Posts tagged with "build in public"

A home screen widget for the Islamic calendar — built in love, grown from version 1.0.0 to 1.0.6. Here's the honest story of what it took, what changed, and where it's going.

I got tired of starting my mornings inside notification chaos, so I built something about it. Two weeks later, Keynotif is now live on the Play Store.

I started building Keynotif to fix noisy mornings. This is where it gets difficult — not filtering notifications, but understanding what actually matters.

You don’t have a notification problem. You have an uncertainty problem. Keynotif is a native Android app I’m building to filter what actually matters while you sleep — so your mornings feel calm again.

Skedoff v1.0.1 introduces Workstation — a desktop companion that syncs your phone drafts over local Wi-Fi. No cloud, no accounts, no relay server. Here is why the constraint was the right call.

Why I built AmalanKu, a private and offline-first Muslim companion app focused on reflection, spiritual consistency, and digital restraint instead of engagement loops.

Why I built Skedoff, a privacy-first, offline-first social media content planner for creators who want control without cloud sync, accounts, or automation.