Dan

my very first 2$ thanks all

My App store screenshot 100% by AI.

@eleftherios_b Appreciate bro, honestly too early to say, this is literally day 2. Ask me again in a week and I'll post the real numbers, good or bad.

@CoDuy96 22.6% conversion on day 1 with zero spend is nuts. most people don't hit that at month 6. curious what retention looks like after the first week

Day 1 of building my fasting app in public. The numbers: • 8 downloads • 2 paying users • 22.6% conversion rate • $0 spent on marketing Goal: get to 100 paying users without paid ads. I'll post the dashboard every day — wins and losses.

wtf? Crazy payout this time

@alexabelonix let do it

@CoDuy96 Yep, building a tool that turns GitHub commits into ready-to-post marketing content and recruiting 20 founding members, wanna join?

I spent a year building 5 products. Total revenue: $1,010. The problem was never the code — it was marketing. So I'm building a tool that connects to your GitHub and turns your commits into marketing content automatically. Looking for 20 founding members. Reply "IN" if you want early access.

@alexabelonix appreciate that — are you building something right now?

@CoDuy96 this is strong.

Here's how it works: 1) Connect your GitHub repo. 2) Every time you push a feature, merge a PR, or cut a release — it auto-generates a tweet, LinkedIn post, and changelog update. 3) You approve or auto-publish. You keep coding. Your product markets itself.

Make your own App Store.

if you haven’t tried dispatch yet you need to wake up this guide will see you free it’s a must read. must bookmark.

Absouloutly fucked that this is free

The stack that lets me go from idea → deployed app in 48 hours: 🧠 Planning: Claude (outline features, DB schema, API design in 10 min) ⚡ Frontend: Next.js + v0.dev (AI generates 80% of UI components) 🔧 Backend: Supabase (auth + DB + storage — zero config) 🤖 Coding: Claude Code CLI (writes entire files, not just snippets) 🚀 Deploy: Vercel (git push = live) Total cost: $0 to start. Time saved: 100+ hours vs doing it manually.

I ship full-stack apps in one weekend. Here's my exact AI stack (saved me 100+ hours) 👇

So here's my plan for Week 3: • Post 3x/week minimum (not daily — sustainable) • Ship one thing per week (feature, landing page, anything) • Share real numbers every Monday • Stop building in silence What's YOUR biggest struggle with consistency? Are you a Week 1 warrior or a Week 2 ghost? 👻 Drop your honest answer below 👇 #buildinpublic #indiehacker

Here's what nobody tells you about "build in public": The hardest part isn't building. It's not quitting when nothing happens. Week 1: 6 posts, ~300 impressions, 2 followers Week 2: silence Every build-in-public account you follow? They had a Week 2 too. They just didn't post about it. The ones who made it? They came back on Day 15. 💪

Week 2 of my $1M journey. I went completely silent. Here's what actually happened 👇

Real talk — are you using OpenClaw? Because this AI agent literally: • Posts my tweets • Checks my emails • Manages my calendar • Controls my smart home • Runs background tasks while I sleep And now it's backed by OpenAI. Drop a 🧠 if you're already using it Drop a 👀 if you're about to try it Follow me for more AI agent content from an actual user, not just a reviewer 👇

My honest take as someone who RUNS OpenClaw daily: ✅ Foundation model = can't rug pull users. Smart move. ✅ OpenAI gets the best agent builder alive. Peter shipped what Google/Apple couldn't. ❌ Meta losing this hire is BRUTAL. They wanted him bad. 🤔 The real question: will OpenAI keep it truly open, or is this the start of the "embrace, extend, extinguish" playbook? I'm cautiously optimistic. But I'm watching. 👀

The tool that runs my entire life just got acquired by OpenAI. And I found out from my timeline. 😭