HeyJaredIn Silico, In Soul.
First-time founder, building in public. I write about the mistakes, lessons, and breakthroughs that come with creating a product from scratch - so you can learn faster than I did.
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A Chrome extension for Substack, a tool with 1,650 weekly active users that now turns articles into carousels, a comic-drawing workshop, nine ChatGPT shortcuts for editing images, and more. (opens the original)
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Why Your Vibe Coded App Feel Generic? (opens the original)
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How to Build a Substack Dashboard Without Leaving ChatGPT (opens the original)
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I recently stumbled upon a tool and it immediately sparked my idea of building a Substack dashboard. I forgot where I first heard it, but “building a better Substack dashboard” have become a bit of a buzzword in the Substack community for a while.The tool I found is called Floot. What makes it quite different from other vibe coding tools is that you just chat through ChatGPT or Claude. I use ChatGPT, but Claude is another option. Very interesting.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href
Why You Should Put Up a Paywall From Day One? (opens the original)
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I Analyzed 100 Bestselling Parenting Newsletters and Found One Gap No One Is Writing About (opens the original)
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Okay, I stumbled upon this idea, and now I’m so keen to explore all 30 categories on the leaderboard: which topics are already oversaturated, and which gaps are still worth pursuing.What I analyzedI reviewed the 100 publications listed on Substack’s parenting Top Bestsellers leaderboard on 16 September 2026. For each one I recorded the publication name and subtitle, then read the public About page and the public subscription page. All observations below come from what these pages state publicly.
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