I launched an open beta version for Idea Bakery on the 16th of June 2021. Here's how it went. 5 sign-ups. Most of them were from the Visualise Value community.On my launch post, there were 881 impressions & 46 engagements. Thanks to anyone who retweeted.🚀 We're launching

When I first started building idea bakery, I released a version that was just good enough to get some feedback. I sent it to a trusted few I thought would've found it useful & Tweeted if anyone was interested in early access. This is the feedback I received for the

Context: I emailed Open AI's CTO, Greg Brockman about getting access to GPT-3. In this email, I wanted to tell him about the position I wanted to take, helping independent creators talk about their ideas on Twitter, how it's going to be utilised and how it's different from the current

I launched Idea Bakery for some select people that I thought the tool will be helpful for. I also learned first-hand what an embarrassing first launch actually looks like. I knew that everything wasn't there and the fact that it wasn't perfect. There was no onboarding, and some of the

Ideas to Tweet don't come to us linearly. They come to us when we are working on something or doing something mundane, like in the shower. Funnily, it usually never comes when you're on Twitter. If you're lucky and if the situation is right, you'll pull out a decent Tweet.

Update 20/04/2021 - I actually built it! Here's the story so far. What if there was a place for indie hackers, marketers, writers and designers to use their personal experiences and what they believe in to consistently generate ideas that spark conversations on Twitter? This idea/pitch has