Software Reviews

The Finished Tasks Jar: How a $8 Jar Reduced My Anxiety in 2025

A simple $8 glass cookie jar from Target transformed how one person tracks productivity by making completed tasks visible. This physical system addresses the memory gap that fuels anxiety about productivity, offering a tangible record of daily progress.

14 min read | 10 views | Dec 31, 2025

Why Modern Software Is So Bloated and What You Can Do

Modern software like Discord consuming 800MB RAM while idle highlights a systemic issue with bloat. This article explores the technical and business reasons behind bloated software and offers practical solutions for users and developers in 2025.

10 min read | 10 views | Dec 29, 2025

Why Hitting $1M ARR Doesn't Mean Success

Hitting $1M ARR is a milestone, but it doesn't guarantee success. Uncover the realities of SaaS growth and learn from seasoned founders.

6 min read | 19 views | Dec 27, 2025

Deep Work Exposed My Anxiety: Why Distraction Was My Buffer

When I tried deep work, I lasted 12 minutes before anxiety overwhelmed me. This experience revealed that my distractions weren't killing productivity—they were buffering my mind. Here's what I learned about building sustainable focus in 2025.

13 min read | 9 views | Dec 26, 2025

How Observing Workflows Saved $30k: The Power of Simple Automation

A software developer saved a clinic $30k annually not with complex AI, but by observing their actual workflow and implementing simple automation. This article explores why watching how people actually work is more valuable than assuming what they need.

14 min read | 11 views | Dec 21, 2025

The $30 Software Dream: Why We Miss Owning Apps Forever

Remember paying $30 once and owning software forever? We explore why that model disappeared, the real costs behind subscriptions, and where to find affordable one-time purchase tools in 2025.

11 min read | 10 views | Dec 21, 2025

When to Kill a SaaS Feature: The 340 User Dilemma

Removing a feature used by 340 monthly active users generated just 6 angry emails. Discover the strategic framework for sunsetting problematic features, managing technical debt, and communicating changes effectively without destroying customer relationships.

14 min read | 11 views | Dec 20, 2025