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what’s a feature you keep putting off building because you know it’s going to be annoying mine’s auth. always auth.

building 3 apps solo right now. no team, no funding. just me, claude code, and way too many browser tabs not waiting until they’re polished to talk about it. here’s what’s actually happening 🧵

@mxxfun aww, keep pushing and congratulations 👏

one week between "I should just get a job" and "I cant stop now." 2 weeks ago I was at 0€ revenue and close to giving up. months of building an app that went nowhere. 20 active users who seemed to love it, zero paying. years of side projects before that, all fun but broke. then I built something new in a week and it made money almost the same day. little under 200€ before spending anything on ads. no big exciting idea, just a concept thats already proven and trending, built my own way with taste and polish. its way simpler than I made it for years. the hard part is scaling this profitably now.

posting real build logs from here on — bugs, dumb mistakes, decisions that didn’t work. not just the wins if you want to watch 3 apps go from nothing to shipped, stick around

app 3 is a tool for creators/designers who are always scouting — turns your camera into something smarter than just a photo roll

started today thinking i’d fix one bug. fixed zero bugs, found 3 new ones vibecoding is just detective work with extra steps

@thedankoe the stuff that sticks isn’t what you read, it’s what you used within a week of reading it

@sama the full-stack site is impressive but getting 9 friends to agree on anything is still an unsolved problem

chatgpt work is remarkable, and "work" undersells it. from my phone i sent: "use all my chat history to figure out ideas for a long weekend trip with 8 friends, plan the best three options, make a full-stack site where the 9 of us can coordinate on what we would want to do in each place and decide where to go, and then after we get to group agreement make reservations. draft an email in my gmail i can send out to my friends when the site is ready." it...just worked.

things nobody tells you before you start vibecoding: • deploying is a different skill than building. your app can work perfectly on localhost and break the second it’s live • auth is where most first apps die. it’s boring, it’s not optional, and ai tools still make you do most of the thinking • your data doesn’t persist unless you tell it to. lost my first “finished” app because i never set up a real database • “it works” and “it works when someone else uses it” are two different milestones • the hardest bugs aren’t the ones ai can’t fix. they’re the ones you don’t know how to describe

@adriamatz that’s a crazy idea!😯

A fake dating app just crossed 200K a month Every match is AI, and here is the catch: - You swipe, you match, you start talking - The chat cuts off mid-reply - To keep going, you pay or spend gems - Trial 8,99 € a week, or buy gems by the pack They are not selling romance They are selling the fear of being left on read by someone who is not real

@itzSaasified welldone and keep pushing 👏

It's been a struggle BUT we're at 10 paid users so far :) excited to keep pushing arnies to $10k mrr

@TheSpacerr need to know if my future is bright or bleak! can’t work too hard for nothing 😫😂

@cyberrgirlie Why?

Which one would you choose? - Go back in time, then return to the present - Go to the future, then return to the present

Introducing Claude Opus 5. It's a thoughtful and proactive model that comes close to the frontier intelligence of Fable 5 at half the price.