A feed of what people actually built. Follow the engineers you learn from — the companies worth working for are reading, and every role they post says what it pays.
I keep seeing these sites pop up.
canivibecodeit.com made $10k.
outbid.lol made $42k.
trustmrr.com hit $200k.
They launch, they go viral, they make money.
Distribution is the real moat. I understand that.
This is my story.
Today I have $0 in my account.
Yesterday I got blocked because I couldn’t pay $10 for Google Ads.
Two months ago I lost my job. I was a Tech Lead on Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Most interviews make me feel stupid. I have open source Salesforce work sitting there with almost zero interest from the community.
I was tired of LinkedIn.
Everyone knows it’s bullshit.
The profiles nobody reads. The InMails. The performance. The theatre.
You pay Premium just to read an email.
Nobody fixed it. So I decided to try.
A few years ago I started Hyppe with my own money.
It was built for people in sports — athletes who train when nobody is watching, who keep going when the path is long and lonely. The philosophy was simple: greatness is a daily decision, not a pose. Less plastic feed. More intention.
The codebase already had the social foundation: owners, feeds, interests, media, chat, habits, a real video transcoder I built myself.
Then I added jobs and professional profiles.
Same system. Same identity. Same point of view.
I just stopped pretending the professional surface needed a different product.
That’s how Sheepr happened.
Not two products.
One network for people and companies who actually build something.
Sheepr is not another ATS.
It is not another professional network designed to maximise time-on-site and sell you Premium.
It’s structured profiles instead of PDFs nobody opens.
Real vacancies with transparent pay.
Clear roles so marketing can share a job without reading every applicant.
Pricing based on the audience a company actually reaches — not seats, not per-posting meters.
The stack is Laravel, Expo, Inertia, React, Postgres.
The apps are in review.
It’s not finished. But it’s good enough to ship.
→ sheepr.app
Sheep it.
Right now I need $500 to pay my bills.
I need $1000 to help my mom. She depends entirely on me.
I’m not writing this for pity.
I’m writing it because I believe the product is useful, and because distribution is the only thing standing between a good product and silence.
I have seen what happens when the right people find something real.
I have also seen what happens when they don’t.
If you’re a founder, a builder, a recruiter at a company that ships, or just someone who’s also tired of LinkedIn — try it, share it, give feedback, or support however you can.
I’m not asking for charity.
I’m asking for a chance to reach the people this was built for.
The ones who still believe the work matters more than the performance.
Sheepr is live at sheepr.app.
The philosophy is the same one I started with.
The only thing missing is the right community finding it.
If this resonates, go to sheepr.app — or share it with someone who needs it.