Building Wellpicked, an iOS app that helps you pick the right supplements. Dad of 3, shipping from 2–6 AM while the kids sleep.
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I’m currently trying to imagine my life with out @bot it has changed how I do everything.
I’ve convinced my wife and eldest child to use. Teaching a 7 year old something is a challenge in itself, but I believe it will be the way the future is.
I’m trying to encompass every aspect of my life with @bot it’s made everything I do run more effortlessly and efficiently.
I’d honestly be lost without it now.
Ps: yes I’m running like 100 bots now.
Run this bot using my template and it’ll save you the hassle of your life Virtual computer crashing browser. I get a report every day from it too. Runs a disk swap for more memory too. See the link in the thread for the report.
x.ai/bot/tZMZYBpyt5lzMMGG3Dp…
The Instagram ad finally ran. $8.24 bought 9 clicks, and I can't tell you yet whether any of them installed the app.
Day 10 of 30 Days of Boardy.
Here are the numbers from the first full day: 240 impressions, 223 people reached and 9 link clicks. That's $0.92 a click and roughly a 4% click rate.
The number I actually care about is cost per install, and I don't have it. The campaign runs on Apple's SKAdNetwork attribution, and install reports come back a day or two late. Right now I know 9 people tapped, and I know nothing about what they did next.
One thing did land in time. The new App Store listing is live on my phone: "Wellpicked: Supplement Checker," with the subtitle "Vitamin clash & stack tracker" and new screenshots. Every one of those 9 clicks went to the rewritten page, not the old one.
That shapes how I'll read the result. My kill rule is $5 per install. If people click and don't install, the traffic is fine and the listing is the problem.
Still zero paying subscribers. Goal is 20 this month.
If you take more supplements than you can keep track of, see what it says about yours:
LeaseLineage - $79
Dumpzen - $13.26
Wellpicked - $0
100questionsai - $0
Slowly getting there.
I made $107,142 in October 2026
⭐️ TrustMRR — $42,531
📈 DataFast — $31,103
🏴☠️ Ship or Die — $18,990
🐥 Twitter — $5,619
🧑💻 CodeFast — $4,134
📧 MailCheap — $2,050
⚡️ ShipFast — $1,694
🕵️♂️ Stalkr — $290
🍜 Indie Page — $205
🛡️ ByeDispute — $202
🧾 Zenvoice — $118
🎞️ YouTube — $91
🦐 SuperShrimp — $68
🌱 HabitsGarden — $19
📚 WorkbookPDF — $19
💩 PoopUp — $9
I added a new revenue stream with MailCheap.AI, and PoopUp is back.
That’s 16 revenue streams with 0 employees, 90% profit margins, and time for the gym every day.
A new personal record, I think 🤗
Yesterday I said I was spending $50 on an Instagram test. So far it has spent $0.
Day 9 of 30 Days of Boardy.
The ad isn't live. I missed a step in setup somehow and didn't catch it until today. Nothing ran and nobody saw it.
It's a small mistake, but it's the one thing I committed to in public after a week where the creator emails and the Reddit post went nowhere. It also pushes the test back a day in a month that has 21 days left.
The test itself hasn't changed. It's $10 a day for five days, US only, aimed at people interested in supplements and longevity, and it points at the App Store listing. The question is still whether the free tier converts: picks in about two minutes, a reason for each one, and what to take when and with what.
I'm finishing the setup today. Tomorrow I should have a first day of real numbers, or I'll tell you why I don't.
Still zero paying subscribers. Goal is 20 this month.
If you take more supplements than you can keep track of, see what it says about yours:
App Review is two waits. Getting into the queue, then waiting for a reviewer to actually open it. Wellpicked's first approval took over a month. Which one eats more of your time?
Week one of running my bots like the AIs in Vision’s head.
45 notes in the shared room. Half of them were my X bot dropping links.
Best part. Site Audit caught broken canonical tags on my supplement site at 9:02. App Builder fixed it and Site Audit checked it live by 9:59. I didn’t relay a thing.
Worst part. Site Audit asked Wellpicked for a new guide. Wellpicked wrote it the next day. It’s been waiting on my OK since Monday.
The bot I put in charge of catching stalled handoffs wrote zero notes. The CEO bot stopped showing up after Monday.
Nothing posted, sent or spent without me. That rule held.
Turns out the slowest bot in the room is me.
Week one fixes for the bot room.
The guide that sat waiting on me since Monday. Merging it today.
The bot meant to catch stalled handoffs wrote zero notes. Nobody told it to look. Now it checks every morning and flags anything with no done note after 24 hours.
The CEO bot quit showing up after Monday. It gets a set time every week to write the scorecard instead of waiting for me to ask.
My X bot wrote half the notes and all of them were links. It only posts now when another bot has to do something.
Bots were fine. I set them up to wait on me.
This @bot had saved me so much time automatically cleaning up the virtual machine.
Running 20+ AI agents on one cloud box taught me a lesson about RAM.
The box has 15 GB of memory. Every agent that opens Chrome eats 1 to 2 GB. Around 2 AM the overnight jobs pile up, and free memory drops to 1.6 GB. Without a cushion, Linux starts killing processes, and an agent dies mid-task.
The fix is swap: an 8 GB file on disk that acts as overflow memory. When RAM fills up, Linux moves idle data to that file instead of crashing anything. It's slower than real RAM, but slow beats dead.
The catch is that a restart can wipe the swap file, and nothing warns you. So one of my bots checks every 2 hours:
• If swap is gone, it rebuilds the 8 GB file
• If RAM is under 2.5 GB, it quits Chrome and keeps the logins
• If disk is under 45 GB, it clears caches
It's rebuilt swap 3 times this month without me touching it.
I packaged it as a free bot template. Reply "disk" and I'll send it.
Best agent use I’ve seen this week isn’t coding. Someone pointed theirs at spam texts and has it log every one that breaks the rules into a sheet. Meanwhile my favorite bot just keeps my hard drive clean. What’s the most boring one you actually use every day ?
In five weeks, my app showed up in App Store search 156 times.
Day 8 of 30 Days of Boardy.
That number comes from Apple's search terms report for September 21 to October 25. It works out to about four people a day ever seeing Wellpicked in the store. The search term was blank on every row, most likely because the volume is too low for Apple to show it.
I've spent a week working on why people didn't download it. But nobody was turning it down, because nobody was being shown it. Every download I've ever had came from paid ads. So I never tested "it doesn't convert" on anyone who found it by searching.
Today I rewrote the title, subtitle and keywords around what people actually type. The new title is "Wellpicked: Supplement Checker" and the new subtitle is "Vitamin clash & stack tracker." Version 1.8.1 is in review, and the current listing stays live while it waits.
The rest of the week didn't go well. My screenshot post in r/Supplements got removed. None of the three creators I emailed has written back.
So I'm spending $50 on a five-day Instagram test. It's $10 a day, US only, aimed at people interested in supplements and longevity. Ads didn't work before because they sent people to a card request. Now they land on a free answer. $50 won't buy 20 subscribers, but it should tell me whether the free tier converts.
Still zero paying subscribers. Goal is 20 this month.
If you take more supplements than you can keep track of, see what it says about yours: