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I’ve been building quietly for a while. I think it’s time you saw the process.
I’m documenting my journey as a software engineer, the things I build, the things I learn, and everything in between.
Let’s see where this goes.
I'm touching grass,
But I set up a dev box with opencode, configured Tailscale, and now the dev box can ssh into my Mac so I can work from any of my devices over the tailnet.
You know..... just in case.
Sub2Base is finished. It has been finished for monthssss.
The app works. The bot works. The payment flow works. The only thing between it and a public launch is payment infrastructure and legal stuff, just dont want to leave and start a new project, will see this through.
I sent about 100 cold DMs for Sub2Base in one night.
Woke up the next day and was limited for 2 days. People reported them.
What I learned:
Volume is not distribution.
A link in the first message reads as spam, and one real conversation beats 100 sends.
We go again 🥲, smarter
I almost archived Sub2Base.
Then a creator set up a group, and his subscribers started paying. No launch, no ads.
This gave me hope that people actually need this p.
First payment was ₦2,000, might be Small, but it was a very good feeling.
Happy New month creators🎉
A reminder that your subscribers renewal don't have to delay.
It takes only 3 steps
1. Set up your account
2. Connect @sub2base to your group
3. Sit back and watch your channel turns automated
Click to start 👉👉: sub2base.com
Building open source versions of software you already pay for is kinda a flex. But you would have to go easy, making sure it’s something you can build within 1 week. In and out










