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Most hobby projects die in a folder.
Mine almost did too.
But 11 days ago, I decided to publicly build and ship small mobile apps every single day — no investors, no team, no “startup grind” posts. Just shipping.
Today’s status:
And somehow… this tiny experiment is starting to feel real.
✅ 1 app submitted to the Play Store
✅ 1 reusable white-label app completed
⚒️ Working on: days-passed
8 days remaining for review
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I noticed something weird:
Most indie developers build apps once.
I want to build apps that can be reused, rebranded, and shipped multiple times.
Instead of making:
I’m experimenting with:
Think:
Basically: building software like LEGO blocks.
It’s consistency.
Not motivation.
Not ideas.
Not tech stacks.
Just showing up every day and continuing even when:
Most people underestimate how powerful daily shipping becomes after a few weeks.
Right now I’m building an app called days-passed.
Simple concept.
Tiny scope.
Fast execution.
The goal isn’t to build the next unicorn app.
The goal is to build momentum.
Because momentum compounds faster than motivation.
Perfection delays feedback.
Shipping creates feedback.
Reusable architecture saves insane amounts of time later.
Posting daily updates makes quitting harder.
And honestly?
That helps more than productivity hacks.
I’m not trying to build:
I just want to build software people can:
And maybe document the entire process while doing it.
Day 11 done.
Still shipping.
Spot something off?