For more than a decade, I’ve worked in construction. Every project lives inside a maze of folders and subfolders, a digital filing cabinet I open and navigate. I need quick access to drawings, reports, photos, specifications, and inspection records. At day’s end, I close everything, only to rebuild the same workspace the next morning. After years of accepting that routine, I used AI-assisted development to create Explorer Session Saver, a tool that saves and restores my open folders as a session. It solved a real, recurring problem for me, and now I’m ready to share it.
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What indie makers shipped this week.
Every founder on SellWithBoost can post short weekly notes about their product — what shipped, what broke, what they learned. Below is every entry, most recent first. No PR spin, no thought-leadership. Just the work.
RUM data on the beta site itself: our own LCP was 3.4s on mid-tier mobile. Fixed by inlining the critical CSS. Down to 1.9s. Practicing what we preach.
Passed 500 unique users in a single day. Feels good for a project with zero paid marketing. The organic bump came from a Reddit r/InternetIsBeautiful mention that we did not solicit. Grateful.
Onboarded our first hotel chain — 12 properties, unified guest conversations across voice, SMS, and WhatsApp in one memory layer. The integration took two days. The internal debate about which channel to prioritize first took two weeks.
Client onboarding revealed a real gap: our audit surfaces 300+ issues but does not rank-order by likely impact. Users had to guess what to fix first. Building a lightweight scoring model that weighs by page traffic + change effort. Beta next week.
Added QR code generator to the utility pack. It was our #3 most-requested via email — behind PDF merge and image compressor, both already shipped. Users hitting the site through a shared QR link now have a warm intro to what else lives here.