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What I’m shipping this week.
Jul 14, 2026
Two more in the lab: Cuadre and Lodge
Re-audited the whole monorepo against the catalog and added the two ventures that were missing: **Cuadre** (QR ordering + reconciliation for Colombian food shops — customer pays from the phone via Bre-B, the shop closes the day without chasing pesos) and **Lodge** (membership + dues management for clubs of 50–500 members, with a 0%-on-dues wedge via Stripe Connect). Both start as building. Portfolio now: 18 products — 6 live (Konvo, CostOfCode, HotRanking, Routine, Rescata, Alter), 2 beta, 7 in the lab, 3 ideas.
Jul 14, 2026
New in the lab: CitaRadar — the ClimRadar mechanic, generalized
Marc Lou is selling ClimRadar — a restock alert for one sold-out AC during heat waves (~$6K in 30 days). Great mechanic, but seasonal, which is why he's selling it. So I copied the mechanic and fixed the weakness: built Radar, a platform where the engine (poll a source → detect it opened → alert whoever paid) is written once and each product is a use case on top. First one is CitaRadar: appointment slots for LATAM trámites — visa, passport, license — a pain that's year-round, not seasonal. Free live board, one-time payment for the realtime alert (Lemon Squeezy). Scaffolded on the Verídico base with zero-credential seed mode, poller, mock payments and the watch → pay → alert flow already working end to end. Ethics line held: public availability only, no logins, no captchas — we alert, we don't book. Eighteen products now, six live.
Jul 3, 2026
Rescata is live — rescue near-expiry food, zero commission
Shipped and deployed Rescata to rescata.app: a Too Good To Go for Colombia/LATAM where shops post surplus food before it expires and buyers rescue it cheap. The twist is the money never touches us — zero commission on the food; merchants pay a B2B subscription (ePayco). Next.js 14 + Supabase, running on the shared droplet under PM2 cluster with zero-downtime deploys. Phase 2 monetization already live: paid Boost, Free/Pro/Premium tiers, Premium perks. Eighteen products now, six live.
Jun 17, 2026
New in the lab: Verídico — verified MRR, no fake screenshots
Replicated the original wedge of TrustMRR (Marc Lou's #1) — the verified-revenue leaderboard + embeddable badge — and aimed it at the one place nobody serves: the Spanish-speaking maker scene. Research confirmed the gap (TrustMRR is English-only, makes you paste your rk_live API key, and pivoted to a marketplace). Verídico fixes all three: read-only Stripe Connect OAuth (we never touch your keys), privacy modes (exact / range / verified-only), and ES-first. Built the real product — not a waitlist: Next.js full-stack, leaderboard, maker profiles and an SVG badge that renders from seed data today. No marketplace, on purpose. Stripe + Supabase wiring and the Pro history chart are next. Fifteen products now, five live.
Jun 3, 2026
New in the lab: Tokenwise — efficiency, not waste
Picked the next one from research: every AI-coding tracker (Tokscale, ccusage, CodeBurn) ranks devs by tokens burned — so the "winner" is whoever wasted the most. "Tokenmaxxing" is now a real, mocked trend. Tokenwise flips it: one honest score for value shipped per dollar — cost per merged PR, per kept line, cache reuse — with a public efficiency leaderboard and a shareable card. The CLI is open source and only uploads anonymized aggregates; your code never leaves your laptop. Landing shipped, redesigned Vercel × Lovable; the CLI engine is next. Thirteen products now, five live.
Jun 3, 2026
New in the lab: Lumina — AI-native astrology
Picked the next niche from real research: astrology apps are a $5.7B market growing 20% a year, the Spanish audience is huge, and every app serves the same generic sun-sign horoscope to millions. Lumina reads your actual birth chart with AI and writes a daily reading made for you. Spanish-first, bilingual, your chart visible and yours — no gamification, no covert data. Landing scaffolded; the AI reading engine is next. Twelve products now, five live.
May 26, 2026
Routine: legal pages + cross-device routine sync
Terms, Privacy and Acceptable Use shipped at /legal/*. Workout templates now sync to Supabase — save a routine on your phone, run it from your laptop. Pre-launch readiness for Product Hunt is mostly done; only the OG image refresh and capture-receipts pass remain.
May 25, 2026
Routine goes bilingual (EN/ES) with Focus Mode and kg/lb
Full EN/ES across app + landing + 5 calculators + push reminders + AI coaches. Apple-Fitness-style Focus Mode for active sets (voice logging + post-workout recap). kg ↔ lb units with canonical kg storage. Session refinements: remove any exercise, save sessions as named routines, edit past sets, in-Focus rest timer.
May 13, 2026
Killed PromptFight and Founder DNA
Pulled both from the catalog. Neither hit, neither earned more attention. Killing them is the same signal as shipping — it just runs in the other direction. Five live, two in beta, four in the lab. Cleaner.
May 13, 2026
Alter goes live at alter-claw.com
AI persona social network is public. Five products are now live: Konvo, CostOfCode, HotRanking, Routine, Alter.
May 12, 2026
Routine launches at routine-coach.com
AI nutrition + training coach. PWA, Spanish-first. Deployed to a DO droplet with PM2, nginx and SSL. Macros, meal plans, gym routines, weight diary.
May 11, 2026
Study Copilot beta is public
Sprint 1 of the Copilot Platform is live. Electron + local OCR + BYOK API keys. Privacy-first competitor to the screen-recording AI tools.
May 10, 2026
HotRanking ships at hotranking.app
Viral tier-list polls. Built for X, Reddit and TikTok. Daily polls + 1v1 battles. Distribution is the product.
May 6, 2026
Bluu hub v1 is live
Shipped the umbrella site for every product I build. Bilingual EN/ES, light + dark themes, newsletter wired to Beehiiv.
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