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AI made adding features easier and faster.
But knowing what customers actually need is the hard and most important part.
That's why I built Custory – map the journey, connect signals, spot friction, and ship better experiences.
Start today at usecustory.com
oh no, 3 years after dropping out of college Notion has caught up to the fact
how long do you think it'll take github for this?
there was a period where I was thinking “wow this guy is cocky as hell and a bit annoying”, but damn. honestly great work on the gtm, this is exactly how I picture a great, determined founders
u guys really be loving boat.dev's cloud VMs
that's all the stripe payment emails received just today!
got Opus to start cooking, and I'm confident to say that the Custory redesign is gonna be epic.
quick before/after for items page
to all my cracked designer friends, help me decide here
A (first) or B? the app is very data heavy, so I'm trying to fix the 'noise', but I don't love how it's losing personality.
today i realized that I'm starting to look like this, due to how much and how weirdly I sit. this is serious I don't wanna end up like this, so i'm on a journey to recover proper body posture.
🗣️ check your posture guys, you don't wanna be crippled from the chair
started commiting/PRing more often now, and suddenly it looks like I've been slacking the whole year
i mean, the goal isnt to have same quality product though, right?
you’re making something to solve your pain/need, and as long as it does that, it doesnt have to be perfect
i'm probably one of many, but I've realized that there's been someone trying to find keys/leaks in my apps every ~3 hours.
We're getting to a point where there's 24/7 gonna be threats, and honestly I'm kinda scared for the future of web.
this is the first demo I have from when I started 'vibe'coding last year in May
the second image is from what it's now, sometimes it's crazy to see the progress we made when we look back






















