The tunnel felt safe Building in the tunnel is strangely comfortable.It’s just me, the screen, and the work. I know what to do there: design, implement, refactor, repeat. I can stay in motion without asking anyone for permission or feedback. Progress is visible in commits, tasks, and prototypes. In that space, Utably is clean, controlled, […]
Opening the doors: from building in the tunnel to building with users Read More »
The tunnel of building Building a company is not glamorous. Most days it is me, a screen, and the work. Hours stack until the rest of life blurs. When you are in the tunnel, the product becomes the only horizon. I love that state of flow. It is honest and intensely alive. But it is
Getting hit by reality Read More »
The problem we saw Job hunting today feels like shouting into a void. Applications disappear without feedback, resumes are rejected by machines before a human even reads them, and interviews are filled with guesswork. Many talented people end up stuck not because of lack of skill but because the system is stacked against them. I
Why We Built Utably Read More »
The wish to build The desire to create has been with me for as long as I can remember. Even as a student, I was not satisfied with simply learning. I wanted to build something of my own. In school, a classmate and I started experimenting with small inventions. We built automatic flower pods and
The First Step Is the Hardest and the Most Important Read More »
