Coddle is the agentic workspace for product development made for developers and teams. Built by @threndin.
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Coddle is officially LIVE.
Today, we’re launching Coddle — the agentic workspace for product development.
Today marks the beginning of a new chapter for us.
Coddle is live. Signup and start building with Coddle.
👉 coddle.dev
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Coddle Learn
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I'm building Coddle Learn, an open-source interactive learning platform for developers.
Today is Day 277 of 365 Days of Code.
Today, I worked on the dashboard, I added a welcome banner, a contribution graph to track activity, a daily learning plan, an interactive next-steps checklist to guide users, and a learning overview with progress tracking and daily goals.
Coddle Learn is open source, and contributions are welcome. You can explore the codebase, report issues, suggest features, or contribute code.
Check out the repository: github.com/threndin/coddle-l…
Check out what I'm building at Coddle Learn
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Coddle learn - learn.coddle.dev
@coddleai
Introducing Coddle Learn — Learn, Build, Share, Grow.
I’m building Coddle Learn, an open-source interactive learning platform and the latest product in the Coddle ecosystem at coddle.dev, designed to help developers start and grow their careers.
The idea is simple: learning to become a developer shouldn’t be about jumping between hundreds of YouTube videos, articles, courses, and resources without knowing what to learn next.
Coddle Learn will bring structured roadmaps, courses from professional contributors, curated external resources, interactive learning, practical projects, assessments, free certificates, community discussions, mentorship, and more into one platform.
I also want it to support experienced developers. Learning doesn’t stop after getting your first job, so Coddle Learn will include resources and paths for developers who want to deepen their skills, explore new technologies, or learn something completely different.
Most importantly, Coddle Learn will be open source.
I want developers to be able to contribute courses, create roadmaps, improve the platform, share resources, build features, fix issues, and help shape what it becomes.
I’m starting the build now, and I’d love to have developers, educators, mentors, designers, and anyone passionate about improving developer education contribute to it.
If you want to build something useful for the developer community with me, contributions are welcome.
Coddle Learn — Learn, Build, Share, Grow.
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Introducing Coddle Learn — Learn, Build, Share, Grow.
I’m building Coddle Learn, an open-source interactive learning platform and the latest product in the Coddle ecosystem at coddle.dev, designed to help developers start and grow their careers.
The idea is simple: learning to become a developer shouldn’t be about jumping between hundreds of YouTube videos, articles, courses, and resources without knowing what to learn next.
Coddle Learn will bring structured roadmaps, courses from professional contributors, curated external resources, interactive learning, practical projects, assessments, free certificates, community discussions, mentorship, and more into one platform.
I also want it to support experienced developers. Learning doesn’t stop after getting your first job, so Coddle Learn will include resources and paths for developers who want to deepen their skills, explore new technologies, or learn something completely different.
Most importantly, Coddle Learn will be open source.
I want developers to be able to contribute courses, create roadmaps, improve the platform, share resources, build features, fix issues, and help shape what it becomes.
I’m starting the build now, and I’d love to have developers, educators, mentors, designers, and anyone passionate about improving developer education contribute to it.
If you want to build something useful for the developer community with me, contributions are welcome.
Coddle Learn — Learn, Build, Share, Grow.
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Happy New Month everyone 🎉
Welcome to October, the first month of Q4.
Q3 was a really productive quarter for me. I built, shipped, learned, and stayed consistent. Here are some highlights from Q3:
👉 Got a new workspace to improve my productivity
👉 Built and launched Coddle AI in public
👉 Scaled Coddle AI to 300+ users
👉 Built and completed Fastpay, a fintech mobile app
👉 Pitched successfully at a hackathon
👉 Stayed consistent with my 365 Days of Code
👉 Got new contracts to work on for different clients
For Q4, the goal is simple: execute better, build more, and stay consistent.
One thing I’ve learned about consistency is that you don’t always need motivation. Here are some tips:
1. Set clear goals.
2. Show up even when you don’t feel like it.
3. Make progress every day, even if it’s small.
4. And most importantly, don’t break the chain.
Here’s to a productive Q4.
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29,000+ followers on LinkedIn 🎉.
I’m genuinely grateful to everyone who has followed, supported, engaged with, or learned alongside me on this journey.
Over the years, I’ve used this platform to share what I’m building, lessons from coding, product development, entrepreneurship, and the realities of figuring things out along the way.
From building projects as a student to launching products, working with teams, participating in hackathons, and now building companies, a lot has changed.
But one thing hasn’t: I’m still building and growing every day.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
I’m Ahiakwo John, I’m currently building and scaling Coddle AI (@coddleai), an agentic workspace for product development. I’m open to connect.
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300+ users have signed up for Coddle AI.
Coddle is the agentic workspace for product development, bringing your product planning, execution, and AI agents into one workspace.
Instead of jumping between different tools for product briefs, PRDs, user stories, roadmaps, sprints, tasks, engineering, QA, and project updates, Coddle brings the workflow together in one place.
With Coddle, teams can:
👉 Turn ideas into structured product plans
👉 Generate PRDs, user stories, technical specs, and architecture with AI
👉 Plan and manage sprints, tasks, and backlogs
👉 Work with AI agents across different stages of product development
👉 Keep product, engineering, and execution connected in one workspace
The goal is simple: make it easier for teams to go from idea → plan → build → ship.
We’re just getting started.
Try Coddle: coddle.dev
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300+ users have signed up on Coddle AI within the first week of launch 🚀
300+ users have signed up for Coddle AI.
Coddle is the agentic workspace for product development, bringing your product planning, execution, and AI agents into one workspace.
Try Coddle: coddle.dev
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300+ users have signed up for Coddle AI.
Coddle is the agentic workspace for product development, bringing your product planning, execution, and AI agents into one workspace.
Try Coddle: coddle.dev
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With Coddle, teams can:
👉 Turn ideas into structured product plans
👉 Plan and manage sprints, tasks, and backlogs
👉 Work with AI agents across different stages of product development
👉 Keep product and engineering in one workspace
Try Coddle: coddle.dev
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Instead of jumping between different tools for product briefs, PRDs, user stories, roadmaps, sprints, tasks, engineering, QA, and project updates, Coddle brings the workflow together in one place.
Try Coddle: coddle.dev
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Here is a demo of Coddle AI workspace features which includes sprints, tasks, backlog and project brief.
@coddleai
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Create your workspace and start building with Coddle
👉 coddle.dev
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Create your workspace and start building with Coddle
👉 coddle.dev
From Building to Launching Coddle (@coddleai)!
A few months ago, Coddle was just an idea. I had been thinking about how fragmented product development can be and how much time teams spend moving between different tools, processes, and conversations just to take an idea from conception to something they can actually ship.
I decided to start building the idea into a real product. What followed was months of designing, writing code, testing features, fixing bugs, changing things that didn’t work, and constantly asking myself how I could make the product better.
Then came launch day.
Launching Coddle was different from simply building it. While I was developing it, I was mostly building for an idea in my head. After launch, real people started using it, exploring the features, sharing feedback, and showing me what Coddle could become.
Today, 200+ people have signed up for Coddle, and I’m genuinely grateful for every single person who has taken the time to check it out.
For me, this isn’t just a number. It’s a reminder that something that started as an idea and countless hours of development is now being used by real people. It also gives me even more motivation to keep improving the product.
Coddle is still very early, and there is a lot more to build. My goal is to create an agentic workspace that helps founders and product teams move from idea → plan → build → ship in one place, with AI agents working alongside the team throughout the product development process.
I’m excited about where this is going, and even more excited about the people who will be part of the journey.
If you haven’t tried Coddle yet, I’d love for you to join us. Sign up, explore the product, and let me know what you think. Your feedback will help shape what we build next.
200+ users already. We’re just getting started.
👉 Sign up and try Coddle: coddle.dev
I’m Ahiakwo John, the founder of Coddle. If you’ve tried Coddle, have feedback, questions, or simply want to connect, feel free to send me a DM. I’d genuinely love to hear from you.
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From Building to Launching Coddle (@coddleai)!
A few months ago, Coddle was just an idea. I had been thinking about how fragmented product development can be and how much time teams spend moving between different tools, processes, and conversations just to take an idea from conception to something they can actually ship.
I decided to start building the idea into a real product. What followed was months of designing, writing code, testing features, fixing bugs, changing things that didn’t work, and constantly asking myself how I could make the product better.
Then came launch day.
Launching Coddle was different from simply building it. While I was developing it, I was mostly building for an idea in my head. After launch, real people started using it, exploring the features, sharing feedback, and showing me what Coddle could become.
Today, 200+ people have signed up for Coddle, and I’m genuinely grateful for every single person who has taken the time to check it out.
For me, this isn’t just a number. It’s a reminder that something that started as an idea and countless hours of development is now being used by real people. It also gives me even more motivation to keep improving the product.
Coddle is still very early, and there is a lot more to build. My goal is to create an agentic workspace that helps founders and product teams move from idea → plan → build → ship in one place, with AI agents working alongside the team throughout the product development process.
I’m excited about where this is going, and even more excited about the people who will be part of the journey.
If you haven’t tried Coddle yet, I’d love for you to join us. Sign up, explore the product, and let me know what you think. Your feedback will help shape what we build next.
200+ users already. We’re just getting started.
👉 Sign up and try Coddle: coddle.dev
I’m Ahiakwo John, the founder of Coddle. If you’ve tried Coddle, have feedback, questions, or simply want to connect, feel free to send me a DM. I’d genuinely love to hear from you.
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We just launched a new product at Threndin.
Meet Coddle - the Agentic Workspace for Product Development.
Built to help founders, product teams, and engineers go from idea to shipped product faster with AI agents working across the product development lifecycle.
Coddle is officially LIVE.
Today, we’re launching Coddle — the agentic workspace for product development.
Today marks the beginning of a new chapter for us.
Coddle is live. Signup and start building with Coddle.
👉 coddle.dev
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Coddle retweeted
Over 100 people have signed up for Coddle within the first 24 hours of launch 🚀
And we’re just getting started.
If you haven’t signed up yet, now’s a great time to jump in and start building, planning, and shipping better products with AI agents.
Join Coddle and see what you can build 👉 coddle.dev
Coddle had a successful launch yesterday with over 100 users currently onboarded.
Use coddle 👉 coddle.dev
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