Micro SaaS

Daily Update: My Micro SaaS and AI Event Calendar Project In today’s update, I shared my ongoing efforts to build a micro SaaS platform using a micro AI agent that converts text and images into calendar events. I discussed the challenges I’m facing with reoccurring events, particularly how the AI takes too long to process complex prompts and times out. I explained my plan to implement a router to better manage user interactions and feedback, and I emphasized the need for extensive testing using deterministic unit tests to ensure accuracy. Additionally, I mentioned personal updates about quitting a freelance contract and my plans to rebrand my YouTube channel, including its name, image, intro video, and thumbnails. I also called on viewers to leave feedback by commenting with the word 'calendar' to help improve my channel’s visibility. This update highlights both technical hurdles and my journey toward creating a better product and brand.

Daily Update on My Build in Public Log Today I shared my progress while working on a micro SaaS product that uses AI-driven micro agents to perform single tasks exceptionally well. I discussed running ads for my newsletter, tackling legal formalities, and developing an MVP that allows users to create calendar events quickly from text, images, or PDFs. I also detailed my belief that future personal assistants will be built from these focused systems, drawing inspiration from the efficient tools found in Linux. Additionally, I recounted a personal story about my Mexican cactus that suddenly came to life after years of dormancy, illustrating how unexpected growth can occur in both projects and nature. Overall, I provided insights into my development process, the hurdles I face, and my long-term vision for a user-friendly, efficient system.