1,600 hours. And just about all of my sanity. π
That is roughly what the stretch from June 27 to today adds up to: 100 straight days, averaging around 16 hours a day, without a day off.
The bigger journey has been about 4.5 months of learning, adapting, building, breaking things, fixing them, and going again.
No games. No scrolling. No distractions. Just an almost ridiculous amount of focus through the wins, the setbacks, the late nights, the moments where something finally clicked, and the ones where I had to tear it apart and start again.
Maybe a little crazy at this point too lol. But I am genuinely proud of this.
This is Xyterna.
The idea is simple: your files and photos already contain a huge amount of useful information. Xyterna reads what you add, organizes the useful details, and makes that information easier to find, report on, or ask questions about later.
Ask Xyterna answers from your own records and shows you where the answer came from. If something important is unclear, or two sources disagree, it tells you instead of quietly guessing. And your original files stay untouched underneath it all.
Take a photo or upload a file, and move on.
This commercial finally shows the product the way I wanted it to. And because we are at launch, I want the first customers close to the process.
I am opening 20 discounted pilot spots. The first 20 launch customers who DM me or contact Eterna Clarity and agree to give candid feedback on the experience can get a reduced pilot rate during this launch phase.
Not positive feedback. Useful feedback. What works, what does not, what confuses you, and what you wish worked differently.
Super proud of this one. Would not change a thing.
Xyterna:
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