Andy Moreno | @bymorandev

@trq212 @AnthropicAI @claudeai As a Claude Max user ($100/month) I’m going to be blunt: This isn’t “adjusting for demand.” It feels shady. You announced the change on March 26 — right after thousands of us were already burning our 5-hour session in a few prompts. Two weeks ago Claude quietly gave us extra off-peak tokens so the transition would go unnoticed… and now during peak hours (5am-11am PT) we’re hitting limits in minutes. Weekly limits “unchanged” — but in practice, much worse. And yeah, it hurts. 😤

@_brian_johnson @trq212 @AnthropicAI @claudeai Looks interesting. I'll take a look at it. Thanks Brian!

@bymorandev @trq212 @AnthropicAI @claudeai same reason i built tokenbar. i wanted to see the damage before the bill showed up. tokenbar.site

@trq212 @AnthropicAI @claudeai As a Claude Max user ($100/month) I’m going to be blunt: This isn’t “adjusting for demand.” It feels shady. You announced the change on March 26 — right after thousands of us were already burning our 5-hour session in a few prompts. Two weeks ago Claude quietly gave us extra off-peak tokens so the transition would go unnoticed… and now during peak hours (5am-11am PT) we’re hitting limits in minutes. Weekly limits “unchanged” — but in practice, much worse. And yeah, it hurts. 😤

@trq212 This is why so many Max users are frustrated 👇 x.com/bymorandev/sta…

I’m not asking for free compute. I’m asking for real transparency and respect for us, your users, even more for those paying the highest tiers: • Actual advance notice before changes like this • A much better /usage dashboard so we can see exactly what’s burning tokens • Aggressive investment in scaling (not just “efficiency wins”) • Clear pricing options without hidden session tricks We want Claude to win… but without screwing over the people already paying top dollar. #ClaudeAI #Anthropic #ClaudeLimits #ClaudeMax #AIPricing

And the most worrying part isn’t today — it’s the signal for the future: AI is genuinely getting more expensive. Expensive compute + explosive demand = tighter and tighter limits on every plan. Claude won us over because it was the most generous with heavy users and the quality worths it. Now are we going to have to work at night or pay even more just to get the same experience? Is this the future? AI only for whoever can afford increasingly expensive “extra usage”?

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The loneliest moment as a solopreneur isn't the $0 revenue days. It's when you ship something you're proud of and the only notification you get is your own test email. If this hits home, drop what you're building below. I'll actually check it out.

Your startup doesn't have a marketing problem. It has a "nobody cares" problem. And no amount of SEO is going to fix that. The fix? Talk to 10 real humans this week. Not followers. Not leads. Humans. You'll learn more in those 10 conversations than in 6 months of content strategy.

Flutter devs mass-migrating to React Native and pretending they always loved JavaScript is the funniest thing happening in mobile dev right now.

Most "build in public" accounts are just marketing in disguise. You share wins. You hide failures. You post revenue screenshots but never show the $0 months. If your audience can't learn from your mistakes, you're not building in public. You're performing in public.

Something I don't see enough indie devs talking about: Accessibility. Not as a checkbox. Not as a "nice to have." As the actual starting point of your design process. I'm building HomePot (shared expense app) and every single screen is being designed to work for people with motor impairments, visual difficulties, and cognitive differences. It takes longer. It's harder. And it's the only way I want to build. If your app doesn't work for everyone, it doesn't work.

@luuv_us Thanks Vinh! Really appreciate the support. Love the ice tea setup btw — that's the real indie dev life right there. More updates coming soon — this is just the beginning!!

@bymorandev Have a great time building, Andy. Looking forward for more updates from you. All the best!

I've been a senior web developer for 8+ years, building products for other companies. My dream? To one day live entirely from my own digital products. So I started building on the side. One app shipped as a learning experience. One is in App Store review right now. Here's how the journey is going 🧵

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If you're building something on your own — or thinking about it — follow along. I'll share everything: the tech stack decisions, the marketing experiments, the revenue reports, and the moments where I wonder if I should just go back to a normal job. This is the journey. It starts now. 🏠 HomePot → homepotapp.com ⚡ Spark on iOS→ goo.su/izDNHs ⚡ Spark on Android → goo.su/l0FWU #buildinpublic #indiehacker

My plan is simple: 1. Launch HomePot on iOS 2. Build in public — sharing real metrics, real failures, real revenue (even when it's zero) 3. Grow to a point where my apps replace my salary 4. Document the entire journey so others can learn from it No shortcuts. No fake screenshots. No "I made $50K in my first month" stories. Just a developer, two apps, and the honest path.