A detailed, no-assumptions guide to self-hosting your own automation engine using Render and PostgreSQL — with SSL, user management, and free pro features.

“I didn’t want to keep hacking in the terminal. I wanted a system. A clean, visual control panel for my internal AI tools. So I built one.”

I stopped guessing content ideas — and built a completely free radar that pulls trending topics into my Notion daily. No paid tools. Just Python, NewsAPI, and a Notion board. Here's how you can build the same system in under an hour.

Most tech professionals are stuck consuming content while creators — often from humble backgrounds — are using AI tools to build audiences, automate income, and escape the rat race. I was one of those silent scrollers… until I saw the truth. This post is your wake-up call. If you're still watching, it's time to start creating. Here's why AI content is the biggest opportunity of our generation — and how I'm finally tapping into it.

Want to add comments to your Framer blog? I tried Cusdis, Giscus, and Hyvor Talk — and here’s what tech creators need to know. A practical guide for dev-savvy solopreneurs and blog builders.

Framer is sleek, fast, and creator-friendly… but there’s one thing missing: comments. Most creators don’t realize Framer doesn’t support native commenting — until it’s too late. In this post, I break down free open-source tools like Cusdis and Giscus, and share a premium alternative (Hyvor Talk) for those ready to engage readers the right way. I tried them, tested them, and here’s what I recommend — even if I’m holding off for now. 💬 If comments matter to your content strategy, this guide’s for you.

I launched my blog website in 2 days — with zero code — using a free Framer template. Here's why I chose the Lumbung theme, the challenges I hit, and how I made it my digital storytelling hub.