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Click Start building and share the screen, window, or tab you choose.
Start a work session and keep building normally. Homer watches your progress, finds the moments worth sharing, and turns them into authentic posts.
Homer is watching for meaningful changes
Only the screen you chose to shareafter competitor research
less friction, clearer value
42 minutes of debugging
Made for the places founders actually build
No daily prompts, no blank page, no interruption to your flow.
Click Start building and share the screen, window, or tab you choose.
Code, design, research, ship, debug and iterate as you normally would.
Homer finds the strongest moments and drafts grounded, authentic posts.
Founders do not struggle to invent content. They struggle to remember and articulate what actually mattered.
Homer reconstructs what changed, what was learned, and what is worth sharing.
What Homer noticed
Edited onboarding flow
Compared three competitor flows
Removed two onboarding steps
Moment found
Competitor research revealed the strongest flows asked for less upfront.
Building in public is not about broadcasting every task. It is about making the useful parts of the journey visible: the decisions, the lessons, the setbacks, and the proof that you keep showing up.
Over time, those honest updates create context around your product before launch day ever arrives.
People follow the thinking behind a product. Showing real progress makes your work credible long before the pitch.
Customers, collaborators, and supporters can recognise themselves in the problems you are solving.
A decision made once can become a useful story that keeps teaching, travelling, and creating opportunities.
Homer does not paste the same generic post everywhere. It adapts the structure, pace, and level of detail to each platform.
A clear hook, one concrete insight, and no corporate filler. Short enough for the feed; substantial enough to be worth reading.
“We removed two onboarding steps today. Completion got simpler because we stopped asking for trust upfront.”
A thoughtful founder update with useful context, short paragraphs, and a practical lesson—without forced inspiration.
What changed, why the decision mattered, and what another builder can take from it.
A non-promotional title followed by the real problem, the approach, the result, and what you would do differently.
Written to contribute to a community, not to disguise an advertisement.
A warmer, more conversational take: direct, readable, and designed to invite a genuine reply rather than chase engagement.
A small observation from the work, told like you would explain it to another founder.
A lasting record organised around what you worked on, what changed, what you learned, and what remains undecided.
Your private archive can become a changelog, newsletter draft, weekly recap, or the raw material for a longer founder story.
Homer observes only a session you explicitly start and only the surface you choose to share. Pause, stop, or delete it at any time.
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