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What we did, day by day.

October 2026

  1. Oct 27

    • Finish reading “The Embedded Entrepreneur”
    • Continue publishing HayTask
    • Start learning video motion design
    • Continue improving HayTask’s UI/UX

  2. Oct 26

    • Continue reading “The Embedded Entrepreneur”
    • Publish HayTask’s production app
    • Read about organization theory
    • Add a referral feature

  3. Oct 25

    • Continue reading “The Embedded Entrepreneur”
    • Integrate sound into HayTask
    • Improve the UI/UX of HayTask’s focus screen
    • Start reading “Obviously Awesome”

  4. Oct 24

    • Plan for the next week
    • Improve Bambotics’s landing page
    • Let Bookery export HTML decks
    • Continue reading “The Embedded Entrepreneur”

  5. Oct 23

    • Read about mechanism design
    • Improve the input UI
    • Fix some bugs

  6. Oct 22

    • Read some case studies
    • Build an AI voice feature for HayTask
    • Build HayTask’s onboarding flow
    • Publish the prototype of HayTask’s landing page

  7. Oct 21

    • Continue improving HayTask’s UI/UX
    • Research distribution
    • Read more about the Llama Life and Tiimo case studies

  8. Oct 20

    • Read about the Goblin Tools case study
    • Continue improving HayTask’s UI/UX
    • Build an AI icon suggestion feature for HayTask

  9. Oct 19

    • Improve HayTask’s UI/UX
    • Start on HayTask’s AI features
    • Finish the first prototype of HayTask’s landing page
    • Read about the Llama Life, Tiimo and Finch case studies

  10. Oct 18

    • Meet a foreigner from France
    • Continue working on HayTask’s login and landing page

  11. Oct 17

    • Integrate the backend and sign-in flow into HayTask
    • Attend an indie hacker event
    • Start designing a landing page for HayTask

  12. Oct 16

    • Continue working on HayTask’s prototype
    • Read about Loom and Coconote case studies

  13. Oct 15

    • Start working on HayTask’s backend
    • Find a way to let people customize their avatar
    • Sign up for the Apple Developer Program
    • Continue improving the UI/UX.

  14. Oct 14

    • Design HayTask’s PWA
    • Research how to integrate body doubling into the app

  15. Oct 13

    • Continue refactoring HayTask’s prototype
    • Continue reading “Product-led growth”

  16. Oct 12

    • Research marketing books for indie hackers
    • Skim summaries of “The Embedded Entrepreneur”, “Obviously Awesome”, “The Mom Test”, “Traction”, “The Minimalist Entrepreneur”, “Badass: Making Users Awesome” and “Million Dollar Weekend”
    • Finish reading “My Indie Book”
    • Refactor HayTask’s UI

  17. Oct 11

    • Integrate the logo into HayTask
    • Watch some youtube videos about indie hackers
    • Reword two of the principles.
    • Read about Andrew Carnegie
    • Watch Shein and TikTok case study

  18. Oct 10

    • Finish HayTask’s first prototype v0
    • Start reading “Product-Led Growth”

  19. Oct 9

    • Continue implementing HayTask’s prototype
    • Design HayTask’s logo

  20. Oct 8

    • Continue reading “My Indie Book”
    • Continue implementing HayTask’s prototype
    • Buy haytask.app

  21. Oct 7

    • Started implementing HayTask’s first prototype

  22. Oct 6

    • Continue reading “My Indie Book”
    • Finish Designing HayTask’s first prototype

  23. Oct 5

    • Continue designing HayTask’s prototype
    • Learn pen testing

  24. Oct 4

    • Start designing HayTask prototype

  25. Oct 3

    • Rewrite “Why Bambotics exists”.
    • Research initial ideas for HayTask

  26. Oct 2

    • Continue reading “My Indie Book”
    • Redesign dark mode.
    • Add a calendar to the log.

  27. Oct 1

    • Redesign bambotics.dev.
    • Add dark mode.

September 2026

  1. Sep 30

    • Introduce the log.

  2. Sep 28

    • Bring back the blog.
    • Make the site fit phones.
    • Add topics and series to the blog.

  3. Sep 27

    • Rebuild bambotics.dev as one page.

May 2026

  1. May 4

    • Start Bambotics.
    • Put the site online, published from GitHub through Cloudflare Pages.
    • Write the first blog post.