You're already shipping. Turn each commit into a post and grow an audience while you build.

Last year i shipped seven side projects back-to-back. nights, weekends, holidays. The code worked. The products were good. And every single one of them launched to nothing.
The problem wasn't the product. The problem was that nobody knew I existed. I'd spent months heads-down in a terminal and forgotten that building and being seen are two different jobs.
So i tried to post more. I was bad at it. I'd stare at a blank tweet box after a 10-hour coding session and just… close the tab. Writing a post about the thing I'd just shipped felt like a whole second job on top of the first one.
Then it clicked. I was already writing about the work every time I committed. the commit messages, the diffs, the late-night "fix: finally figured out why this was breaking" — that's the story. It just wasn't getting out.
So i built buildinpublic.now — the tool i wished existed. It reads your commits and turns them into posts in your voice. You approve them, they go out, your audience grows while you keep shipping.