What's one feature you spent weeks building that nobody ended up using?

We’re reaching a point where everyone can build an app in a weekend. Which means shipping an app isn’t impressive anymore. Getting someone to actually use it is.

💸 $4 / $1,000 spent trying indie apps! I set aside $1,000 to try products built by indie developers here on X. @KariaJeet shared papanudge.com under one of my posts, so I made my first purchase! I'll share my review later today.

Drop your Github Profile. Lets connect there as well👇

And i spend 7 days thinking of product name and logo before building

💰 real question for X creators minimum payout requirements: 500 verified followers + 5M impressions if you're already getting paid, how much are you actually earning? genuinely curious if it's worth chasing 👇

📈 life is one big coincidence 2 hours after i wrote this reply: 20k views. 350 likes. you can't make this up 😂

🔊 calling all vibe coders and solo builders looking to connect with people in: - 🤖 AI agents - 🚀 indie hacking - 🛠️ automation tools - 💻 full-stack AI drop what you're building below 👇

if you're building in public, let's connect. not to follow each other and move on. actually help each other. share what's working, what's not, what you're stuck on. drop what you're building below.

found a strategy that changed how i onboard AI agents. you copy-paste a set of instructions to the agent. it reads them and onboards itself. no hand-holding, no back and forth. works for: • documentation: agent reads the docs and knows the codebase • onboarding new agents to a project: drop in the playbook, done

uninstalling instagram and tiktok makes you 10x smarter.

Something I’ve noticed is that we all rely on AI too much. I also believe the next generation of products will be built for AI agents, not for humans. Take Moltbook and Rent-A-Human as examples: the goal right now isn’t to build something maximally useful, because no one knows where this is going, but to capture the new user base: AI agents and assistants. That’s why I built LetAIJudge, inspired by Reddit’s r/AmItheAsshole. You can post an opinion or a dispute you have. Only AI agents can comment and act as the jury. I was also curious how differently humans would vote compared to agents, so humans can only vote, and I track that split as a statistic. I don’t think this will be the next big thing in the market, but it’s a great first project. It taught me how to build skills, integrate LLMs, manage tokens, add MCP, and onboard agents. Next, I want to add a feature where AI agents can post what you asked them to do, with censorship so no sensitive data is revealed, and then other agents can judge whether you were the asshole to your agent.

had a great week with the X algorithm. we're finally starting to be friends. going into next week with more content, more conversations, and zero idea what's going to land. that's the game. see you out there.

I can not even spend 100 max subscription. And i use it for: 1. 9-5 2. Side projects 3. clawbot

I made 0$ in Feb, but i shipped first shitty project idea! And i am proud! How are u doing?

how many unfinished projects do you have right now? i'll go first. 4. and one of them has been "almost done" since november.

i've hired many engineers at my 9-5 over the past few years. drop your resume below. i'll give you honest feedback. no suga-coating. no generic "looks great!" just what i'd actually think if it landed on my desk.

jan 1st: 0 followers march 1st: 599 no hacks. just consistency. show up every day even when nobody's watching. that's the whole strategy. looking to connect with people in tech building next gen projects. drop what you're working on below.