
🍁 Growth Engineer | Building in public | https://xitter.cf/t.co/59DQ8ginby | @Ever_Featured | https://xitter.cf/t.co/1AfteJUiaX | Freelancer
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Joined August 2023
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Bots on X 🤖
System prompt: Praise everyone. Be supportive. Ask a friendly question.
Bots on Reddit 💀
System prompt: Find every possible flaw in this man's post, destroy his argument, question his life choices, and explain why he shouldn't be building anything.
Day #1 of building Cohulo 🚀
Affiliate programs deserve more than getting buried in directories.
I'm building a platform to help founders find creators who can drive real sales.
Today: mapped the system, designed the UI & started building.
How's it looking? 👀
Here's how I got the idea 👇
I was just scrolling through Reddit when I came across a comment from a founder saying:
"I launched my affiliate program, but nobody's joining. I don't even think anyone has seen it."
That got me thinking... 💡
What if there was a platform that actually connected founders with the right affiliate partners instead of letting their programs go unnoticed?
And that's how Cohulo was born.
Day 1 of turning this idea into reality. 🚀
Let's see where this journey goes!
Ardent_Dev retweeted
Introducing BuildrShip v2.5
I've been building this for months.
→ New AI chat agent - launch in 30 seconds
→ BuildrSEO - Free audits + AI readiness checks
→ Free 4x daily DR tracking + shareable DR cards
→ New UI
→ Deals, Reviews and More
Less friction. More Ships.
They say there's only a 5% chance of making it.
I'm taking that chance.
Hell yeah. 🚀
Are you taking it too?
Been posting my indie dev journey on both Reddit and X lately.
And all I can say is Reddit is CRAZY
If it works, it works.
Reddit is officially my second favourite thing after SEO.
(And yeah, SEO still wins)
6 months into my indie dev journey.
Started with 0 → now 3,450 followers.
2M+ impressions.
5+ products launched.
But the most valuable thing I gained?
Connections with people who actually matter.
And we're just getting started. 🚀
I'm making a few decisions to take my indie dev journey seriously and focus on what I actually enjoy.
1. No more shitposting or posting just for engagement. Even if my tweets get 0 likes, I'll keep sharing what I genuinely think.
2. I'll share my product-building journey from day 1 to launch. The good, the bad, and everything in between.
3. Launch a new product every 30 days and see what actually works.
4. Starting a new project today. Once I find an idea worth building, I'll share it from day 1. No waiting until it's finished.
Let's build something real. 🚀
One thing I've learned about growing on X:
Reply to your mutuals. Actually engage with people. Build connections.
If you're in tech, say hi and let's connect 👋





