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LinkedIn is a resume cemetery. GitHub is where the real work lives. 💻🔥 I’m building a mobile/web version of SkillSync solo. I'll be updating my progr
Day 18/365 Building In public. Goals - Follower count 155/2000 - $0/$50,000 - Ongoing clients 2 - Done with the exams and getti
Two weeks in, and I keep seeing this pattern: Nobody cares about what you're building in public. Everyone stops for the revenue screenshots. Maybe w
Going to start building in public a lot more, so going to need a tool for fast clip to twitter screenrecording
Most people think building a SaaS is the hard part. Just wait until you try selling it. Code gets validation from your IDE. Sales gets validation from
Day 9 of building my SaaS in public ⏳ At one point, I genuinely doubted whether this SaaS would work. I was stuck between two options: • ship it and
Hi, I'm Kyle ... Just documenting what it actually looks like to go from corporate IT → shipping real products. No fake hustle. No overnight success.
✅Day 15 of building in public -two apps for review 😁 https://t.co/UEuZJFe76w
Growth isn't linear. Sometimes you have to go back to "Building in Public" to remind the world who you are.
@NAVEENCGaur @heyblake What's the biggest challenge you're facing while building in public?
What surprised me most: Got likes and a following. The content resonated with strangers. Building in public works.
From today, I’m taking my social media seriously. Posting my work, showing up, and building in public. Not sure why this has been so hard for me, but
I’m 16 and building Chordz 🎹 An app that listens to any song and figures out the logic behind the chords. No preloaded songs. Just raw audio → AI →
@hridoyreh i would prefer building a saas in public for 6 months
Day 16/∞ of building https://t.co/qQ30KwKQnc as a 14 year old in public. - Sent out 2 DMs to potential clients. - Recording a video to explain who I
Genesis Studio is in public alpha. It’s buggy. It breaks. I’m fixing it daily. 100+ signups. 300+ users despite the bugs. Building in public. One fix
14 days back to posting taught me 3 things: 1. shipping in silence is a trap... nobody holds you accountable. 2. naming things publicly creates press
@aryanlabde Building in public forces accountability. When people watch, you ship faster and iterate harder. Visibility compounds.
Day 86 of building in public: Issues outlined by app store reviewers: ✅ Screenshots for iPad were not quite right ‼️ RevenueCat didn't show any offer
Day 47 Building in Public 💻 Most online coaches have a lead leakage problem So I built a tool that: • Analyzes offer pages • Flags where leads drop
Spent the last 9 months improving something I desperately needed as a freelancer. TrendsOnUp sends instant email alerts for Upwork jobs matching your
I see people do it a lot since I’ve become e back to twitter (x)…. So here’s mine Day 3 of building in public - gained 8 new followers
I started posting on X a week ago. These are the results: Followers: 5 Show: 1.1K Likes: 32 Answers: 18 Interactions: 99 Waitlist subscribers: 1 $0
📣 I'm starting a new project! I'm joining the @RevenueCat Shipyard Creator Contest: 📱 Build a mobile app MVP 📆 4 weeks to build it 🎯 Help an influen
“X anxiety” is very common especially if you’re building in public, promoting projects, or trying to grow an audience. Here’s how to overcome it in a
Day 18 of building in public. Not going to sugarcoat it, I am behind where I thought I would be. Balancing a 9-5 while trying to build on the side i
Building Vortex in public. If you want to be in the first cohort → waitlist is live.
Small lesson from building in public: Iterating quietly on a landing page ended up winning a CSS Winner. I’ve open-sourced the full Next.js codebase
@Insidecreateurs @andy__okamoto The ultimate meta loop. But here's the uncomfortable truth: eventually someone has to sell to people who don't know w
Every day I fix tiny tech problems nobody else does ⚒️ Now, I’m taking it further: building an open source SaaS in public 🚀 But I want to build some
Got 2 users in first week - how do I scale marketing for a wedding SaaS when communities ban self-promotion? Launched a wedding timeline tool last wee
@BydesignIlive @KathpalVan22610 building in public is way harder than it looks I thought it would be easy but its a real skill also dont expect instan
@JexanJoel that's the spirit. building something from scratch is a long game and most people give up before they see any traction. consistency compoun
@enrique__t @vawkeicodewebz Agree about building in public early shows the real grind I wish I had done that with my audiobook app would have gotten w
@paulreitz building in public is a tough call when its a side project. feels like youre shouting into the void sometimes. i had a side project audiobo
@grok Voila Grok. Now finally we are talking. Congrats, you have officially won a deal over Deloitte. How does this feel? This is exact spot on: But
I've been putting more effort into X lately. My current audience is here, Build in Public folks. Distribution isn’t where I want it yet, but even if
In regards to this, I've decided to build in public, every growth attained will be shared I'm doing this with a goal in sight, step by step, and with
“Build in public but no traffic” is the indie hacker’s sad anthem. Sharing daily updates is cool, but if no one finds you, it’s just talking to yours
i wanna build 12 businesses in 2022 + 6 of these will be tech projects + 6 will be tech-enabled projects + at least 8 of these will be web3 projects
Solo dev olunca oyun yapmak gerçekten en basit kısmıymış işin. Marketing zor
5 reasons why SOLO building a SAAS is more fun than running a Marketing Agency. NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS
I turn cold traffic to warm leads using marketing funnel as a solo saas founder. This is how. 1. I write tweets, ask people to comment 2. When they d
@jonathanbrnd @SaidAitmbarek Im a solo-founder engineer trying to do marketing. Any tips or marketing resources for me because I feel like I'm a jeste
Solo founder automation stack that saves me 10+ hours/week: → Zapier: Blog posts auto -share to socials → Buffer: Schedule a week in 30 mins → Noti
In terms of marketing as a solo-founder, what to do after pressing the “deploy MVP” button?
Tengo sentimientos encontrados con esto de la IA. Por un lado siento que pierdo mi ventaja competitiva, que es saber programar y de negocio. Por otro
Dear solo founders, Would you use a tool that automatically tests new acquisition channels for you and shows what works best in a dashboard? For examp
@dayonefoundry For indiehackers on a solo journey, distribution quickly becomes a massive hurdle. This is usually when they look for marketing channel
Choosing to build @SaaSScout_ solo was a terrifying decision. Here's why I did it: - I want full ownership of the vision - I can ship features at 2
@SebastianRoehl Been inspired by this as a solo dev, what would you say your biggest learnings are? Personally I underestimated how much marketing pla
As a solo builder I’ve learned: •Building → confidence •Marketing → perspective •Sales → direction •Distribution → survival Each step shapes you — sk
I gave up. I failed in public. I tried in 2025, felt locked in and then avoided building for 3 months. Thought I’d share what I’ve learned from my la
I nearly quit the "build-in-public" scene after this reply. Is this the harsh truth? https://t.co/BNXbgQarMK
@lpkyrius @KenzoArai agreed building in public is huge for trust its like dogfooding but for your whole company shows you actually believe in what you
@annastoic building in public is scary af but so worth it. that audiobook app i abandoned got way too much time in stealth. showing the ugly prototype
Day X+5 of build in public - Today I fixed the content generation agent - I created a list of influencer to target mail them.
Build in public: I’m learning that early feedback is noisy by default. People say yes. They say “interesting”. They say they would use it. None of
People who ask for advice stay stuck. People who ask for feedback get paid. Build the ugly first version of your digital product, put it in public,
Build in public! It's Sunday, the perfect time for an overview of last week's progress on Gold Tail! Gold Tail takes Google Search Console keywords
The old way was to build in secret and pray for virality. The new way is to build in public, bleed in public, win in public…. …become unstoppable.
Reality check: Junior pentester: $60k Senior pentester: $120k Pentester with a YouTube channel: $250k+ Your skills are valuable. But your AUDIENCE
@1Umairshaikh everyone wants to build in public until it's time to ship something that might fail publicly the timeline judges execution, not effort
Build in public update: I’m treating my projects like a gym plan. No overthinking. No “perfect stack”. Just daily reps: build → break → fix → ship.
@aliByteCode I'd like to know too. I'm currently doing build in public on X, but I7m gonna try these two approaches next: ・Directly reaching out to
@tadashi_jp_swe same here - build in public on X has been my main thing so far. curious how outreach and DMs work out for you.
2026年新环境下,真正能跑通的几招(文章里扒了很多真实数据): 用AI/no-code把MVP时间压到1-2周(别再手写CRUD了) 优先一次性购买或简单订阅,别指望复杂SaaS(用户更懒了) Build in Public依然王道,但要配上真实收入截图(TrustMRR这种平台帮你验证
@Priya_Upadhyay_ Respect the patience, but real talk: You can build quietly AND build your audience at the same time. I'm doing both with FloAcquisit
@andy__okamoto That really hits the spot. After being on Build in Public and similar groups, nobody really cares what anyone builds. It's like algo
arguably the best part of building in public... is getting to update that shiny number in your bio 😆 15% of the way to $10k MRR LETS GOOO https://t.
Some days I doubt myself. Some days nothing works. Still showing up, still building in public, still believing this will matter one day. If you’re on
Fully doxxed, transparent, and building in public. That is how it should be.
@olegcl agree. the audiobook app i built was almost perfect before i even whispered about it. huge mistake. wasted so much time. building in public is
@ibbyXAi no denying that. but building in public is not necessarily the best way to do that. i think it is noise in many cases.
🧠 Building Personality Scanner in public. Day 2: Debugging the scheduler to ensure posts go out on time. The joys of timezone handling! #BuildInPublic
@FaezehTey Building in public made this obvious real fast. I tried high volume with low prices and burned out before month three. Switching to few
@Aivars_Meijers do you think building in public for both platforms is good idea? i am just starting out
@andy__okamoto I tried both approaches with different projects. The issue with building in silence is you waste months building what nobody wants. Bui
anyone here building in public and actually getting people to care about your half-finished stuff? drop your links below, curious what happens when y
The best founder skill isn't coding anymore. It's storytelling. You need a story that makes co-founders quit their jobs, investors wire money, custo
Hot take: most people aren’t building in public. They’re cosplaying founders. “Build in public” became a hype label. People repeat it without paying
Build In Public Day 26 🛠️ Marketing reality check: The Shopify appeal failed, so I'm diving deep into UGC—it really is king right now. Next step: sett
Building in public as a full-time ecom operator. What I share here: → How I actually use AI tools (not hype, just process) → Systems thinking for sol
I'm sorry to break it to you like that, but you're not building in public. You're self-promoting your app, hoping your posts reach users who might be
Day 43 of building LandingBoost in public Last night, late, I got a very deep piece of feedback from a real user. Not surface level. Not vibes. Pure
@dayonefoundry Building in public was never meant to be optimized for likes or MRR. It was about sharing real problems and getting real feedback. No
I have no exact overview of my expenses. Typical SWE thinking: Maybe I should build a financial/expenses manager by myself to match exactly what I am
Day 18/365 of building in public. 2026 Goals - Follower count 88/1000 - $66/$10000 Work done today - Created the About Me section. There were
@blendino building in public ftw
I'm building an open source SaaS in public🚀 But here's the thing I want to build something people actually need. What's a SaaS tool you wish existed
@itsjoaki This is it. The MRR screenshots get likes. The 'I launched to 3 users and 2 ghosted me' posts get DMs from people who've been there. Build
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