101 Days of Building in Public, Measured in Code, Users, and Mistakes
On 13 June, I typed the first prompt for a fishing app into Claude Code. On 2 September, it went live on Google Play. On 22 September, Apple approved it for the App Store. That is 101 days, one owner, one collaborator on design and the website, and two AI coding agents working in the same repository.
This is the last article in my build-in-public series for the RevenueCat Shipaton. The other seven each took one idea. This one only takes numbers, and it puts the flattering ones next to the ones I would rather round up. Figures were measured on 25 September, from the repository or read-only from the production database, unless a different date is given.
Two panels: what got built, and what got used, in 101 days. Built: 873 commits, 790 merged pull requests, 134 release tags, 2,939 species in the encyclopedia, 49 preservation anchors. Used: 109...
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