If you’re building something — and moving fast — the tools you use matter.

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They save me HOURS as my business grows.

It’s been over a year since I last shared how things are going at @calisteniapp.com. I keep putting it off because I never find the time to do it. So here’s a quick recap.

Cooking up new features for the next release of @calisteniapp. The Dynamic Island is looking good.

Becoming two in the development team has been one of the most important milestones since we started Calisteniapp.

Not because we move faster, but because now we share the pressure.

Being alone is incredibly tough.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve found myself switching from my code editor to the browser, only to catch a glimpse of a Slack message while looking for the right window. Without even realizing it, I’d quickly start replying and forget what I was doing or where I was going.

It's so great to see how, little by little, we can start paying attention to the details.

Being able to gradually tackle those tasks we never had time for or that were never a priority.

It feels amazing to be able to launch things with care again on Calisteniapp.

The more I stumble, the more certain I am that all problems in life arise from the conflict between expectations and reality.

This applies to every area: personal, professional, and familial.

Aligning these is no easy task, but when achieved, remarkable things happen.

For years, I chased productivity hacks to do more in the same time, but it always led to burnout.

This year, I’m focusing on doing less, saying no more, and simplifying everything to its essentials.

I was tired of switching between ChatGPT and email to correct my messages, so I created this Shortcut.

Is there anything more timeless than stainless steel? I don’t know

I've been dreaming about getting one of these for years. Time to play.

Spelling and consistency checking for long documents with Claude/ChatGPT has been one of the most life-changing use cases for me. No more misspellings or things that went under the radar—fast, efficient, and clean. So many hours saved.

New office is taking shape

It’s great not to have the algorithm pressure. Share links or any content without being penalized. Just focus on sharing.

I’m wondering if there's an increase in domain purchases these days due to skyrocketing bsky growth. Does anyone now if there are stats for this?

I think 'disposable software' is becoming a thing.

Lately, I've been creating small tools to solve specific problems with AI, without worrying about optimization, testing, or best practices. I just make it work to solve a problem and then delete the project immediately.

This is taking off! Great time to start posting in english too 👀