Tuesday, February 3, 2026
I kept seeing people build wild stuff with OpenClaw - agent swarms, automated research, specs that write themselves, etc. So after a lot of back and forth, I had to try it. I spun up my own setup, named it Q, and started wiring it into a real project. So here’s a quick tour of how the system actually works, why it’s useful, and how the pieces talk to each other.
First two weeks of 2026 have been crazy on the AI front. There’s been a lot of Claude Code talk (at least in my bubble) and it feels like every day you have to learn something new… and unlearn something else…. and that’s equal parts exciting and anxiety-inducing.
I’ve never been the kind of developer who treats code like a craft to perfect but more like a tool to build what I want (I’m a mediocre dev at best)… and now that AI is removing a lot of this “writing code” friction, I think what will remain valuable is how you think: problem framing, tradeoffs, and turning messy reality into something clear, elegant that’s actually providing value for the end user. That’s the part that excites me.
The anxiety comes from not knowing whether what I build today will be obsolete tomorrow, given how fast everything is moving.
Saturday, January 10, 2026
Starting today TWO is live on both the App Store and Google Play It’s been some back and forth with the Apple’s review process and the fifth time was the charm. Five rounds of review. Five cycles of small fixes, vague feedback, rewrites, and patience. First 2 tries were totally on me because I had a login bug on iPad I definitely missed. The next 2 were : paywall stuff where yearly tier showed a per-month price that was more prominent than the actual charge… which is against their guidelines.
Thursday, January 8, 2026
Last week I had a simple idea: what if I could get weekly spending reports, with AI automatically categorizing everything and ideally with zero manual input (or as close to it as possible) So I built this Skill (or better said Claude Code build one) that’s: → Connecting to my bank via GoCardless open banking API → Pulls all transactions automatically → Categorizes spending (groceries, utilities, transport, etc.) → Calculates my actual savings rate → Shows me week-over-week comparisons
Wednesday, December 24, 2025
This year I managed to launch three apps. One failed. Two are still around and are taking up all my time. Heal -> tryheal.app - is a breakup recovery app built for people going through the messy aftermath of a breakup. The core idea was simple: give people structure when their thoughts are anything but structured. Journaling, reflection and an AI coach that acts more like a calm confidant than a motivational speaker.