AI_AgencyGuy retweeted
okay, I actually shipped it.
Dormis is live 💤
I built it because I wanted a better way to understand my sleep, recovery and training from my Apple Watch.
v1 is out. now we build from here.
would genuinely love your feedback.
apps.apple.com/ee/app/dormis…
🤖 Made with AI
Built a nation builder game in the browser 🏛️
100 points to design a country you can't max everything
Simulate up to 1000 years and survive:
Free, browser only
sleekwebd-a11y.github.io/day…
Day 12 of shipping one free web app daily 🚀
Built PasswordGen Pro strong passwords
generated in YOUR browser. Nothing stored, Ever. 🔐
✅ Up to 64 char random passwords
✅ Passphrase mode
✅ Strength meter
✅ 100% free & offline
👉 passwordthe.org
Me building websites in 2019: 47 plugins and prayers
Me in 2026: 3 no-code tools and a dream
Still crying in the same group chat though
AI_AgencyGuy retweeted
AI models made you a superhuman.
For 20 years, software barely moved. Now a guy in his bedroom with AI can compete with a 10-person company shipping slow and overcharging for bloated UI.
You don’t need to reinvent anything. Just take a boring cash-cow product and make it 10x better:
•Fair pricing
•Cleaner design
•Faster onboarding
There’s a gap. Your only job is to close it.
Weird thing I noticed: the best founders aren’t the ones with the most tools they’re the ones who ruthlessly delete tools.
Underrated skill in 2026: being able to spot what’s actually worth automating
I wasted weeks last year automating things that saved me 5 minutes a month 😂
Now I ask one question first: “Will this save me 10+ hours a week?”
What’s the dumbest thing you’ve ever automated
AI is currently best at taking the boring 80% of work so humans can focus on the creative/strategic 20%.
I’ve been testing this daily feels like upgrading from a bicycle to a motorcycle.
Anyone else noticing the same shift in their workflow lately?
Random observation: founders who win in 2026 aren’t the ones with the most features they’re the ones with the least friction.
Been diving deeper into how most “productivity” tools just add more tabs and notifications instead of removing work
Hot take after another late-night build: 80% of small business websites in 2026 are basically digital brochures from 2015.
The ones that actually make money are fast, mobile first, and quietly using AI to turn visitors into customers.
Building that gap right now.
Quick reflection: the biggest wins in 2026 aren’t coming from chasing the next big coin or trend.
They’re coming from small, boring improvements that compound faster sites, smarter lead capture, less manual BS.
Anyone else feeling the same? Drop your latest “boring win” below.
Most founders I talk to are still wasting hours every week on repetitive tasks that AI could crush in minutes.
I’ve been quietly automating my own workflow for months now — feels like cheating sometimes 😅
What’s one thing you wish you could offload tomorrow? Curious to hear.