I was building KODA Browser.
Android project.
WebView.
Custom home screen.
Search.
GitHub shortcuts.
It was starting to become a real browser.
And then I paused it.
Not because it failed.
I paused it because I realized something:
I’ve built a lot of things.
But I haven’t really tested whether I can sell what I build.
So I’m changing the experiment.
I’m going to build websites for real businesses.
Not another demo.
Not another “coming soon” SaaS.
A real website that someone can look at and say:
“Yeah, I’ll pay for this.”
My first targets:
- Restaurants
- Salons
- Gyms
- Tuition centres
- Local shops
- Small businesses
I’ll build the first website, put it online, find businesses that need something similar, and start reaching out.
And I’m keeping track of everything.
How many people I contact.
How many reply.
How many say no.
How many actually want the website.
And, most importantly, whether anyone pays.
Because getting 20 reactions on a post is cool.
Getting ₹1,000 from something I coded would teach me a lot more.
KODA Browser isn’t cancelled.
It’s paused.
For now, I’m running a different experiment:
Can I turn code into my first real client?
I’ll post the result — even if the result is zero.
Let’s find out. 🫡