Now I build internet products, still without code, using AI, design, and taste.

I was building in public on X for last 2 months.

And honestly, I got tired of how it became performative and started to feel fake.

I shipped 2 products. Both failed to get any real traction.

I kept sneaking into popular builders’ profiles, hoping to learn how they do it.

One thing I kept seeing everywhere, product launch directories. I thought here is the scope. So I started building one. Same UI like the rest. Nothing special.

Suddenly one day when it was half built, I realized builders like me were just dropping launch links in comment sections like

> “Drop your link, what you're working on below” People would say cool or awesome idea and disappear. It felt hollow.

That’s when I knew I had to make something different. Something for all of us shouting into the void, hoping someone actually sees what we’re building. So I built FoundersWall.com a weird raw space where indie hackers pin what they’re actually building.

So I built FoundersWall.com - a weird, raw public wall for indie hackers.

Each underdog builder gets their own timeline to pin whatever they’re working on feature drops, rewrites, rants, even dead projects. No feed. No likes. No algorithm. Just you, showing up.

The design leans into chaos sticky notes, scribbles, colors, because real shipping isn’t clean, and that’s the point.

Today, I added 'Launch Alliance' You pin your upcoming launch and get support from others. In return, you support someone else when they launch. No hype loops. Just mutual visibility between builders.

It’s slowly gaining traction among early builders. Would love to hear what you think, especially if you've felt the same frustration with build-in-public culture.