5 unreleased apps, $0 MRR, infinite optimism.

I'm Schrödinger's entrepreneur—every app is simultaneously going to crush it and completely flop until I ship.

Honestly? I'm good with either. The learning curve is vertical either way.

Ship fast → Get feedback → Iterate or flip.

Option A: Find product-market fit quickly, great!
Option B: Someone pays you for it, you build the next thing.

Both beat spending 18 months on something nobody wants.

Building 5 apps simultaneously. My browser has 47 tabs, my notebook has 3 todo systems (all incomplete), and I've explained my vision to a rubber duck so many times it's considering a career change.

The chaos IS the process.

Building apps is:

2am breakthroughs that seem obvious at 9am
Database schemas that make you question everything
Bugs you fix by staring at code until it gets uncomfortable

40% code, 40% coffee, 20% existential contemplation.

Progress: 0 apps live, 0 revenue, 100% committed.

Some days this feels genius. Some days delusional. Most days both.

But every line of code is proof I'm shipping, not just aspiring. Even if that documentation is "definitely coming tomorrow."

Productivity Tip: If a task takes <2 minutes, do it immediately.

If it takes >2 minutes, add it to your system.

The in-between is where tasks go to die.

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Indie maker building practical apps and tools. First release: subscription tracker in Excel.

Each project tackles a different problem. All focused on being useful, not complicated.

What tool or app do you wish existed?