Micro SaaS Development

My Daily Update: Today, I detailed my progress on building a micro SaaS product that turns text, emails, and eventually images into fully formed calendar events. I demonstrated the MVP on a web page, discussed how users can edit event details, and noted future plans for a Chrome extension and mobile integration. I also shared my self-hosting journey, explaining the challenges I faced with media transcoding on Plex due to deep virtualization layers and the lack of proper GPU pass-through, which led to CPU throttling and overheating. I described how a VPN test revealed flawless streaming from California, highlighting the complications in my setup and my plans to switch to a containerized environment or use Jellyfin for improved performance. The update provided technical insights, learning curves, and plans for refining both my product and self-hosting setup.

Daily Update on My Build and Agents I share my journey in trying to build an effective AI-based tool that truly solves a daily pain point by automating event scheduling. I discuss the challenge of identifying real problems rather than creating solutions in search of issues, and my shift in focus to solving concrete pain points with micro agents. I also reflect on my experiments with developing an AI virtual assistant, building a micro SaaS MVP, and even dealing with unexpected server maintenance issues at home. I explain how these experiences have driven me to simplify my approach, focus on user feedback, and iterate on my product by enhancing the reliability and accuracy of my agents. My daily update is a candid look at iterative development, learning from both technical challenges and market needs, and finding revenue even in small wins.