Hello IndieHackers!
I'm not really good with blog posts, or titles, or product naming... But here we are.
I'm a life time learner, I'm the type of person who goes on youtube and looks for things to learn, picks something new every few months (and often abandons it), so I've created a perfect learning platform for myself, something that ingests learning materials (from PDFs to lecture recordings) and creates a study plan, materials (like quizzes and tests), etc.
It's nothing too fancy, it's fully bootstrapped project, with no external funding right now.
The part about frequently picking something up and then abandoning it stood out.
When you built this for yourself, did it mainly make learning easier to organize, or did you actually find yourself sticking with subjects longer than you normally would?
The fact that you built this from your own habit of constantly learning new things is actually a really interesting starting point. Curious — when you’re deciding what to build next, do you usually rely more on your own intuition, user feedback, and is this a real problem for you?