Writing
Writing about my startups, discoveries, and building in public.
Reddit is full of people asking for exactly what you sell, but links in comments get you banned. Here's the full loop that turns Reddit into customers: high-intent discovery, replies in your voice, DMs with tracked links, revenue attribution, and weekly Market Insights.
Waitlists and polished demos aren’t enough anymore. What a real MVP looks like in 2026: software that runs, executes and produces outcomes without you in the loop.
How building on OpenClaw led to EasyClaw, and how real usage scaled past 1,000 registered users as the product focused on stability, clarity, and workflows that actually ship.
How I built, launched, and learned from an AI agent startup in 30 days: from 12-hour MVP to real users, expensive mistakes and early traction with EasyClaw.
The transition from developer to founder isn't a level-up. It's an entirely different game. Here's what building Mr. Popup and Suippy taught me about validation, distribution, and understanding users.
Building without an audience taught me that distribution isn't about broadcasting. It's about pattern matching, context, and learning the language of your users.
Someone DM'd me claiming a security vulnerability and asked for money. Here's what I learned about structure, security policies, and why boring basics matter more than panic.
Why I migrated from WordPress to Astro for my personal website. The improvements, the process, and what I learned along the way.