Koshel
How I defined KPIs for my finance tracker app
How context, vision and user problems help define what is important to measure in your app.
Design that moves the numbers
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Delivery app
Interviewing business owners before building a CRM
How I cut an AI-generated questionnaire of 55-60 questions down to a script an interviewer can actually use.
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Book notes
The Creative Act: a way of being
Notes on The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin, and the quotes about creativity worth rereading.
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Tips & tricks
Material-style inputs in Framer with a code override
Framer inputs don’t come with a thin underline and a floating label. A code override built with Claude adds them.
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Building
I built my own finance tracker instead of paying $7 a month
A finance app wanted $7 per month. I already pay for AI, so I built my own with Claude in one evening.
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Book notes
Two ideas from The Psychology of Money that changed how I see money
Not a book of practical tips, but a way of thinking about money: buying back your time, and why tails drive the results.
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Tips & tricks
Seed strings: how to get AI out of its default answer
Same request, two results. Adding a random string to the prompt gives AI a fresh direction instead of the most typical one.
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Tips & tricks
Coloring individual words in Framer text with variables
Framer can’t color single words in a text layer once a variable is applied. A code override built with Claude fixes that.
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Book notes
Atomic Habits: change your identity first, then the habits
I skipped it because it was popular, and I was wrong. The identity table I made, and the smaller ideas I kept.
