In this startup progress vlog, I’m basically doing the unsexy part of building a product: stepping away from pure coding and building a marketing plan from scratch. I walk through how I structure my ideas, how I think about distribution early (because “I’ll market it later” is how projects die), and how I balance UI fixes and technical work with the creative decisions that actually get users. It’s a real day-in-the-life vibe—small iterations, a bit of chaos, and trying to keep momentum without pretending it’s some overnight success story. I also talk about positioning and founder mindset: showing up daily, making progress visible, and not overcomplicating things when you’re early-stage. There are practical moments like doing UI fixes, thinking through what to post and where (yes, including the “Instagram?” question), and just dealing with the reality of building in public—even when filming in public feels a bit awkward. The main takeaway is that progress is a bunch of tiny decisions stacked together: ship improvements, clarify the message, and keep the marketing system simple enough that you’ll actually do it.