This week Dictare shipped its first real signed releases on both Mac and Windows, auto-update was proven end-to-end, and vocabulary sync went live. Here’s what breaking the release process taught me.
This week I found out my pricing was wrong and my backend had a critical security vulnerability. Both got fixed before launch. Here’s how it happened.
This week I stopped saying “Q3” and picked a real date. Here’s what changed, what went live, and why committing to a deadline is the scariest and most useful thing I’ve done.
This week Dictare went cross-platform. macOS was the easy bit. Here’s the full honest account of getting audio capture working on Windows, and every bug that tried to stop me.
Phase 6 and 7 shipped this week. Then I did my competitor research and discovered the main thing I thought made Dictare unique was no longer unique. Here’s the full honest account.
This week the trial timer went live against real Supabase data. Here’s the full week — what shipped, what broke, what’s next for Dictare.
In my first post I said I’d cover the AI tools I’m actually using and what they cost. So here
Let me be upfront about something before you read any further: I am not a guru. I haven’t already made