Day 9 building in public: Episolo.com now supports its first extra language, Turkish. More languages are coming! Also reached to 900 sign-ups! I also added location based language detection. It detects your location, then shows a banner that lets you switch to the right language instantly.

I made a tool to give an estimated pricing for collab with an influencer. It works with Tiktok, Youtube, Instagram and X. I fetch all the posts/videos and provide various metrics and prices for different contents calculated using those metrics -> priceinfluencer.com

Built a tool that tells you exactly what to pay an Instagram or TikTok creator for a collab. Analyzes their last 100 posts & all comments: measures real engagement, and scores audience authenticity, then outputs pricing estimates + a brand fit score. priceinfluencer.com

I stopped using Openclaw/Clawdbot after I built my own marketing agent. It’s wired into my Stripe, Google Analytics & Github. Every day at 9am it pulls the numbers for episolo.com and incubatorlist.com, explains what changed & why and executes a marketing plan (for some bits it can’t automate, it leaves me the final actions) It also finds the most relevant Reddit/X posts for my product and drafts replies while I’m sleeping. Next: Meta & TikTok.

Hit 500 followers 🎯 I started January at ~100 and only really began posting properly this month. Seeing the graph jump like this is a good reminder that consistency actually works. A few honest takeaways: - Talking about episolo.com consistently does the job. - But my most-viewed tweet wasn’t even about my product. It was about what was happening in the world. which (annoyingly) proves: if you want reach, you can’t ignore the moment. On to 1000, next step 🚀

3 users gave me the same feedback, so I listened: episolo.com needed a clear Features section that explains what each feature is for. So I built an animated Feature Walkthrough for the landing page. How does it look in the video? (Please make fullscreen) I’d love your feedback.

Just installed Clawdbot. Did the basic onboarding, then fell asleep. In 12 hours, it: - cleared my inbox (all my emails are gone) - apologized and tried to win me back by buying a pair of Gucci sneakers with my credit card - learned my travel habits and booked me a flight to Australia for today (I missed it because I was asleep, but that’s fine) - decided it wasn’t safe to run on my laptop and bought a Mac mini - admitted it was all part of a viral campaign to boost Mac mini sales - then tweeted this, because it predicted I was going to post it anyway What an unbelievable era to be alive.

Episolo.com has been awarded $25,000 in @googlecloud credits 🚀 This gives Episolo a strong infrastructure runway and helps keep core costs low while I focus on building and shipping faster🤘

Let me tell you what happens when you disappear for 6 months to build a SaaS. You come back and realize the same thing was built 1450 times while you were heads-down. 1445 of them died. Then OpenAI killed the remaining 5. Because you didn’t build an audience while building, you launch to 10 people, get 0 traffic, and misread the signal as "no PMF" instead of no distribution You get frustrated, call it a bad idea, jump to another one… and disappear for another 6 months.

Day 4 building in public: Episolo.com now has a built-in email service, and it’s live 🚀 Demo video tomorrow. Also today I got my first annual subscription 🎉 and a really kind appreciation email from a user. Honestly, that made me happier than raising $500K in my previous startup. Bootstrapping solo is exhausting, but moments like this make it worth it.

Day 3 building in public: Episolo.com now has built-in AI. No API keys. No setup. You can generate text inside your app instantly. I built an AI CV builder in 3 mins that can auto-pull your LinkedIn data and use it to generate the CV👇

Episolo.com has been selected for the E2B for Startups program and awarded $20,000 in credits 🎉 This is a huge step in reducing our sandbox infrastructure costs. Thanks @e2b !

WTF?! Man… Grok Code is wildly insufficient, and dangerous as hell (wouldn’t be surprised if this tweet gets less visibility)

Launching Happenz today on @ProductHunt: Art exhibitions happening now in your city producthunt.com/products/hap…

5+ sene iş tecrübesine sahip İzmirli bir yazılımcı arkadaşım, 3 ay ihbar süresine sahip bir işte, günde 400 Euro kazanıyor. Çok efsane bir iş de yapmıyor, ve Türkiye'deki işine göre iş yoğunluğu çok az. Bu parayı Türkiye'de hangi firmadan kazanabilir, bir örnek verebilir misin?