Documenting Instead of Marketing
Why we write about what we build rather than promoting it, and what that costs — because it does cost something.
Vanshika · 30 July 2026FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE
Accounts of things we actually did, written by the person who did them. A lesson teaches something general and should hold for anyone. A field note only claims to describe what happened here — including the parts that took longer than expected.
Why we write about what we build rather than promoting it, and what that costs — because it does cost something.
Vanshika · 30 July 2026The channel that worked was the one that doesn't scale: calling people individually and asking what breaks in their week.
Daksh Bathla · 26 July 2026The original one described the company. The current one describes the products. That change was smaller to make and harder to decide than it sounds.
Daksh Bathla · 22 July 2026A running account of where these tools have failed us on real work — not as an argument against using them, since we use them daily.
Daksh Bathla · 18 July 2026Building our own site turned out to be the strictest design review we've run — mostly because there was no client to blame for the compromises.
Daksh Bathla · 14 July 2026