on a post
I spent 10 minutes squinting at robots.txt so you never have to
Jul 7, 2026created a post
I spent 10 minutes squinting at robots.txt so you never have to
Jul 7, 2026created a post
I shipped For Time, the one feature I said I wouldn't add
Jul 6, 2026created a post
1.6.0: a user asked, so I shipped it
Jun 30, 2026created a post
I rated 500 songs in beers. These 10 are unsalvageable.
Jun 26, 2026commented on a post
Most early-stage SaaS companies miss churn signals — here’s how to catch them early
Jun 26, 2026commented on a post
I Expected Traffic to Hit Zero. It Didn’t.
Jun 26, 2026commented on a post
I built a tool that analyzes up to 500 App Store reviews to see where to improve.
Jun 26, 2026commented on a post
The payment path works — activation doesn't. Redesigning our onboarding around one event.
Jun 25, 2026commented on a post
Reworked my app after your liability feedback. Now deciding: keep going or move on — what would you do?
Jun 25, 2026commented on a post
Reworked my app after your liability feedback. Now deciding: keep going or move on — what would you do?
Jun 25, 2026commented on a post
I built a tool directory that doesn't pretend every founder has the same needs

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