Building in public, vibing.
Filing taxes sucks. We fixed the worst part.
Mintline finds receipts for your credit card & bank statements — automatically.
Code and building as craft in a world obsessed with scale
Not a personal account - on purpose.
Follow the journey of a small business being built from scratch.
Expect vibe coding (loads), product design, UX, and real human fun on the interwebs.
“Build first, market later”
is terrible advice.
No audience = no feedback
No feedback = wrong product
Wrong product = dead startup
Build with people.
Not in isolation.
Microservices don't fix bad architecture - they distribute it. Start with a well-structured monolith, find the actual boundaries, then extract. Your future debugging self is begging you.
What actually made you a better developer?
– building real projects
– reading docs properly
– debugging production issues
– or learning from other people’s code?
Pick ONE.