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Frontend Designer & Developer with 9+ years of experience. Built: • Marketplaces • Service-based platforms • Product-based systems • Scalable dashboards • Real-world production apps I care about: • Clean architecture • UI clarity • Performance • Maintainable code Building in public. Sharing real frontend lessons. Let’s build better interfaces.

@Habichtsberg AI wrapper apps that just rename ChatGPT prompts into a “startup” are everywhere now The real moat is solving an actual problem, not shipping faster.

Unpopular Opinion: Most Vibe-coded startups are dead 💀 People skip actual market research. No "Does anyone actually need it" or "did it already get solved". Consequence: App Stores are drowning. + Getting harder to stand out. What's the most useless AI app you've seen lately?

@theohandsh Frontend dev here building with React, AI workflows, and UI systems while learning in public

I want to connect with more founders builders vibe coders AI enthusiasts UI designers If you’re someone building with AI right now drop it in the comments and let's connect

Every “simple dashboard” becomes complex the moment real users arrive.

@stijnnoorman Those choices quietly shape almost everything else in life. Small daily decisions matter, but the big ones change your direction entirely.

The big decisions: • What you do • Where you live • Who you're with • Why you do what you do • How you spend your time • Who you want to become Get these right and your life will be good.

@i_mika_el 20 tabs open, 3 AI chats running, and absolute confidence that this one will finally work 😄

the indie hacker has 12 half-built apps the founder has 1 and a therapist the vibe coder has?

@firstladyships That’s a hard truth honestly. Being constantly available isn’t the same thing as being deeply valued.

If your absence is easily replaced, it was never your value they were attached to. It was your availability. Real value is felt when your presence changes something. Convenience is forgotten the moment it’s no longer convenient.

@BuildurBrand_io Morning momentum really changes the tone of the whole day. Small early wins make it easier to stay productive later.

Underrated life advice: Win the day early. - make your bed - take care of your hygiene - eat a good breakfast + hydrate - move your body I like to keep my routine quick so I can start working ASAP. Momentum is key.

@stijnnoorman Avoidance feeds anxiety. Facing it, even in small steps, is usually what starts weakening it.

The solution to anxiety is voluntarily confronting the thing you're anxious about.

@Inkhornquill Comfort zones are hard to leave even when we know they’re holding us back. Change usually starts when staying the same becomes more painful.

We often know exactly what would make our lives better. We simply don't do it. The hardest part isn't knowing what to change,it is giving up the comfort of staying the same.

@benln Working on frontend projects with React and improving UI/UX skills while experimenting with AI workflows

What are you building this weekend? Share links, curious to see.

@Dwriteway Sometimes rest is the thing that brings the clarity back. Burned-out work rarely produces great results.

Sometimes; The most productive thing you can do is to close the laptop and take a long break. Get your mind off work for sometime.

@eliana_jordan This is such a good breakdown. A lot of founders only post product updates without building attention or trust first.

if you’re trying to build a brand around your app, i think content works like a funnel TYPE 1: viral content memes, relatable posts, trends. these get the most views. they bring new people into your world. but they usually convert the worst. TYPE 2: educational content teach people something useful. these get fewer views, but they build trust. this is where people start following you for a reason. TYPE 3: brand content features, stories, product updates, customer wins. not direct promotion. just showing what you actually do. these usually get the lowest reach. but they’re the ones that convert. most founders only create type 3. the problem is nobody is there to see it. you need all three.

@Mahinbs The businesses using AI for repetitive work now are going to move way faster than everyone else

Still doing repetitive tasks manually? At Boostmysites, we build custom AI agents & automations that handle your operations — from leads & customer support to invoicing, follow-ups & data entry. Free your team. Scale your business. 👇

@firstladyships Kindness without boundaries can easily get misunderstood. People often respect clarity and standards more than constant accommodation.

Being kind doesn’t automatically earn respect. In fact, some people will take kindness as permission to undervalue you. Respect often begins the moment you stop explaining yourself and start setting clear boundaries.

@DanielSmidstrup Congratulations brother

🥳 6k followers in 75 days 🥳 0 → 1k in 33 days 1k → 2k in 7 days 2k → 3k in 8 days 3k → 4k in 9 days 4k → 5k in 9 days 5k → 6k in 9 days! And we keep going!!!

@taraspedko This is why systems beat motivation every time. Tiny consistent actions on bad days matter more than big bursts on good days.

Motivation is too weak to carry a serious life. Bad days expose whether your system is real or decorative. Shrink the action until it is impossible to skip and let small wins rebuild trust.

@AnthonyGaenzle Fear usually shrinks once action begins. The anticipation is often worse than the actual thing itself.

That scary thing you’re avoiding won’t seem so scary after you face it. That first step forward breaks the wall of fear, and it subsides more and more with each step. If fear is stopping you, turn the tables and take step one.

@Inkhornquill That’s the scary part about loneliness sometimes. Humans can slowly adapt even to things that quietly hurt them.

The strangest part of loneliness is how normal it can start to feel. What once hurt every day eventually becomes part of the routine.

@MaximilianHa4 Biggest win was staying consistent and continuing to build even on low-energy days

Another week in the books: -> Made new genuine connections. -> Built a system that makes content creation even easier than before. -> Combined Grok, NotebookLM, and ChatGPT into a workflow that analyzes posts on autopilot. What was your biggest achievement this week?

@shippedbytim That combo of books is actually perfect One builds toughness, the other builds self-awareness. Good luck with the final 11-day push

One more morning at my favourite cafe in Da Nang before heading back to BKK Had a great reset over these past two weeks and made a lot of progress getting Commune closer to launch Also finished Can't Hurt Me by David Goggins and started on The School of Life for my next read One book tells you to embrace suffering and never quit. The other asks you to understand yourself better and live with more intention I probably need both 😆 Countdown: 11 days left to ship or die...🏴‍☠️💪 #buildinpublic #shipordie