I remember my first 'impressive' project: a todo app with color themes and smug confidence. Ten years later I look back and realize those small wins don't prove you can build for real users. In this p
Qunoot Ali
Jan 31, 2026 • 5 Minutes Read
Jan 31, 2026
I remember the last time I tried to compare five sleep trackers: a browser full of tabs, a hasty spreadsheet and the nagging feeling I’d missed someth
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I combed through 500 AI tools so you don't have to. In this mini guide I share nine tools I tested live that let a lone founder build, brand, validate
I remember the first time my fridge reminded me we were out of milk—I thought it was clever, not life-changing. Fast-forward: I kept investing in AI c
I used to assume SaaS was safe from quick replacement. Then a tiny billing bug and two hours of broken support pushed me to rebuild a testimonial widg
I remember sitting in a boardroom as we debated which AI projects to keep and which roles to cut. It felt like watching the tide pull out before a sto
I remember the first time a friend told me they’d let an AI buy their birthday gift — and it arrived exactly right. That casual anecdote crystallized
I remember the first time I tinkered with a text-to-image tool and felt a weird mix of wonder and impatience — the images were impressive, but frozen.
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I remember the first time I treated an ad click like a trophy—back when Google Ads and Facebook dominated every quarter. Fast-forward from that habit-
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I remember the days when I could micro-segment an audience, tweak bids at 2am, and feel confident that deterministic targeting delivered results. As o
