Wishing safety and strength for your family. I hope your campaign reaches the right people.

It’s Simple, But Annoying: Why I Started Building Keynotif | Cahyanudien Blogs You don’t have a notification problem. You have an uncertainty problem. Keynotif is a native Android app I’m building to filter what actually matters while you sleep — so your mornings feel calm again.

I’m building Keynotif around that idea.

Full write-up →
blog.cahyanudien.site/its-simple-b...

#buildinpublic #androiddev #indiedev

That’s the flaw.

Not noise.

Uncertainty.

So you mute everything…

then later you check everything anyway.

Do Not Disturb removes noise.

But it doesn’t remove the question:

Did I miss something important?

I thought I had a notification problem.

I didn’t.

I had an uncertainty problem.

Skedoff Workstation: Edit Social Media Drafts From Your PC — No Cloud Required | Cahyanudien Blogs Skedoff v1.0.1 introduces Workstation — a desktop companion that syncs your phone drafts over local Wi-Fi. No cloud, no accounts, no relay server. Here is why the constraint was the right call.

wrote up the full reasoning here →
blog.cahyanudien.site/skedoff-work...

#buildinpublic #skedoff #offlinefirst #indiedev

Release v.1.0.1 · Flagodna-Developer/skedoff 🚀 NEW: Skedoff Workstation is here! 🖥️📱 • 🖥️ Edit your phone drafts directly from your PC. • 📡 Connect instantly via local Wi-Fi. • ⌨️ Use your full keyboard and mouse for faster writing. • ⚡ Chang...

live now:
🤖 Android — Google Play
🐧 Linux — .deb / AppImage
🪟 Windows — .exe

→ github.com/Flagodna-Developer/skedoff/releases/tag/v1.0.1

I could've built cloud sync. I didn't.
adding a sync server changes what the product is — backend, accounts, data leaving your device.

Skedoff exists because I didn't want that. local Wi-Fi was the only answer that kept the promise.

Skedoff v1.0.1 shipped.

Skedoff Workstation — edit phone drafts from your PC over local Wi-Fi. no cloud, no accounts, no relay server.
same offline-first promise. bigger keyboard.

Thank you, James 🤍

“The only one who really knows the whole picture” — that’s exactly it.

And honestly, writing down the 1–2 things I’d want help with is such a good idea. I should probably start there.

Would love to connect too — appreciate this a lot 🙏

Appreciate that a lot, John 🤍

You nailed it — solo building has a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t really show up in the metrics. People see the downloads, but not the invisible weight behind them.

And thank you 🙏 60K means a lot, especially because it was built one small step at a time.

The Stairs Nobody Talks About | Cahyanudien Blogs A note from a solo indie developer who has 15+ apps, 60K+ downloads — and still gets tired. Not because something broke. Just because carrying something alone is heavy.

If you're an indie dev sitting on that stair right now —
I see you. The stair is real. And you built real things to get here. 🤍
Full post → blog.cahyanudien.site/the-stairs-nobody-talks-about

#indiedev #solofounder #buildinpublic #devlife

We talk a lot about "building in public" — the wins, the launches, the metrics.
We don't talk about the Wednesday afternoon when you just… couldn't.
No standup. No colleague. Just you, the editor, and the silence.

15+ apps. 60K+ downloads. Incorporated.
And sometimes I still sit on a stair and just… breathe.
Not giving up. Not done. Just tired in that specific way that only comes from carrying something alone. 🪜

#indiedev #solofounder #buildinpublic #devlife

Some drafts need time before they need a platform.

That’s the whole idea behind Skedoff.

Skedoff: Offline Post Planner - Apps on Google Play Plan social posts offline. No account, no cloud, just your drafts.

I thought I was building a lightweight scheduler.

What I actually built was a boundary between “I should post now” and “I’ll publish when it’s ready.”

Skedoff is now live on Google Play:
play.google.com/store/apps/d...

Great framing: trust by default instead of trust by login.

I picked Isar because I wanted speed first. For Skedoff’s local-first flow, it felt faster to build with than SQLite.

If the data model gets more relational later, I’d revisit it.

Building Skedoff: I Thought I Was Making a Scheduler, but I Was Really Building a Boundary | Cahyanudien Blogs Why I built Skedoff, a privacy-first, offline-first social media content planner for creators who want control without cloud sync, accounts, or automation.

6/ Skedoff is now submitted to Google Play for review.

And this project reminded me:

Sometimes the best feature is the one you intentionally don’t build.

Read more:
blog.cahyanudien.site/building-ske...

#buildinpublic #indiedev #flutterdev #localfirst

5/ Publishing happens online.

Planning doesn’t always need to.

That’s why offline-first here isn’t just technical.

It’s part of the philosophy.

4/ The biggest realization:

Manual posting isn’t a missing feature.

For this product, it’s the product decision.

Because once the tool becomes responsible for publishing, it becomes infrastructure.

3/ So I built Skedoff:

A privacy-first, offline-first social media content planner.

No account.
No cloud sync.
No auto-posting.

Just:

Draft → Queue → Published

2/ Most tools in this category assume:

• accounts
• cloud storage
• subscriptions
• platform integrations
• auto-posting

That works for teams.

But I wanted something smaller — and quieter.

1/ I thought I was building a social media scheduler.

I was actually building a boundary.

After 63+ hours building Skedoff, I realized the real problem wasn’t scheduling.

It was the missing space between writing something and instantly posting it.

At Night, the Downloads Don’t Talk Back | Cahyanudien Blogs A personal note on solo building, invisible work, and the quiet loneliness of creating useful software for people you may never meet.

I’ve built 15+ apps. Around 60,000 downloads. Around 8,000 MAU.

And still, some nights feel completely alone.

That’s the strange contradiction of being a solo builder:
you can make useful things for thousands of people, then end the night in silence.

read:
blog.cahyanudien.site/at-night-the...

From Developer to Poet: Why I Wrote Stillness That Walks | Cahyanudien Blogs A reflection on moving from logic into language, and why a developer ended up writing contemplative poetry.

For years, I built things for other people’s screens.

This time, I wrote for the quiet inside me.

A short reflection on going from developer to poet, and why Stillness That Walks had to exist.

🌿 Read:
blog.cahyanudien.site/from-develop...

Building Skedoff: A Quieter Way to Plan Content Offline | Cahyanudien Blogs Why I’m building Skedoff — an offline-first, privacy-first social media content planner designed for people who want ownership before publishing.

I thought I was building a scheduler.

Turns out I was building a boundary between intention and impulse.

Full build story 👇
blog.cahyanudien.site/building-ske...

#BuildInPublic #OfflineFirst #IndieHacker #Skedoff

Current status:

✅ UI done
✅ Database done
✅ Core flow working

Not released yet — because there's a gap between "technically done" and "honest enough to ship."

I'm in that gap right now.

The name: schedule + offline.

But "off" means more than technical.

Off the cloud. Off the pressure. Off the urgency to post before the algorithm stops caring.

Not built around speed. Built around control.

So I built Skedoff.

An offline-first content planner. No account. No cloud. No auto-posting.

Your drafts stay on your device until YOU decide they're ready.

Plan content offline. Post when ready.