Build in Public
The AINave Build in Public feed is a public timeline of founder updates from builders sharing real product progress. It helps readers follow what makers are shipping, learning, measuring, and deciding while they build.
What appears in the feed?
The feed can include updates such as:
- Product progress
- Shipping updates
- Technical build logs
- Customer learnings
- Metrics updates
- Founder operating updates
- Decisions, pivots, blockers, and validation requests
Each update links back to its original source when a source URL is available.
How does AINave organize updates?
AINave groups public builder updates by source, product, and update type when that information is available. The main feed shows recent updates across all types, while the filter menu lets readers focus on a specific kind of update.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the feed for?
The feed is for founders, indie hackers, AI builders, and product teams who want to follow real examples of products being built in public.
Do I need an AINave account to read the feed?
No. The feed is public and can be read without signing in.
How do I appear in the feed?
AINave currently surfaces selected public builder updates. If you want your updates to be considered, make sure your product is listed on AINave and that your public build updates clearly mention what you are building.
Can I filter the feed?
Yes. Use the filter menu on the feed page to view updates by type, such as product progress, shipping updates, customer learning, or metrics updates.
Can I open the original post?
Yes. When an original source URL is available, clicking an update opens the source post in a new tab.
What should a good build in public update include?
Useful updates usually include what changed, why it matters, what was learned, and any concrete signal such as users, revenue, conversion, usage, launch progress, or customer feedback.