#deeditt

A new #Deeditt release is almost ready! 🚀 I’ve been working on some improvements and finally added a feature I’ve been thinking about for a long time... 👀 "Deeds Visibility" is now here! And with that, Deeditt will soon be available on the web 🌐. As I mentioned before, I'm pausing new features for now to focus on something more important: #strategy & #structure. I’ve made some progress toward setting up the company, but honestly, I realized it's not the right time yet. So I’m keeping it simple

Now I'm about to leave my job and give more time to #Deeditt — not forever, but for a few months. This is the moment I'm the most inside this dream ✨ and it's exciting... but also scary because I'll have no excuses, no distractions. Every single day, I #fight with the fear of failing 😟. Even after all the hard work, I still wonder if it will ever connect with others. Waiting for something you built with love ❤️ to find its place in the world is the hardest part. Sometimes people ask about my i

I'm excited to be working on a new version of #Deeditt 🤗 that will align the mobile and web experiences. It's a challenging task, as I need to upgrade numerous packages, improve security, and carefully plan each deployment stage 😮‍💨. But I know this work will lay the foundation for something truly #remarkable in Deeditt. The reason I'm taking this on is that I need to feel a sense ✨ of progress. Marketing and user acquisition have been difficult for me, so shifting my focus to this technical wo

A few days ago, I wrapped up a new version of the #Deeditt app and introduced some small updates on the web. One major feature went live, but it came with a significant challenge — #ReactNative is undergoing internal changes, which forced me to refactor parts of the code and update several dependencies. I'm still moving forward with the user acquisition plan, and I have to admit—it’s tough. I’ve started using the term “fast content” to describe the way other platforms push us to publish quickly

This past month has been a turning point for me and for #Deeditt. I took time to really think about the #future not just what I want to build, but also what I don’t want Deeditt to become. I realized I was being influenced too much by today’s social media, and that wasn’t the path I truly believed in. So I wrote a ✍️ #Medium article to express my thoughts, and to my surprise, people responded with support and great ideas. That made me feel I’m not alone on this journey. I’ve also been working h

It’s hard to set limits when you really love what you’re building 💭 These last few weeks have been intense, and finally have a stable version of the #Deeditt web app 🎉 that it's just a few days to be fully released. It’s not as complete as the mobile version, but it’s close enough to feel real. Building for the web is a whole new level 🌐 because everything is more exposed — the #API, the #cache, the loading speed ⚙️ It makes me think about things I didn’t worry about before. But the real chall

Today I’m proud to say that the new version of #Deeditt for Web 🌎 is live and it’s not just an update, it’s a milestone. What started as a simple deeds read-only version months ago now has become a full experience, bringing the opportunity to write deeds, comment, explore profiles, browse categories and hashtags and more… it finally feels alive. 😌 I’ve spent the last couple of months rebuilding almost everything from the ground up 🧑‍💻 — not just adding features, but rethinking how everything w