We almost hit $50,000 MRR 🤯 A year ago, AI search barely mattered. Today, companies pay us to understand how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI talk about their brand. It's been a lot of late nights, mistakes, and customer conversations, but seeing this category emerge in real time has been incredible. Grateful to everyone who's trusted us along the way. Next stop: $55k MRR. 🚀

The easiest place for a founder to hide? Inside the product.

I trust the founder who says I don’t know, let’s try it. Way more than the one with a 47 slide strategy.

Realizing that your job is forwarding instructions from your boss to Claude and taking Claude’s responses to send them back to your boss

Love this style or marketing

Everyone posts the wins. My first project made $139.98. It failed. Best lesson I got from it: Building is not enough. You have to learn how to get people to care.

Nothing hurts more than watching a user struggle with something you thought was obvious.

Do you like you own posts? Asking for a friend

what is happening with github actions anyone else running into errors?

The biggest founder distraction in 2026 being one viral tweet away from changing your entire roadmap

Open source is still one of the best ways to help other builders. You build something useful once. Hundreds of people get to build faster because of it. What’s the most starred open source project you’ve shipped?

Tried out Jester today. Having a good time with it.

“If this guy can build a company, so can I.” The most powerful founder origin story.

Show up. Care deeply. Make something better. Repeat.

When is the last time you took a full weekend off?

Dot not being able to pass is this human checks kinda defeats the purpose of it right? am i missing something here?

This is what the slow death of a product looks like one more for the pile X fam 🫡 pay your respects in the comments

A weird thing happens when your startup starts working: You finally have enough customers to see all the ways your product is bad. The early days are mostly guessing. Then the complaints get specific. That’s when building gets interesting.

I can't wait to have a reason to use fable again

Every SaaS has a weird checkbox built for a customer who already churned. Nobody knows what it does. Removing it breaks billing.

3,400 followers 🫶 shoutout to the people who keep showing up, replying, and making this feel like a community: @jpshrodinger @SahilPanhotra @JamesMalsawm @moonfarm_dev appreciate you guys and everyone following along. let’s keep building.