I built memsched over three months because I needed something beautiful yet functional to showcase my learning journey.
As a solopreneur, I discovered that making my progress visible to others creates the perfect mix of accountability and motivation. When others can see what I'm working on, I'm simply more likely to follow through.
It's not complicated - just a clean, aesthetically pleasing way to share your learning path with the world. Because sometimes the most powerful productivity hack isn't another app or system, but knowing someone might check in on your progress.
This has really caught my attention, congrats on the launch. This seems like a great way to help social proof my work. I can showcase work once it's complete, but this is helpful to showcase the progress along the way. I instantly signed up, and I appreciate that it's free to use! Found it simple and clean, maybe adding some interactive onboarding or a video to your website with a short demo would be helpful to new users. :)
This is dope!!! Love the clean design. Feels like a great fit for indie hackers, learners, and even bootcamp students. (PS: I'm the founder of Metana and would love to explore what we can do together)
If anyone wants to pair this with a way to collect reflections or feedback on their learning journey, Buildform (PSS: I'm again the founder of this as well, and we're also launching today) could be a cool add-on. You create beautiful forms with logic, AI, and analytics baked in.
Love the simplicity. It taps into that quiet peer pressure that actually helps. Do you see this evolving into more of a social layer—like following others’ learning paths or cheering them on? Could add a nice community vibe.
@shreyans_assistiv The bigger scope would be to add a community aspect where people can follow each other's journey and potentially compete. It is still unclear if building a social platform from scratch is the way to go or instead having a discord server/slack community. What do you think?
MEMsched
Hey Hunters,
I built memsched over three months because I needed something beautiful yet functional to showcase my learning journey.
As a solopreneur, I discovered that making my progress visible to others creates the perfect mix of accountability and motivation. When others can see what I'm working on, I'm simply more likely to follow through.
It's not complicated - just a clean, aesthetically pleasing way to share your learning path with the world. Because sometimes the most powerful productivity hack isn't another app or system, but knowing someone might check in on your progress.
I share my all my work here.
I'd love for you to take a look and share your thoughts :)
Hylark
This has really caught my attention, congrats on the launch. This seems like a great way to help social proof my work. I can showcase work once it's complete, but this is helpful to showcase the progress along the way. I instantly signed up, and I appreciate that it's free to use! Found it simple and clean, maybe adding some interactive onboarding or a video to your website with a short demo would be helpful to new users. :)
MEMsched
@natasha_007 Thank you for the time you took for checking it out and leaving a comment!
I will definitely look into creating an interactive onboarding and demo. Thanks for the feedback :)
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This is dope!!! Love the clean design. Feels like a great fit for indie hackers, learners, and even bootcamp students. (PS: I'm the founder of Metana and would love to explore what we can do together)
If anyone wants to pair this with a way to collect reflections or feedback on their learning journey, Buildform (PSS: I'm again the founder of this as well, and we're also launching today) could be a cool add-on. You create beautiful forms with logic, AI, and analytics baked in.
Nice work Leonard, rooting for you!
MEMsched
@stanlyya Thanks for the feedback, I am joinable on X here.
Kepler Skills Insights
Definitely gonna be looking at adding this to my GitHub README 🤓
AskCodi
Love the simplicity. It taps into that quiet peer pressure that actually helps. Do you see this evolving into more of a social layer—like following others’ learning paths or cheering them on? Could add a nice community vibe.
MEMsched
@shreyans_assistiv The bigger scope would be to add a community aspect where people can follow each other's journey and potentially compete. It is still unclear if building a social platform from scratch is the way to go or instead having a discord server/slack community. What do you think?