Yusuf Aytas

Caccepted is a minimalist habit and challenge tracker designed for people who want structure without the bloat. No logins, no servers, no distractions. Everything runs locally in your browser. Perfect for anyone who wants to stay consistent with daily habits, micro-challenges, or simple todos. Key features: 🌐 100% browser-based, no signup required 🔒 Privacy-first — data stays on your device ✅...

Why I built it 1. News overload – I love deep dives but rarely have the time; a bite-sized read feels doable. 2. Static-first evangelism – Wanted to prove you can ship a living publication with zero servers or databases. 3. Scratch my own itch – The curation list is literally my reading queue, publishing it keeps me accountable.

I built Challenge Accepted because I was tired of bloated habit apps, account logins, annoying reminders, and endless features that distract from the one thing that matters—showing up every day. I wanted a tool that: ✅ Works instantly — no signup, no setup ✅ Respects your privacy — no tracking, no servers, no data collection ✅ Feels good to use — just one tap per day to build a streak ✅ Lives...

Throughout our careers, Ender and I often felt the absence of a mentor. Navigating the twists and turns of a software engineering career without guidance was challenging. We faced many pivotal moments—deciding between job offers, handling conflicts, managing projects, and recovering from setbacks—without anyone to turn to for advice. Some of the decisions we made cost us. They impacted our...