Tsuyu's first ad budget: $280, 14 days, one question
Tsuyu's first paid traffic: the Google Ads plan, what I'm measuring, and the pivot and demo that came first.
A one-person software studio building small, useful SaaS tools — and writing about how they’re made. Below: notes from the build.
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I ran a new model in shadow mode behind SignalScout's lead classifier for three days. It never touched a score. Here is what 600 side-by-side judgments showed.
One product photo in, a finished ad out — headline written and designed into the image, not stamped over it. What it does, what it costs, and the bugs.
Five Go backends restarted every midnight for three weeks. The culprit: a logrotate template. The accomplice: systemd's Restart=always. The tell: a counter.
The ops model behind a solo-operator SaaS portfolio: a 15-minute maintenance loop, a daily deep loop, and deploys gated hard enough that I sleep through them.
A full in-browser manga editor built in a day, a dead weekend project revived, two new products before the week was out, and a bug I found by accident.
One button turns a story into a finished video. Here's the week it took to get there — AI panel throttling, a dead image bot, and a 2.5-minute outage.
Pick a Reddit thread, get back a finished short — no editing, no timeline, no captions. How effortless it got, and the real views my channel pulled.
How I wired Claude Code into a cheap always-on server with self-running loops and guarded autonomy — and what it actually fixed while I wasn't looking.
What this blog is about — side projects, lessons learned, and the real numbers behind them.