30 apps in 30 days. Then I kept going.
It started as a dare: build 30 useful apps in 30 days. The number stuck, the habit stuck harder. This is the running log of what I shipped, why I shipped it, and what agentic software engineering actually taught me along the way.
The premise was simple and a little reckless: ship one useful app a day for a month and treat coding agents as collaborators rather than autocomplete. The goal was never the apps themselves — it was to learn, in public, how agentic software engineering changes the way a product actually gets built.
73 builds later, the patterns are clearer. Some shipped to real users. Some became tools I still use every day. Plenty were prototypes that taught me something and then quietly retired.
How to read this site
- Journal — longer write-ups on what I built and what I learned.
- Apps — every project, with an honest verdict on how it turned out.
The numbers
- 73 total builds
- 44 shippeds
- 21 useful tools
- 6 prototypes
- 2 experiments