Frameworks are easy to overthink. Distribution is not.

While building EventDocs.io, I spent a lot of time thinking about the tech stack. That part felt familiar and comfortable. What I’ve been much worse at, honestly, is distribution.

I don’t have an audience. I have a small X account, a few IndieHackers posts, and that’s about it. And that’s been a good reminder that choosing the “right” framework doesn’t magically solve the hard part of getting the product in front of people who actually need it.

The stack only helped in one way. It let me build and iterate without friction. Everything else, explaining the problem clearly, finding the right users, earning attention, is still something I’m figuring out.

I wrote more yesterday about the technical side of how I built EventDocs.io, in case that context is useful. But this is the part I’m actively learning now. Building is only half the job.
→ https://www.indiehackers.com/post/building-eventdocs-io-with-kotlin-multiplatform-firebase-c2Wg9ghQWtNZwIBg54hB