Are you building in public? Drop what you are working on and one lesson learned from your journey!

I'm working on https://rosie.land - mostly it's writing, sharing, researching and education on community building. Mostly I share stuff randomly on Twitter or Indie Hackers. I also have a small private indie community where I share stuff in semi-public, I'm much more transparent there.

We're building https://tally.so (the simplest way to create forms for free). Biggest lesson: learning how to say no. As a bootstrapped team of 2 we need to make hard decisions all the time in order to be able to focus on growing our product and secure time for creation.

We are building a network of package receiving lockboxes to protect and organize peoples home deliveries. We have learned that building a physical product adds many interesting challenges to a project.

We are building a sales and PM simplification solution live with a partner client. Lesson learned: literally everything takes longer than you expect... if you're intent is to do it right. www.whatboard.app for our shameless plug.

Working on https://vero.fm Learned that copywriting for SEO is not an effective strategy for validating an idea.

Working on shuffle.dev - page builder for busy devs and I'm trying to learn how to build in public :D I feel that writing about doing things takes almost as much as doing things :(

We created PremastPlus for Google Slides, and we will launch it in a few days. I have learned that improve your product based on what users exactly need 🤩 ⚡️ https://www.producthunt.com/post...

I'm building https://www.kanosurveys.com - a platform for running customer satisfaction surveys using the Kano model technique. I have learned that there are no shortcuts. You've got to put the work in consistently over a long time to see results. I've been using a streak tracking app to motivate me to work on the app 4 x per week, I'm up to a 17 week streak so far!

Hello everyone, I'm working on StitchedOn, (https://stitchedon.com) a social directory for no code tutorials built completely on Bubble. I've learned you don't need to know how to code to launch a useful site for the world to enjoy. While I'm a software engineering student myself, I found no code tools to be the best starting point for most projects.

Firmbee - we launched today, come, see & support 🌟