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Ever built something amazing—only to watch nobody care? You spent weeks coding. Tuned every pixel. Launched it with pride. And... silence. No likes. No users. No magic. That’s the punch most first-time founders never see coming. Because building

You don’t need more tools. You need one AI agent that thinks, acts, and executes—like it’s on your team. No task switching. No micro-managing. Just outcomes. Codestam is building AI agents that don’t just assist. They own the job.

From today, I’m gonna start dropping regular updates of the grind — just me, playing, building, and experimenting with F3. No polish, no filters. Just raw progress. Let’s see where this goes. 💪 It’s either succeed in public or fail in public...

Best example of using Chatgpt! 1. Take a picture of a front page of news paper 2. Download copilot 3. Upload the picture you captured 4. Prompt: Can you please look through the newspaper image I captured through my phone and uploaded it for you to

Crazzy Grind Day 32 Today was all about tightening the system. Fixed bugs, improved performance, and optimized multiple flows across Crazzy.dev. It’s the boring work no one sees… but it’s what makes the platform feel smooth, fast, and reliable. Step

Being a founder isn’t just about pitching, coding, or selling. It’s about:- • Staying calm when things break. • Making decisions with 50% of the data. • Carrying the vision when no one else sees it. That’s the real startup grind.

🚀 What’s the hardest part of building a startup in 2025? Not the pitch deck. Not the product. It’s the invisible grind - the stuff no one claps for. Let’s be honest: Which of these hits you hardest right now?

If I had to explain my startup to a 5-year-old, here’s what I’d say: Imagine you have a magic card. You tap it on someone’s phone… and boom - they know your name, your number, your Instagram, and even where you sell your lemonade. No spelling mista

🚀 The Real Startup Test Isn’t Funding. It’s Friction. We glamorise pitch decks and Shark Tank wins. But the real test? Can your idea survive silence? – No replies from VCs – No traction on launch day – No co-founder energy at 2 a.m. That’s wh

I’m breaking my silence because I can't fake it anymore. This is the hardest post I’ve ever written. Losing our CTO months ago wasn't just a business problem—it ripped out our technical core. The subsequent rebuild has been brutal and lonely. Every