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Day 26 of 60 Worked on refining ad objectives in Meta Ads, studied structured data basics for SEO, and optimized website page flow for smoother navigation. Each focused day is adding more strength to the overall learning journey. #Day26 #60DaysChal

LUCAAS Build something which your users LOVE USE CARE ADOPT ATTRACT SHARE Example: Medial

**Day 23: Don’t Build Alone—Talk to Users Early** 🗣️🚀 On Day 23 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a reminder that saved us weeks (maybe months) of wasted work: **Talk to users before you build. Then keep talking to them.** Too many founders build i

**Day 32: Build Trust Before You Build Features** 🤝🛠️ On Day 32 of the #FounderJourney, here’s a truth I’ve come to believe deeply: **People don’t just buy products — they buy trust.** Before your product is perfect... Before your features are c

📅 Day 1 of building an app to make studying less painful 📚 ✅ Researched study habits + keywords ✅ Setup project + Supabase backend ✅ Integrated “Sign in with Apple” ✅ Built prompt-based note generation ✅ Posted first TikTok to start pulling in ear

What if your software could think like your best team member? We don’t just build software. We build AI-powered platforms that learn, adapt, and work harder every day. At Opslify, our clients come for: ✅ AI-driven applications ✅ Web & Mobile apps t

🚀 Day 2 of building my study app ✅ Notes list view done with database integration ✅ AI hooked up to auto-generate flashcards ✅ Posted 2 TikToks to start gathering users & building reach for the app

Startup founders don’t need more features. They need clarity. You're not building an app. You're building a business model that works. At Opslify, we don’t just write code. We co-build with you like a product partner: ✅ MVPs that validate fast ✅ A

Startup founders don’t need more features. They need clarity. You're not building an app. You're building a business model that works. At Opslify, we don’t just write code. We co-build with you like a product partner: ✅ MVPs that validate fast ✅ A

Six months were spent building a product that no one really needed. It was exciting at first — the vision felt strong. But the common mistake was made: the idea was never validated. No real feedback. No user conversations. Just assumptions. Over t