Squatti 1.0
On the App Store since 12 September, free to download, with the listing and screenshots in all 18 store languages.
Living progress, not a highlight reel
Updated
What I'm building right now.
A plain-English view of what is on the desk, what just shipped, and what I'm learning along the way.
Current focus
StartCue first-move flow
Capture a task, name one of six blockers, choose how many minutes you have, and get back a single first move. A new install now walks that whole path on first launch, and the Patterns screen has its first working slice.
Also on the desk
Recently shipped
Glint 1.1.0
Live on the App Store and Google Play with a lighter website and regional pricing.
NaguBuilds site refresh
New app pages, real product screens, and complete privacy and terms pages for every app.
Experiments in progress
Nightly site keeper
An agent that watches the project folders, keeps this site current, and drafts build notes for review each morning.
App Store keyword research
A search word typed in one language can surface apps whose listing is written in another. Now that Squatti is out, watching how far that reaches.
Design boards instead of mockups
Reviewing screens as live HTML on a pan-and-zoom board at real phone size, so a layout can be judged in a browser before it gets built.
What i'm learning
Legal copy is product copy
Writing the privacy policy forced clearer decisions about what the app sends and what it never touches.
Saying no to features
Cutting scope is the hardest and most useful skill in solo building.
Upcoming launches
StartCue public beta
Targeting later this year. Waitlist invites go out first.
Want the decisions behind the progress?
The blog has the build notes, product lessons, wins, and dead ends.