I’ll start by apologizing for the title — I swear it wasn’t supposed to be one of those "you won't believe what happened when I drank vinegar and cinnamon" type of headlines (does anyone else get bombarded by those insane ads?). 😅

Two months ago, I didn’t even know what GitHub was. Today, I’ve shipped 3 real apps:

1. 🤑 WillTheyConvert
2. 💣 BoomHabits
3. 🌴 DubaiDiscoverer

They’re not perfect. They’re not profitable. But they prove ONE IMPORTANT THING: Anyone can start building.

Back then, I had zero technical skills. GitHub, npm install, APIs — all sounded like magic to me. I didn’t buy courses or join bootcamps. Instead, I watched free YouTube videos.

My first project was BoomHabits.com — just another habit tracker. But not because the world needed one more habit tracker. Not to make money. But to LEARN. To finish something real. To prove to myself: "I can." And 3 days after launch? BoomHabits had 200+ users and even got a lot of love on Fazier (#3 Product of the Week)! For someone who didn’t even know what GitHub was weeks earlier, it felt unreal. 🔥

Next, I built WillTheyConvert.com — a tool to test startup ideas before wasting time and money. Fake landing pages. Fake pricing pages. Real data on what people actually want. It was smart, simple, and useful. And in just 3 days after launch, I had 70 registered users and 20 active flows.

Finally, I returned to a project I started a long time ago but abandoned: DubaiDiscoverer. It’s a full travel guide for Dubai, built completely by myself. Recently, I gave it a full redesign, and now I’m focusing on SEO.

But here’s the thing: The point of this post isn’t to show off. It’s to remind you of one simple fact:

If someone like me — literally starting from ZERO — can build and launch 3 real apps in just 2 months... You can too.

• You just have to START. 🏁
• Don’t wait to be "ready."
• Don’t wait until you "know everything."
• Start messy. Start clueless. Start afraid.

And hey — did I waste some money along the way?

Absolutely.

I had to pay for tools like Cursor or Lovable.

Was it a "bad investment"? You could say that.

But it wasn’t a waste — because thanks to that, I gained practical skills, real knowledge, and even real connections.

Today, I chat daily with several awesome people on X — exchanging ideas, helping each other grow. 🚀

I don’t regret a thing.

If I did it, you can do it too. ✨

First 48-hour update! 🚀

Since launching WillTheyConvert.com - here’s what happened:

✅ 112 votes on fazier.com (top-voted yesterday!)

✅ 60+ signups, users created 24 tests

✅ 461 new users (Google Analytics)

✅ 1 newsletter subscriber (thank you! 💌)

✅ 6 DMs asking about the project

Huge thanks for the support and feedback! What’s next? More updates soon.

Dual monitors? Ergonomic chair? Nah.

Couch + MacBook + virtual fire = peak productivity.

Hey! I’ve got a story that might just change the way you approach building your next big idea, and trust me, you don’t want to miss this one. But before I dive into the details, let me rewind and take you back to my first project: BoomHabits.

About month ago, when I first started working on BoomHabits, I had zero experience with coding. Like, absolutely none. But within 24 hours, I managed to build a simple yet powerful habit tracker to help people stay productive and crush their goals. 😅 No fancy code, no convoluted processes—just a lot of trial and error, learning as I went, and utilizing NoCode tools that empowered me to turn my ideas into something real, without needing a tech background.

Fast forward to today, and I’m back at it again with my second project: WillTheyConvert.com. This one’s even smarter, designed to help you bring your ideas to life faster, without the risk of wasting time or resources.

Here’s the deal: WillTheyConvert is an app that lets you validate your product concepts instantly. It simulates payments and account sign-ups—meaning you don’t have to build your entire product first. You can test your assumptions within minutes and get real data that can save you tons of time and money.

This method is known as Fake Door Testing, and it’s been used by some of the most successful companies out there like Airbnb, Dropbox, Groupon, and even Product Hunt. These companies tested their ideas this way before diving into full product builds, and it worked for them. If it worked for the pros, I’m pretty sure it can work for all of us too. 😎

I really hope this post not only inspires you to give my app a try, but also motivates you to experiment with AI tools. They’re seriously awesome, and if I can do it, I’m confident you can too!

Hey it's me again

A couple of weeks ago I launched DubaiDiscoverer.com — a portal all about Dubai and its top attractions 🏙️🌴 It’s been live for a bit, but few days ago… I gave it a serious glow-up. New look, smoother flow, and ofc 100% vibecoded.

You can browse cool places, add the ones you’re interested in, and the built-in planner will automatically spread them out over your days — so your trip is organized and optimized without lifting a finger.

BUT… I’ve got a huge problem with SEO.

The site isn’t indexing at all in Google Search Console. Zero. Nada.

What’s weird is — I have an identical version of the site in Polish (same structure, same setup), and that one is growing steadily in Google (second gsc screen).

There is sitemap, robots I even got few backlinks...

Anyone ever had something like this? Any ideas what might be going wrong? 😓

Would love to hear your thoughts! 🙏

A month ago, I had zero clue about tech. GitHub? Never touched it. Deploying an app? Sounded like something only real devs do. It felt like building your own app was reserved for ‘real’ developers — not someone like me who didn’t even know where to start.

But I had this idea — and instead of waiting until I “learn how to code,” I just went for it. I stumbled into the world of vibe coding, and it completely changed the game for me.

Three days later, I launched my very first app:

👉 BoomHabits.com — a simple habit tracker to help people stay focused, build routines, and feel proud of their progress.

And here’s the crazy part: three days after going live, 200 people signed up, and BoomHabits got 80 upvotes as Product of the Day on Fazier.com (we even hit #2 for a while!).

I know for a lot of you — devs and folks who’ve been in this world way longer — this might seem small, maybe even kinda funny. But for someone who’s never written a single line of code… this is huge!

Just wanted to share this little win — the vibe coding is just getting started for me. Maybe it’ll inspire someone else to take their first step too.