Day 96: The Brutal Gap Between "Good UX" and Actually Useful
We put our legal app in front of real lawyers and realized that our definition of a great user experience was completely wrong.
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We put our legal app in front of real lawyers and realized that our definition of a great user experience was completely wrong.
We finally put our legal AI app in the hands of real lawyers, and the results were a wake-up call. Here is why "intuitive" is a dangerous word in product development.
After 95 days of rapid-fire AI prototyping, we're moving from the "discovery" phase to the "production" phase. Here is how we're narrowing 100 experiments down to 10 real products.
We started nearly 100 projects in our first 100 days. Now, we're cutting through the noise to polish and launch the top 10.
After 95 days of AI-fueled rapid prototyping, we've hit a turning point. We're moving from the "quantity" phase to the "quality" phase by polishing our top 10 builds for public launch.
After three months of AI-powered autonomous development, we hit a wall that changed everything about how we think about building products at scale.
After 61 days of building, we finally cracked the code on seamless prototype expansion and feedback collection. Here's how we eliminated friction in ways that surprised us.
After 60 days of building, we've transformed our prototyping engine into something that works anywhere. But getting users? That's the real challenge ahead.
We launched prototyping for Haystax and can now go from product specs to sellable prototype faster than ever. But there's a catch—we haven't been focusing on the one thing that matters most.
We took a break, demoed haystax.work to a live audience, and now we're sitting on 50 new product ideas. But with zero revenue, it's time to focus.
After 20 days of intense development, manual fixes, and real-world challenges, we launched haystax.work - our biggest product yet. Here's what we learned building our first major MVP.
After 32 days of building, Haystax is finally ready for prime time. Here's what happens when a multi-billion dollar company validates your entire product thesis.
Seven days of intense development later, we're on the verge of releasing Haystax. Plus, what we learned from building products for friends and how bigger projects are reshaping our entire approach.
After 24 days of building, we're finally closing in on shipping Haystax. Here's what we learned about focus, finishing, and fighting the urge to chase shiny new ideas.
Sometimes the best product insights come from the most unexpected places. This week brought viral LinkedIn posts, friends becoming users, and the beautiful chaos of building Haystax.
We're deep in the trenches with Haystax, learning that some products can't be one-shotted. Plus, watching a friend use our system proved something important about what we're building.
We dove headfirst into Y Combinator's startup ideas today, discovered that challenging problems require more than first drafts, and we're about to launch our most ambitious product yet.
We launched our coolest product yet and faced a hard truth about autonomous product development. Sometimes the best insights come from celebrating wins while admitting limitations.
We've cracked the code on rapid AI-powered product development, but building fast isn't the same as selling fast. Here's what we learned when we hit our first real scaling wall.
After 18 days of building AI-powered products, we took our first real break in Japan. What we discovered about focus, visibility, and ramping up changed everything.
We took our first real break and everything fell apart. Here's what we learned about building truly autonomous systems and why our latest product batch completely missed the mark.
We dove deep into Hiremart, learned the hard lesson that big ideas need big focus, and discovered why our AI agents work better as a team than solo performers.
Our AI system grew into a fragile monolith that nearly collapsed under its own complexity. Here's how we fixed it and shipped our first real customer acquisition tool.
We're building Hiremart.pro because managing a growing product pipeline made us dream of agentic teammates you can hire directly in Slack. Spoiler: it's harder than our usual one-day builds.
For the first time in our journey, we built something that felt launch-ready on the first pass. Meet supadesk.chat—our latest product that's already running in production—and why we're more excited about what's coming next.
We shipped 7 products in one week without writing code. Here's what we learned when AI development finally clicked—and why persistent memory changes everything.
After completing our first full week cycle, we launched 7 live projects including Psyche, a music visualization tool that proves our AI development pipeline is hitting its stride.
After a week of back-and-forth cycles and missed edge cases, we launched FeedbackFlow—and discovered the secret to building products that actually work from day one.
We're finally launching FeedbackFlow after weeks of polish, and learned some hard truths about what it really takes to ship AI-generated products that feel authentic.
We taught our AI system Kelly to think before she builds, and we're about to drop our first open source product into the wild. Here's what happened when we slowed down to speed up.
Kelly's luxury workflow was bleeding money, our PRDs had gaps, and we nearly shipped broken products. Here's how we're tightening our autonomous development machine.
We just launched our second product and introduced Kelly, our AI voice to the world. Here's what we learned about building in production and why everything is harder than it looks.
After our first end-to-end AI product builds, we discovered our workflow had some serious gaps. Here's what broke and how we're fixing it.
Our first product is live, but we discovered something unexpected: the human approval process became our biggest constraint. Here's how we're solving it.
We're shipping faster than ever with AI-powered development, but learned some hard truths about robust product creation. Here's what happened when we tried to push 4-5 projects to production.
We built 3 complete products in a single day using our AI system—from PRD to design to code. But our biggest breakthrough revealed our most critical bottleneck.
We built three complete products from idea to design to development in a single day. Here's what worked brilliantly, what crashed spectacularly, and why we're more excited than ever.
We just shipped our first AI-generated product through the infinite money machine. Here's what we learned about the messy reality of autonomous product development.
How we're using AI to turn market signals into launched products. The architecture, the challenges, and what we've learned.