I'm back here, updating my website

tl;dr: Committing to build in public, build an audience of like-minded people, and show the real side of being an indie hacker from a country not so specialized in tech.

I’m back here, updating my website

The “build in public” side of developing is hard. Sometimes it feels like I’m talking to a wall—shipping things, writing, sharing, and getting little back. Even so, I want to commit to making it work. I’m a bit over only seeing other’s journeys on YuTube, X, or wherever.

My goals are simple: build an audience of like-minded people, create projects that actually add value, and show the normal, unglamorous side of being an indie hacker—especially from a country that isn’t exactly known for tech, lmao.

So I’m updating this site to be more personal and to reflect that. More projects, more wins, more fails, more random thoughts. Here we go.

P.S. Don’t kill me, I sometimes really use the em dash.