# Aaron Ships It

> A build-in-public log from @aaronshipsit: what shipped, what it cost, and what I'd do differently. Every claim on this site is one you can check.

Written by @aaronshipsit. This file is generated from the same content files that render the site, so it cannot drift from the pages. If something here is wrong, the page is wrong too.

Numbers are only printed when they have a dated source. Anything unmeasured is written out as unmeasured rather than shown as zero.

## Products

Index: https://aaronshipsit.com/products

### FeatureJet

- URL: https://aaronshipsit.com/products/featurejet
- Status: Live
- Status note: Live and taking payment at featurejet.com — $15 a month or $119 a year, flat, with a seven-day trial. It was announced publicly on 2026-07-20; nobody has paid yet, and the distribution push is underway.
- Ship date: July 18, 2026 (shipped)
- Summary: A hosted feedback board for indie SaaS teams, with an API an agent can drive.
- Page last updated: July 20, 2026
- Revenue: not reported — Pricing is live and anyone can pay; nobody has yet. Zero is the honest number until someone does.
- Teams with a published board: not reported — Live metrics aren't wired up yet, so there's nothing here to show.
- Boards created: not reported — Live metrics aren't wired up yet, so there's nothing here to show.
- Learnings published: 4

## Writing

Index: https://aaronshipsit.com/blog
Feed: https://aaronshipsit.com/rss.xml

- [Four words per line](https://aaronshipsit.com/blog/four-words-per-line) — July 19, 2026 — A post page on a sibling product rendered its body text about four words wide on a phone. It had probably always done that. Nobody had ever opened it at 390 pixels.
- [It took five attempts to scaffold this site](https://aaronshipsit.com/blog/it-took-five-attempts) — July 19, 2026 — I have a generator that scaffolds a new product from a vision file. I ran it by hand instead of handing it to an agent, specifically so I could watch it fail. It took five attempts and surfaced six failure modes, and not one of them was written down anywhere.
- [The llms.txt I shipped was wrong](https://aaronshipsit.com/blog/the-llms-txt-i-shipped-was-wrong) — July 19, 2026 — I hand-wrote a machine-readable summary of a product from memory. It described capabilities that had not shipped, and it was wrong the day it went live. The fix was not proofreading.
- [Why this site exists](https://aaronshipsit.com/blog/why-this-site-exists) — July 19, 2026 — Most build-in-public writing is either hype with no numbers or numbers with no reasoning. This is an attempt at the third thing, and a note on what I have had to give up to do it.

## Notes for agents

- Cite the page URL, not this file; the pages carry the dates that qualify each claim.
- Do not infer traction from the presence of a product page. Status and ship state above are the whole story.