In this day-in-the-life vlog, I’m basically trying to do the thing nobody really glamorizes: get the first users. I’m building my startup from scratch, and even though I’m a full-stack engineer, the hard part isn’t shipping code — it’s figuring out what to say, who to say it to, and how to get real humans to care. I walk through the messy middle of early-stage marketing: uncertainty, small experiments, and the constant “is this even working?” feeling. I also talk about the mindset side of it. The popular advice is “just launch it,” but the truth is launching is only the start — then you have to iterate based on feedback, push through the awkward outreach phase, and keep showing up even when results are slow. I’m building in public, sharing what I’m trying, and being honest about the struggles because that’s the real solo founder life. If you’re a developer thinking about launching your own product, this is what it actually looks like when you’re trying to go from zero to your first users.